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- Sep 1, 2026
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A Dayton arts initiative is building connections far beyond the city (opens the original)
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Downtown Dayton witnessed a true mélange of styles as visual and musical artists came together for the cityâs first Future Is Now X Museum Group Art Exhibition. From the moment the initiative opened July 31 to its conclusion Aug. 7, art enthusiasts had a chance to see talent from the Gem City to the Big Apple bring decades of experience to bear at 118 Jefferson St. and other venues. âThis needs to be happening more often. Iâm just glad to be a part of this event, Iâm glad that Kimyon (H
Clark County Library calls for submissions in new scary story contest (opens the original)
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A new competition is challenging Clark County residents to write their spookiest stories this Halloween season. The Clark County Public Libraryâs 2026 Adult Spooky Short Story Contest is open to residents of the county who are 18 or older. Submissions must be family-friendly and original, which means no fan fiction or use of any copyrighted characters. The library also strictly prohibits the use of artificial intelligence tools in creating contest entries. âSo, we have three age groups that
More than 70 years later, Pinewood Derby still brings families together (opens the original)
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A scouting event made to bring fathers and sons together in the early 1950s is still uniting families across the U.S. and beyond. Thanks to the iconic Pinewood Derby races, generations of parents have bonded with their little competitors in crafting cars from a single block of wood before going head to head with their peers. âItâs been a staple of our cub scouting program for a long time. I think families value it now maybe more than ever for a lot of reasons,â said Jeff Schiavone, CEO for
The story of Mama Nozipo Glenn's long journey to Southwest Ohio — and her goal to give back (opens the original)
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You see her from far away, the headdress she wears a proud symbol of the continent she left behind. No ordinary senior, she carries herself with the dignity of a matriarch. Nozipo Glenn, or Mama Nozipo, as she is known, is 82, an age where most people would be ready to stay home and enjoy their golden years in peace. That, however, is exactly what drives her to go out, to remain engaged. Age isnât just a gift and sign of wisdom where she comes from. Itâs also a responsibility. âIn my cultu
Cedarville professor urges action, unity after Supreme Court TPS decision (opens the original)
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A Haitian-American professor in Ohio told the Springfield News-Sun that now was not the time to blame others for the recent Supreme Court decision. Instead, it was time for people to connect and learn how they can lend a helping hand to Haitian immigrants in need. Professor Lou Lilite, who was born in Haiti and later became a U.S. citizen, has previously made appeals for the humanity of his fellow Haitians to be recognized. Now the professor of music and director of vocal studios at Cedarville U
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