Thursday | Dayton Daily News
Piqua teacher arrested after police find him in park with student
Police say a teacher at the Upper Valley Joint Vocational School in Piqua has been arrested on suspicion of sexual contact with a student there.
Higher gas prices arrive for Christmas
Gas prices at many Dayton-area locations shot up, with DaytonGasPrices.com listing dozens of stations at $2.65 per gallon of regular gas on Thursday morning, Dec.
Cash donations are needed to support the local Red Cross disaster fund, which has helped provide assistance to six families so far this month.
Vintage aircraft returning home
For 22 years, airplanes rolled off the WACO assembly line in Troy, Ohio, heading to work and war.
Former Edison professor sues college, president
A former Edison State Community College employee has filed a lawsuit against the college and its president, Kenneth A. Yowell, claiming Yowell defamed him.
Fire destroys Miami County home
STAUNTON TWP., Miami County - Firefighters from four area fire departments spent four hours on the scene of an overnight house fire at 5725 Stringtown Road northeast of Troy that destroyed the home causing more than an estimated $100,000 in damages.
Press Release News From 24-7 Press Re...
Love Coach Empowers Couples To Find True Happiness
Many couples fail to make a true connection, not because they are incompatible with one another, but because one person is not able to see himself/herself as worthy of love.
Kevin Kasko, 43, of Union Street in Lisbon - DUI reduced to reckless operation, fined $500 plus $72 in court costs.
Radio personality opens Cajun restaurant
Local radio personality Don LeDoux has opened LeDoux's restaurant at 3006 North County Road 25A , north of Troy and near Upper Valley Medical Center.
Snowflakes were spotted in Dayton, and Troy in Miami County, at around 7 a.m. Dayton Daily News contributing writer Nancy Bowman of Troy, who likes to take early morning walks in brisk weather, said the snow flakes began to fall there shortly before 7 a.m. Monday, Dec.
Cyclocross: Roundup - 2 December 2009
Zipp OVCX Sending Two Dozen Junior's to US Nationals Promoters and Sponsors of the Midwest-based Zipp OVCX Tour are sending nearly two-dozen Junior racers to the U.S. National Championships starting December 11 in Bend, Oregon .
Possible robbery at Troy Walgreens reported
A Miami County Sheriff's department dispatcher said they had received a report of a possible robbery at 3:40 a.m. Tuesday, Dec.
Narcotics Taken In Drug Store Burglary In Troy
Police in Troy answered an alarm drop early Wednesday morning at the Walgreen Drug Store at South Market and West Market Streets to find the business had been burglarized.
Troy resident thankful for kids and at least 54 of her 100 years
Her husband, Lloyd, 'made my life heaven for 54 years' Hot Topics Hazel Brown says her sense of humor helps keep her healthy.
After DUI, Columbus police official is put on desk duty
A Columbus police lieutenant has been reassigned to desk duty after his Nov. 10 arrest for drunken driving by the State Highway Patrol.
It's sweet at the Caroline on the square in Troy
It's sweet at the Caroline on the square in Troy Sunday brunch has always been a special event when I was growing up.
Mom who rolled over, smothered 5-month-old daughter gets 3 years
TROY Three years in prison was ordered Monday, Nov. 16, for a Piqua woman convicted of child endangering in the 2008 rollover death of her 5-month-old daughter after a night of partying.
Man suspected in 7 bank robberies
A camera caught this image of a robbery suspect Oct. 7 at Chase Bank in Troy, Ohio.
Teen Barred From Abortion Protest Sues School
A New Jersey high school student claims in a federal lawsuit that school administrators violated her First Amendment free-speech and religious-freedom rights when they said she couldn't participate in a day of silent protest against abortion.
Lebanon aims to revitalize downtown
The 1964 Petula Clark song "Downtown" proudly extolled the merits of what was once the economic and social backbone of many smaller cities in Ohio: "The lights are much brighter there ... no finer place for sure, Downtown." Lebanon, with a population of around 20,000, has a relatively full bill of storefronts compared to many downtowns, but the ...