Join us as we explore the rich history and culture of Dayton Ohio, sharing historical and nostalgic stories from our local communities.
Almost 173 million miles away from Earth, NASA's Ingenuity helicopter took flight over Mars this morning, holding a small piece of fabric from the wing of the 1903 Wright Flyer. - Read More
NASA's Ingenuity Martian helicopter holds a small piece of fabric from the wing of the 1903 Wright Flyer, which was donated to the agency by Carillon Historical Park. - Read More
The Great Blizzard of 1978 struck the Miami Valley with over 40 inches of snow. Over a foot of snow accumulated on January 26th alone. - Read More
Closed in 1967, mysterious tales about the tower at Hills & Dales still persist, but what is the real story? - Read More
Though he’s now a realtor in Palm Beach, Florida; many feel that Clubhouse 22, located in Dayton is Malcolm MacLeod’s most valuable property. - Read More
Running on a ticket with future President Franklin D. Roosevelt as his running mate, Gov. Cox returned to Dayton on August 7th, 1920 to accept the nomination of his party. - Read More
While their careers in radio have past, the voices of several former Dayton disc-jockeys remain in the minds of their many fans. - Read More
The 'Flyover' depicting the first powered flight by Orville Wright, was commissioned to celebrate Dayton's 200th anniversary and was dedicated on Independence Day, 1996. - Read More
Dayton: The birthplace of aviation and square cut pizza, but stepladders and ice cube trays? Who knew?! You won't believe what else! - Read More
Hills and Dales, originally a gift from John Patterson, the founder of the NCR, is now one of Five Rivers MetroParks’ most popular destinations. - Read More
How is “Murphy” of Murphy’s Law tied to Charles Kettering to the Wright brothers? In the new e-book edition of “Dayton’s Children” they are among 20 innovators who changed our world. - Read More
The Belmont Auto Theatre, located at the southeast corner of the intersection at County Line and Shakertown Road, opened on August 7, 1947. - Read More
What's in a Dayton street name? From Alex-Bell to Watervliet, we reveal the history and the people behind familiar, yet curious street names around Dayton. - Read More
On April 26, 1944, Orville Wright climbed into a C-69. Do you know the fascinating story behind Orville Wright's final flight? - Read More
Due to COVID-19 and the stay-at-home-order in Ohio, the scheduled opening day for the Dayton Dragons 21st season will pass without a single called strike or passed ball. - Read More
It's no April Fools! The City of Dayton was founded on April 1, 1796. Here are some fun facts about our hometown of Dayton, Ohio. - Read More
Erma Bombeck's recipe for writing a good column, "Hook 'em with the lead. Hold 'em with laughter. Exit with a quip they won't forget." - Read More
The memory may not be as fond as our first kiss, or car, but we all remember the first shopping mall we visited. I’m sure I’m not alone in that my introduction to shopping occurred at the Salem Mall. - Read More
On October 3, 1920, the Dayton Triangles made history when they hosted the Columbus Panhandles at Triangle Park in Dayton, Ohio. - Read More
Did you know the famous Rike’s Christmas window displays in the Schuster Center's Wintergarden originated in New York City? - Read More
MetroParks summer 2021 activities update
Twin Valley Trail Challenge rescheduled
Wagner Subaru Outdoor Experience canceled for 2021
St. Helen Spring Festival canceled for second year
Dayton Live Summer Camps for Grades 6-12
Mikesell's Potato Chips is Hiring
Link: Dayton Bike Share expands this week
Kroger begins testing drone deliveries in Centerville
The Square Is Where returns to Courthouse Square
Summit Academy Dayton Transition High School enrollment opens
Memorial Day Special at Scene75
Dayton Heritage Festival at Carillon Park
2nd Street Market - Outdoor Market Only
Free Zumba in the Park at Riverscape
Feast of the Flowering Moon Festival