A final word and a look back By Gary D. Leitzell Photo: Volunteers Norm, Joseph and David and recent Rwandan immigrant Theopene work on renovations at La Casa on Holt Street; Photo: David Leach Editor’s Note: Over the past four years, Mayor Gary Leitzell penned a bi-monthly column for the Dayton City Paper, addressing various issues […]
St. Anne’s Hill puts history on display By Sarah Sidlow Photo: The Bossler Mansion [top left] on Dutoit Street closes out the St. Anne’s Hill Dickens of a Christmas Tour” For many, the holiday season ignites a certain appreciation for days gone by. Maybe it’s the old carols, maybe grandma’s homemade pie or the classic […]
Eat, drink, explore and be merry – Holiday Edition By Maha Kashani Photo: You can see the world’s first practical airplane – the 1905 Wright Flyer III – at Carillon Park; photo: Ted Bobosh ‘Tis the season! The holidays are here, bringing us all many reasons for joy and cheer. With this special season upon […]
Christmas on Campus at the University of Dayton By Deon Jefferson Photo: University of Dayton students and local children share in the Christmas spirit during Christmas on Campus Dec. 6; photo: Larry Burgess “O Come all ye Faithful, joyful and triumphant;” the words to that classic Christmas song describe the atmosphere and the attitude of one of […]
Prime Time Party Rental Series’ Renaissance Ball at DAI By Deon Jefferson Photo: Join her royal highness at The Renaissance Ball at the Dayton Art Institute on Nov. 15; photo: Alexis Brown In 2013, we experienced a vast amount of advancements with technology like the iPhone 5, and the re-launch of Myspace. Before we say goodbye […]
Dayton is the place to be! By Maha Kashani Photo: Experience the Day of the Dead Parade; Photo: Kevin Bonnett; It’s official – the holiday season is essentially upon us. This year has been quite the year, and boy has time flown. The past 10 months have brought exciting adventures, but don’t worry, the next […]
The little things that make a big difference By Gary D. Leitzell Soon after being elected in 2009, I was asked by several people what big thing I was going to do to “save” Dayton. I had just inherited a nightmare. Businesses were leaving. The mortgage foreclosure crisis was hitting hard and we were […]
Welcome to the Eighth Annual Dayton LGBT Film Festival By T.T. Stern-Enzi Photo: [l to r] Michael J. Willett and Sasha Pieterse star in “G.B.F.,” which will be featured at the Dayton LGBT Film Festival at The Neon Oct. 11-13 After eight years, the Dayton LGBT Film Festival has moved beyond the fevered and […]
Layer up, get out and have fun By Maha Kashani Photo: Flower Arranging Class at the 2nd Street Market: photo credit: courtesy of Five Rivers MetroParks Well, I think we can all sadly say that this was the shortest summer ever. I can’t believe the heat came and went so fast. I feel robbed, but […]
What you need to know about this year’s Taste of Miami Valley By Sarah Sidlow Photo: Don Heyne [far right] with Ritter’s Frozen Custard of Kettering will be one of the participating restaurants at Taste of Miami Valley on Sept. 20 It’s year eight of the Miami Valley Restaurant Association’s Taste of Miami Valley food festival, […]
Regional police blotters, reported and interpretedby By Ehron Ostendorf Feeding for two The owner of a store said a woman […]
For rent Can Ohio’s national park be “leased” for drilling? By Sarah Sidlow Quick quiz: name the only national forest […]
Roadside fruit stands, where art thou? By Jim Bucher Think the older you get, the more nostalgic. Guess it’s all […]
No character like McVie By Marc Katz I know, there were iconic entertainment groups that played early in their careers […]
For the love of the game Olympic athletes have big dreams, but empty wallets—Should the government step in? By Sarah […]
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