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Did you know…The city of Dayton once had one of the most extensive electric streetcar systems in the entire state of Ohio, carrying residents across the Miami Valley long before the automobile became the primary form of transportation in American cities.
Around the Gem City Tonight:
Dayton students dive into STEM with a new hands-on robotics lab.
Springfield Fire Rescue named Ohio Fire Department of the Year out of nearly 1,200.
Local open mic and music nights bring neighbors together this weekend.
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DAYTON DIGEST
🤖 New robotics lab opens doors for hands-on learning
A newly renovated engineering and robotics lab is giving local students real-world experience with cutting-edge technology. The upgraded space is designed to prepare students for careers in high-demand STEM fields, offering hands-on projects that mirror what they would see in today’s workforce. School leaders say the goal is to build practical skills early and create clearer pathways to college and local tech jobs. For Dayton families, it is another sign that workforce development is starting right in the classroom.
🏫 Big Changes Ahead for Dayton Public Schools
Dayton Public Schools is planning a district-wide reconfiguration beginning in the 2026–2027 school year. The plan aims to better align grade levels and improve how resources are distributed across schools. Leaders say the changes are intended to strengthen academic outcomes and create more consistent learning environments for students. Families can expect more details and community discussions as the timeline moves forward.
🏥 Upgrades Underway at Dayton VA
The Dayton VA Medical Center has started major infrastructure improvements aimed at modernizing its campus. Projects include updates to essential systems that support patient care and long-term facility reliability. Officials say the work is focused on improving safety, efficiency, and overall service for the region’s veterans. Construction will continue in phases as the center works to minimize disruptions for patients.
Dayton Fire Department Named Ohio’s Best
Springfield Fire Rescue Division has been named the 2026 Ohio Fire Department of the Year by the Ohio Department of Public Safety's Division of Emergency Medical Services, a prestigious statewide recognition that sets them apart from nearly 1,200 fire departments across Ohio. The Springfield Fire Rescue Division, led by Fire Chief Jacob King, serves one of the region's most demanding response environments, answering more than 19,000 calls for service in 2024 alone across six stations with approximately 130 dedicated personnel. What made them stand out to state judges was not just their emergency response, it was their deep investment in the community, including 50 community engagement initiatives that reached more than 3,500 children with fire prevention education and over 6,100 parents and family members with home safety training. The department also prioritized the well-being of its own firefighters and paramedics by strengthening peer support and wellness resources, ensuring their team stays sharp and ready in one of Ohio's highest-demand environments. A formal awards ceremony is set for Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at COSI in Columbus, where Springfield's finest will be honored among emergency responders and leaders from across the state.
Read more — WDTN
Don’t Miss These Dayton Events
Your Sunday night just got better and here’s what’s happening around town:
March 01, Sunday
Office Space Movie Party – Dayton Dinner Theater
The Brightside, 905 E. Third St., Dayton | 6PM
Dayton Poetry Slam
Yellow Cab Tavern, 700 E 4th St, Dayton | 7PM
Sunday Funday with Jacob Burress
Good Time Charlie’s, 61 S Main St, Miamisburg | 7:30PM
Comedy Open Mic Night
NextDoor Bar, 454 E. Fifth Street, Dayton | 9PM
Letty Bug is a one-year-old pittie who has been bringing nonstop joy to Boyd Williams’ home in Brookville for the past six months. This sweet rescue pup may be young, but she’s already mastered the art of stealing hearts around the neighborhood. From the moment she arrived, Letty Bug made it clear she was ready for her second chance and a whole lot of love.
She’s a big fan of (well… all toys) and doesn’t believe in playing favorites when it comes to fun. Her signature move is an enthusiastic full-body butt wag that’s impossible not to smile at, and speaking of smiles—she’s always flashing one of her own. With her happy grin and wiggly greetings, Letty Bug makes every day a little brighter in Brookville.
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Share their photo and a few fun details below for a chance to be featured as our next Pet of the Week. We love celebrating the furry (and feathered, and scaled!) friends that make our Dayton community so special.
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