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Did you know…Dayton was the first U.S. city to use a modern flood prevention system.
Dayton’s happenings you don’t want to miss…
Local shops offer bonus buys as new offices and food drives support Dayton neighbors.
Karaoke, open mics, blues nights, and community fun fill Dayton’s weekly event lineup.
Flyers dominate 74-55 and Raiders sweep to the NCAA tournament, exciting hometown fans.
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THE DAYTON DIGEST
Holiday Shopping Boost for Local Businesses
The city’s downtown “Downtown Dollars” e-gift card program is offering Bonus Buys to those who support local shops. This means if you buy $50/$100/$200 in downtown spending cards, you’ll receive an extra voucher—good for many of the 70+ participating Dayton businesses. Read more
New Mission-Delivery Center for Dayton Contractor
Dayton-based defense firm Mile 2 opened a new office in Riverside near Wright‑Patterson Air Force Base’s Area B, offering hundreds of collaboration spaces for military and tech teams. It keeps the company rooted in the region while bolstering the local tech-job environment. Read more
Holiday Food Drive-Thru Supporting Dayton Families
The AES Ohio Foundation is sponsoring a drive-thru food distribution with The Foodbank, Inc. at 56 Armor Place on Nov. 25 from 9–11 A, offering holiday baking hens, produce and pantry staples to households in Montgomery, Greene and Preble counties who may be facing hardship this season. Read more
Celebrate Thanksgiving Week in Dayton
Plan your week with this easy rundown of Thanksgiving celebrations and festive community events:
November 26, Wednesday
Stock Up Wednesday
600 E. Second St., Dayton | 11 AM-3 PM
Turkey Tap Tournament
2241 Birch St., Wright Patterson Air Force Base | 6-9 PM
Thanksgiving Eve Ladies Night Party
201 Brandt St., Dayton | 7 PM
Dayton Silent Disco Friendsgiving
905 E. Third St., Dayton | 8 PM
Wing’s Sports Bar and Grille Turkey Day Eve Bash
7902 N. Dixie Drive, Dayton | 9 PM
November 27, Thursday
Meyer Brothers and Sons Hamilton Turkey Trot
116 Dayton St., Hamilton | 8:40 AM
6th Annual Thanksgiving Day Dinner!
3833 Dayton Xenia Rd. | 1: 30 PM
November 28, Friday
The Grand Illumination
Prouty Plaza, 405 Public Square, Troy | 5-8 PM
Holiday in the City - The Grand Illumination
Downtown Springfield | 5-9 PM
Lebanon Tree Lighting
Christmas Tree Park, 100 S. Broadway St., Lebanon | 6 PM
Dayton Holiday Festival's Grande Illumination and Parade
Courthouse Square, Third and Main streets, Dayton | 6:30 PM
November 29, Saturday
Dayton Turkey Trot
1601 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., Dayton | 8:30 AM
Thanksgiving Free-Food Drive-Thru for Dayton Neighbors
The nonprofit The Foodbank, Inc. is teaming with AES Ohio and the AES Ohio Foundation to hand out free holiday meals—featuring a baking hen, fresh produce, and staples—from 9 AM to 11 AM, Tuesday at 56 Armor Place. Locals from Montgomery, Greene and Preble counties are welcome; arrive after 8 a.m., line from Mound Street off Washington, and leave space in your vehicle for loading. Read More
Feast of Giving Returns: 7,000 Free Thanksgiving Meals for Dayton
This Thanksgiving, the Dayton Convention Center will once again open its doors wide for one of our community’s most cherished traditions — the Feast of Giving. Organizers are preparing 7,000 warm, holiday meals, but what they’re truly serving is connection, comfort, and a reminder that no one in our city celebrates alone. With families feeling the pinch from rising costs and delays in assistance programs, this gathering shines even brighter. Read More
Dayton Thanksgiving: A Celebration of Togetherness
Across Dayton, this Thanksgiving isn’t just about what’s on the table – it’s about the neighbors gathered around it. With local spots like Bob Evans, City Barbeque, Brock Masterson’s, and Dorothy Lane Market handling the turkey and trimmings, families can say yes to one more invite, linger a little longer on the porch, or welcome in that friend who would’ve otherwise spent the evening alone. Restaurants and markets from Beavercreek to Centerville are offering ready-to-heat feasts and à la carte sides, making it easy for every block to blend traditions, share dishes, and build their own version of “home for the holidays.” Budget-friendly bundles from places like Target and Walmart mean more Dayton households can fill their tables, swap stories, and pass plates without worrying if they can afford all the fixings. Read more
Montgomery County’s Prosecutor Office marked the 50th anniversary of its Victim / Witness Division, a team that provides 24-hour crisis support for survivors of violent crime. Established in 1974, the division supports victims of sexual assault, homicide, and domestic violence: helping them navigate justice and rebuild. Its celebration recognizes its long-standing role in safeguarding victims’ rights and offering emotional advocacy across Dayton.
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WEATHER WATCH
GAME HIGHLIGHTS
The Dayton Flyers dominated at home, defeating the North Carolina Central Eagles 74-55 on Nov. 22. Key players included De'Shayne Montgomery with 17 points, Malcolm Thomas with a career-high 12, and Amaël L’Etang adding 11. The Flyers took control early — leading 44-20 at halftime — and forced 18 turnovers while holding their opponent to just .373 shooting.
Next game: vs. Georgetown Hoyas on Thursday, November 27, 2025 at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN2.
The Wright State Raiders women’s volleyball team swept Northern Kentucky Norse 3-0 (25-18, 25-16, 25-19) in the Horizon League Championship, pushing their hitting percentage to .313 while holding NKU to just .168. Mya Ayro topped the match with 14 kills and was named Tournament MVP; Lauren Yacobucci recorded 33 assists and earned All-Tournament honors, and Katie Sowko added 10 kills for her own All-Tournament nod. The win secures Wright State’s spot in the NCAA Tournament once again—an achievement the Dayton area proudly celebrates.
Next match: vs. NCAA Selection Show on Sunday, November 30, 2025 at 6:00 PM.
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