Centerville News

Fourteen municipalities - 11 cities and three townships - have banded together during the last seven years to form a group called Dayton First Suburbs Consortium.

"I think the key to making love last is a sense of humor for sure," says the Centerville woman who planned a "quintessential New York wedding" on the Internet, and married her husband in December of 2010.

Police in Kettering and Centerville are asking for the public's help in locating two men who are believed to be missing.

Busch retired from the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office in 1995 after more than 31 years in law enforcement.

Miami County Communications Center Director Jeff Busch, standing, looks over the shoulder of Jack Staudt, a supervisor at the center Monday.

Accidental falls kill more people in the Miami Valley than automobile crashes, and the aging Baby Boomer generation means that fall-related hospitalizations and deaths could continue to rise in coming years, according to a Dayton Daily News analysis of state data and interviews with experts.

Mary E. "Betty" Stone, 86, of Columbus, Ohio, died Jan. 31, 2012, at Hospice of Dayton.

Dayton ranks among the nation's most segregated cities, even as a pair of studies last week found segregation has declined significantly since 1970, and Hispanics are faring better here than in virtually any other market in the country.

Granted, it's not the easiest task to pick out jewelry for your significant other for Valentine's Day.

Three area women who regularly share their knowledge of integrative healing therapies with cancer survivors will be honored at the Noble Circle Project's annual luncheon and fashion show on Saturday, Feb.

The Connor Group, a Centerville-based company that owns and operates apartment complexes, on Friday reported record earnings of $28 million on $163 million in revenue in 2011.

DAYTON About 75 people attended tonight's kick-off event for the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women campaign at the Dayton Racquet Club.

We asked a few vendors who will be participating in Universal 1 Credit Union Miami Valley HomeWorld 2012 at the Dayton Airport Expo Center, on Feb.

Ohio's unseasonable weather is bringing golfers and hikers out in greater numbers, attracting more visitors to zoos and allowing the operator of a Lake Erie ferry to offer winter trips for the first time in six years.

A Centerville businessman and his three companies no longer will be permitted to sell securities, based on a recent court order.

The First Fridays concert series has brought a variety of acts to the First United Methodist Church in its six seasons, but never a band that plays polka music.

Hot wings are to the Super Bowl as swimming is to fish-it is the natural order of things.

Four Dayton-area school districts and two townships will lose significantly more property tax revenue in 2012, due to falling values, than was originally reported this month.

After experimenting with alcohol sales at six West Coast stores, the world's largest coffee-shop chain said yesterday that it will sell beer and wine in as many as 25 locations by the end of the year.

A 20-year-old Centerville man was charged Thursday with underage drinking after police found him in possession of a baggie of gummy-bear candies soaked in alcohol, Miami Twp.