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The Ohio community college is expanding its advanced manufacturing program. School officials said some students doubled their wages after completing the training.
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The Dayton Art Institute will showcase close to 30 paintings on loan from the Smithsonian American Art Museum as well as a variety of works from their permanent collection through Sept. 13.
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For WYSO’s City Mayor series, All Things Considered Host Jerry Kenney heads back to Xenia to speak with their new mayor, Ethan Reynolds.
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Smoke for the Canadian wildfires is affecting air quality for the Dayton area and Miami Valley on Friday, July 17.
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One petition seeks to put a data center ban on the November ballot for Urbana. The other seeks to recall Urbana Mayor Bill Bean.
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The nonprofit advocacy group, Honesty for Ohio Education, is pushing for more transparency on vouchers and advocating for public school funding.
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There were 364 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in Ohio as of Wednesday. In an update a day later, that number is 1,274.
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"Women In Metal: You Will Know My Name" collects glittering stage outfits, well-worn instruments, songwriting notes and more from female trailblazers in one of the most hardcore genres.
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