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- Jul 30, 2026
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Could visitor spending help reshape Dayton? City explores new funding tool (opens the original)
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Dayton leaders are considering a new financing tool they say could generate millions of dollars for infrastructure, parks and economic development projects by allowing participating businesses to add voluntary customer charges in high-traffic visitor areas. If approved, the New Community Authority would allow participating businesses to add charges of up to 5% at restaurants and retail stores and up to 3% at hotels. City officials say the charges are intended to be paid primarily by visitors rat
From the show ring to the fair board, two teens help guide Montgomery County Fair (opens the original)
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Two 4-H teenagers from Brookville are showing their animals at the Montgomery County Fair and playing a role in the development and coordination of the fairâs 174th year. Audrie Hoops, 16-year-old member of the 4-H Pet Pourri club and the Montgomery County Junior Fair Queen, has been participating in the fair for three years, showing rabbits with her sister. Leah Miller, a 15-year-old member of the 4-H Toms Run Livestock club, is the fairâs Junior Horse Ambassador and has spent the last 10 y
Going to the Montgomery County Fair? What to know (opens the original)
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The Montgomery County Fair is back at the county fairgrounds for its 174th year and is open now through Sunday. The fair has more than 700 animals registered in the following categories; beef, sheep, hogs, dairy goats, market goats, breeding rabbits, market rabbits, fancy poultry, market chickens, market turkeys, horses, dairy cattle, llamas and alpacas. Hundreds of children involved with 4-H and the Future Farmers of America will exhibit both their animals and other projects. âOur 4-H and FFA
Going to the Montgomery County Fair? What to know (opens the original)
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The Montgomery County Fair is back at the county fairgrounds for its 174th year and is open now through Sunday. The fair has more than 700 animals registered in the following categories; beef, sheep, hogs, dairy goats, market goats, breeding rabbits, market rabbits, fancy poultry, market chickens, market turkeys, horses, dairy cattle, llamas and alpacas. Hundreds of children involved with 4-H and the Future Farmers of America will exhibit both their animals and other projects. âOur 4-H and FFA
Going to the Montgomery County Fair? What to know (opens the original)
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The Montgomery County Fair is back at the county fairgrounds for its 174th year and is open now through Sunday. The fair has more than 700 animals registered in the following categories; beef, sheep, hogs, dairy goats, market goats, breeding rabbits, market rabbits, fancy poultry, market chickens, market turkeys, horses, dairy cattle, llamas and alpacas. Hundreds of children involved with 4-H and the Future Farmers of America will exhibit both their animals and other projects. âOur 4-H and FFA
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