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2020 Germanfest Picnic still a go, organizers monitoring situation
Organizers for the Germanfest Picnic in Dayton say they are still planning to party in August, though they are monitoring the coronavirus threat.
Things To Do With The Family During Stay At Home Order
Here are a few ideas to help avoid your family going stir crazy during coronavirus quarantine.
Gov. DeWine extends Ohio's Stay-at-Home order until May 1
Ohioans face an additional four weeks in isolation as the stay-at-home order is extended to May 1.
Happy Birthday, Dayton Ohio!
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.
Charleston Falls to temporarily close due to overcrowding
Charleston Falls Nature Preserve has seen attendance soar over recent days. Now the park will close.
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Dayton International Airport remains open during COVID-19 emergency
The Dayton International Airport (DAY) remains open and flights are operating, however airlines throughout the country are beginning to cancel flights due to low passenger loads.
Donating blood exempt from stay-at-home order
The Community Blood Center in Dayton is sending an urgent reminder that donors can leave home to give blood. Photo: Mayor Nan Whaley donating blood on March 18, 2020
Dayton distillery produces hand sanitizer for the community
Fighting coronavirus locally: The Belle of Dayton distillery in the Oregon District has begun production of antiseptic hand sanitizer for the community.
How the Dayton Police Department will enforce stay-at-home order
Police Chief Richard Biehl has issued the following statement explaining law enforcement responsibility during stay-at-home order.
Coronavirus: The National Guard helping Dayton Foodbank
Twenty-five members of the National Guard joined staff at The Foodbank today to assist with packing and distributing food.
Don't call 911 to ask about the stay-at-home order!
Montgomery County Sheriff Rob Streck is asking people not to call 911 to ask about the stay-at-home order, which goes into effect statewide tonight.
Ohio Stay At Home Order - what you need to know
Gov. DeWine has issued an order for Ohioans to stay at home through April 6. Exceptions include going to the grocery store, receiving medical care, or taking your pet for a walk.
Sugar Maple Festival in Bellbrook canceled due coronavirus
Due to circumstances beyond our control in response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, the 42nd Annual Sugar Maple Festival has been cancelled.
What We're Doing at Young's Dairy
Young's Jersey Dairy responds to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Five Rivers MetroParks Response to COVID-19
MetroParks is closing some indoor public facilities and canceling all events and programs from March 13 until at least April 30.
Dayton Metro Library suspend operations temporarily
Dayton Metro Library is temporarily suspending operations due to coronavirus starting at 6 p.m. Friday.
Dayton Art Institute to Temporarily Close
The Dayton Art Institute is temporarily closing to the public in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Dayton performing arts events venues closed until further notice
Coronavirus (COVID-19) update - Dayton Live has postponed all upcoming events at the Schuster Center, Victoria Theatre, The Loft Theatre, and the PNC Arts Annex.
City of Dayton declares emergency due to COVID-19 (coronavirus)
The City of Dayton has declared a State of Emergency, for Dayton, Ohio, due to the public health impacts of COVID-19 (coronavirus).
