News in Dayton Ohio
News in Dayton
Bub & Me Celebrate at Roosters
Bub had an outstanding day the last game of the season. He scored two touchdowns and made a tackle that kept the opposing team from scoring! Bub loves chicken, so we headed off to Roosters near the Dayton Mall. The atmosphere was highly charged, the room filled with rowdy football fans watching college football, a perfect place to celebrate Bub's victory.
Made in Dayton: Jaxon Mush
Mush: It's a country favorite dish, often served pan-fried and drenched in maple syrup. Once a staple in the corn belt, it remains a cuisine consumed all over the world. But for almost 100 years, the major distributor of mush has been right here in Dayton.
Breaking The Cycle with Good Shepherd Ministries
For many criminals coming out of prison, it's hard to get back on their feet. It's harder still for their families and children to lead a normal life. But for the efforts of one area charity, many of Dayton's formerly-incarcerated are getting a better shot at a new and productive life.
The Beauty of Artistry in Wood
If you haven't been to the Artistry in Wood event here in the Dayton Area, you are in for a treat this year. I had the pleasure of chatting with Don recently to learn bit more about what he does and why.
Breast Cancer has a New Face: Pink Ribbon Girls
This year alone, the American Cancer Society estimates 226,870 new cases will be diagnosed in women, and 2,190 new cases will be diagnosed in men. For many of them, it is a very scary, uncertain time. But for Heather Salzar, one of an estimated 2.9 million breast cancer survivors alive today, overcoming the disease was only the beginning.
Beavercreek Gem: Wellington Grille
Cruising for good cuisine in east Dayton can be hard for the uninitiated; with so many small family establishments hiding along the side roads and neighborhoods waiting to be discovered, it's hard to know where to begin. But when you find one that really shines, you don't forget it.
Bellbrook Chocolates Satisfies All Chocolate Lovers
When Betty Blose first began selling chocolate out of her home in 1983, she wanted an outlet for her artistry and creativity, but had no business experience. Nearly thirty years later, Blose looks back on her very successful business, as well as the family that made it all possible.
Asian Arts Center Gives Back
Since it was founded in 2000, the Asian Arts Center has had an unusual philosophy – build a sound body and mind, and use them to give back. In fact, the Asian Arts Center ensures this culture of giving back is perpetuated through its instructors – many of whom are former students.
No One Deserves To Go Hungry
From its founding, House of Bread in Dayton had a simple mantra: No one deserves to go hungry. Over 28 years after its mission began, the Dayton nonprofit now serves about 250 meals a day – 8,000 a month – to underprivileged locals downtown.
Second Helping of Cupcake Wars
Only a few months after an appearance on Cupcake Wars kick-started their bake shop's rise to prominence, Brittany and Tina Moore will be returning for another competition.
Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley
You're probably familiar with local Goodwill stores and have likely made donations and shopped in the stores. My recent conversation and tour with Kim Bramlage, Marketing & Communication Specialist for Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley, taught me that they help many more people than I could have even imagined.
Breast Cancer Foundation
The continuing fight against breast cancer has inspired one group of local doctors and residents to try and get the word out about breast exams and preventative care. Said James Hamilton, president of the Breast Cancer Foundation, letting people know about the simple things to detecting cancer are more important than ever this Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Piada Italian Street Food
As Piada Italian Street Food prepared to open its doors today, a legion of fans lined up out the door and around the corner to see the Columbus chain in its Dayton debut.
Chappy's Taproom and Grill
If you're looking for a more adventurous beer tasting experience in a restaurant setting with great food, and great entertainment, check out Chappy's Tap Room and Grille in Moraine!
Hallow's Eve Tea at Patterson Homestead
Interested in an historical twist to celebrating Halloween this year? Try the Hallows' Eve Tea at Patterson Homestead the afternoons of October 27 & 28, 2012.
Invaluable Dayton Resource for Victims of Domestic Violence
Since 1985, the Artemis Center has been an invaluable resource for Dayton residents who are victims of domestic violence. As a support center and advocate for those who have nowhere else to turn, the center sees a staggering 5,000 people a year.
The River Run Project Update
As the funding campaign for a new phase of downtown development nears completion, Dayton officials are excited to be close to starting a new attraction in downtown Dayton.
The Trolley Stop
When you make the choice to eat a healthier diet, it can be hard to find bars that can accommodate your requests. Trolley Stop in the Oregon District actually have some pretty healthy stuff on their menu. The beer selection is amazing - and I can't think of a better way to bid farewell to warm weather than a drink or two on the Trolley Stop patio.
Escape To The Tropics
The Tropics opened yesterday at 580 Lincoln Park Blvd. in Kettering. As Dayton's newest nightspot celebrated its opening day, locals flocked out in droves to sample the classy new neighborhood cuisine of experienced Dayton restaurateurs.
B and Me Check Out Fricker's Centerville
My two handsome talented nephews B and Bub accepted my invitation to offer their opinions on local restaurants and entertainment venues in the Greater Dayton area. B worked up quite an appetite during his Saturday morning football game, and was hungry for wings. He selected Fricker's (Centerville).
