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The city of Dayton and University of Dayton want to see big ideas for community-driven solutions to climate and environmental challenges.
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Gem City Solar will be the largest solar farm in Dayton and should help Dayton customers save on utility bills.
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Miami Valley Housing Opportunities is working to raise money for a 40-home tiny home community off of Needmore Road.
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The project involves fewer lanes, a new bike path and a parking lane. The city of Dayton will hold a meeting to get public comments and input on the project.
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Representatives from organizations across Montgomery County gathered at Dayton's Courthouse Square on Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day to recognize 39 unhoused people who died in 2025.
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Elisha Frontz entered the 2025 Ohio Arts Council’s Biennial Exhibition for the first time with a quilt titled The House Always Wins — taking home best in show.
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Joby's air taxi plant near the Dayton International Airport is now open and making propeller blades. The blades will be sent to California to construct Joby’s aircrafts.
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The Wright family mansion in Oakwood, Ohio, was the dwelling place of the world’s first pilot, Orville Wright. It has now been memorialized with a bronze and granite marker.
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Five Rivers MetroParks staff undertook a major wetland restoration earlier this year at Englewood MetroPark. Since then, wetland species are returning.
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First-time homebuyers in Dayton can now apply to purchase a newly constructed home in the Madden Hills, Fairview and Dayton Triangle neighborhoods, as part of the Welcome Home Ohio Program.
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The grant came from a $7 billion pot of money designated for the Solar For All program. It aimed to subsidize the cost of residential solar installations, with a focus on lower-income households.
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REACH Indigenous Advocacy and Levitt Pavilion Dayton will host a free arts and music event this Saturday, Aug 9 – the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples.