Good morning, Huber Heights.

LifeCare Alliance expanded its Meals-on-Wheels service yesterday to serve seniors in Dayton and removed 150 names from its waiting list, while organizers held a Lights on Bikes event downtown + provided free bike lights to promote safe cycling.

A study by KURU Footwear ranked Ohio fourth for trick-or-treating with high marks for walkability, pedestrian safety, child population, weather (a steady 60°F), and search trends.

Residents can expect their neighborhoods to be lively on Oct. 31.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported on Tuesday, Oct.

6 that Huber Heights residents using natural gas or propane will pay less this winter while oil and electricity users may face higher bills, with oil rising by 21% and natural gas dropping by 9%.

A total of 131 Ohio school districts are seeking local levies this fall to help cover rising operating costs as state funding remains below promised levels; key proposals include Dayton Public Schools’ 7-mill levy and similar measures in Montgomery, Clark, and Butler counties.

AmeriHealth Caritas will offer plans on the Health Insurance Marketplace starting in 2027 — giving families in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo and Youngstown more choices.

Open enrollment runs from Nov. 1 to Jan. 15, with coverage beginning Jan. 1.

The Dayton Dragons are replacing more than 6,000 seats at Day Air Ballpark, installing new mesh-backed premium seats + tables with in-seat food and drink service.

The upgrades will be ready for the home opener on April 2 against the Great Lakes Loons.

The Dayton Dragons have started replacing every seat at Day Air Ballpark with upgrades like premium chairs and added table features.

Fans will experience the improvements when the team opens its 2027 season on April 2.