Recreation

Hundreds of people attended a public meeting about unprecedented aquatic vegetation growth that has impacted boating on Indian Lake this week. Experts there presented their recommendations on how to deal with it.

The study estimates the annual economic value of the river's watershed to be more than ten million dollars.

Dr. Brent Sohngen is a professor at Ohio State who studies Environmental Economics. He says his analysis will show how many people use the corridor, and the economic value of this recreation.

Dayton has called off plans for a National Football League field at Triangle Park after non-invasive ground penetrating radar tests showed the presence of…

Dayton has hired a national consulting firm that city officials say specializes in cultural and historic preservation to conduct testing at the site of a…

On Friday, officials in Miami Township in Montgomery County are expected to celebrate the rededication ceremony of a neighborhood park. The park had been…

The city of Beavercreek is looking forward to fixing up some of its parks. A recently passed property tax levy is expected to bring in $1.1 million this…

Five Rivers Metroparks has announced changes to the plan for a downtown Dayton kayaking run, which means a delayed timeline for the Riverscape River…

Montgomery County voted on Tuesday to put $50,000 towards a Great Miami River master plan. More than a dozen cities and towns along the river are also…