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Dayton civil rights pioneer and longtime pastor dies (opens the original)
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A longtime pastor and a local pioneer in the Civil Rights Movement died on Sept. 11, 2026. Rev. Walter J. Dunson challenged segregation in Dayton. Dunson and others campaigned to outlaw racial discrimination and restore voting rights to African-Americans starting in the mid 1950s. The movement used boycotts, sit-ins, marches and other forms of non-violent activities. He was president of the Congress of Racial Equality, and then helped organize and lead a local chapter of the Southern Christian L
Historic Kettering school building will become office and community space (opens the original)
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The Dwight L. Barnes Building on Far Hills Avenue was to be torn down because it was too expensive to rehabilitate. But Kettering City Manager Matt Greeson said that changed when a local philanthropic organization stepped forward. "What really changed is that partners came forward, most importantly, the Schiewetz Foundation, led by Rick and Jane Schwartz, who said we would like to contribute to and help support initially just renovating and preserving the building," Greeson said.oThe revitalizat
Springfield native returns home to lead the Clark County Public Library (opens the original)
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There’s new leadership at the Clark County Public Library. Karlos Marshall will start as its new director on Sept. 28. WYSO’s Mike Frazier spoke with him about what drew him to the role and his goals for the job. This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity. Karlos Marshall: Literacy has always been an extremely big part of my life. I'm also born and raised in Springfield, the Champion City, Rose City, proud byproduct of the Springfield City School District, attended Wittenberg University
What's ahead of Southwest Ohio weather this fall? Meteorologist shares forecast (opens the original)
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It’s been an active summer in Ohio with hot temperatures, flooding rains, and 45 confirmed tornadoes so far. But fall is coming, and AccuWeather’s Senior Meteorologist and Lead Long-Range Expert Paul Pastelok has a preview of what we can expect for the upcoming season. He spoke with WYSO's Mike Frazier to share more. This transcript has been lightly edited for length and clarity. Paul Pastelok: El Nino is coming on full blast and it will have a major influence on our pattern. And this fall we'll
National Weather Service now confirms 14 tornadoes in one day during August 11 storms (opens the original)
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Four more tornadoes are confirmed to have touched down during the Aug. 11 storms, including one in southwest Ohio. This brings the total number of tornadoes that day to 14. The National Weather Service says an EF1 tornado touched down about 3:15 p.m. on Aug. 11 six miles west of Millville in Butler County and traveled for 11 miles into Hamilton County before lifting near New Baltimore, which is about three miles northwest of Cincinnati. The 90 mph winds damaged large trees and a few outbuildings
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