Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 23rd of September.
Good morning, Huber Heights.
The Dayton Foodbank will distribute free food, including fresh produce and chicken drumsticks, tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the University of Dayton’s Welcome Stadium (entrance B on Edwin C.
Moses Blvd) for Montgomery County residents.
Travelers in Huber Heights are urged to book holiday flights soon as rising fuel costs push airfares up to 20% higher than last year.
Local experts advise flexible travel dates to help save money (reports from Montgomery County).
An iconic Dayton pizza chain is preparing to expand beyond the area, and Day Air Credit Union announced a headquarters move that may reshape Miami Valley business (reported Tuesday, Sept.
22).
Washington Twp trustees did not decide on the Rookhaven 118-home project on Clyo Road after a six-hour public hearing on Sept.
21; they will review the proposal (including public concerns such as traffic safety and density) when deliberations resume on Monday, Nov. 2.
Officials announced plans Monday to build an elite military academy at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base for training U.S. Space Force cadets, with a $300 million budget and design renderings showing future facilities (including a road linking Wright State University).
Further details are pending review.
Kettering Health has opened applications for Hand Day Dayton, a free event providing hand surgery to uninsured local residents with numbness or tingling in their hands.
Eligible candidates will have consultations on Sunday, Sept. 27 and free surgeries on Sunday, Oct. 4 at Kettering Health Washington Township.
The Dayton Dragons led all minor league teams this season with an average attendance of 7,863 per game and a total of 511,123 fans.
The team also finished first in Triple-A for the twentieth year in a row (a key milestone in fan support).
The Dayton Dragons ended the 2026 season as the top Minor League team in average attendance with 7,863 fans per game over 65 home dates at Day Air Ballpark.
The team will host its second Deck the Diamond holiday lights show this winter after 26 straight seasons leading Class-A attendance.
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