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Blue Spoon Cafe could soon relocate from Talbott Tower in downtown Dayton to South James H McGee Blvd., according to a conditional use application filed with the City of Dayton Board of Zoning Appeals. PROPERTY RECORDS

Blue Spoon Cafe could ‘make a difference’ in West Dayton

$The Mall at Fairfield Commons in Beavercreek. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF$

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4 new retail stores open at Mall at Fairfield Commons

The Furry Skurry 5K & Furry Fest, a benefit for the Humane Society of Greater Dayton was held at Eastwood MetroPark on Saturday, May 14, 2022. Did we spot you and your doggie there? TOM GILLIAM / CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER

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PHOTOS: Did we spot you and your doggie during the Furry Skurry 5K & Furry Fest at...

Dayton area cafes offering coffee flights as unique experience for customers

Friday the 13th was celebrated at Main Street Commons in downtown Fairborn on May 13, 2022. The new event featured food trucks, a beer garden, live music from Dustin Smith and The Daydreamers and superstition artwork by local artists at The Secret Chamber House of Oddities and Artwork. Did we spot you there? TOM GILLIAM/CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER

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PHOTOS: Did we spot you celebrating Friday the 13th in Downtown Fairborn?

"The Murder Rule" by Dervla McTiernan (William Morrow, 292 pages, $27.99).

Irish novelist could become the next big name in the thriller genre

Heroes All is available on Hansons website and on Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble.

Dad’s story becomes book to honor unsung heroes

Since 1987, Kids in New Directions (KIND) has been serving inner-city youth free of charge.

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KIND needs items for inner-city kids

Early, mid, and late season daffodils should be planted in the fall and will bloom in the spring. Bill Lackey/Staff

GARDENING: Add spring color to your landscape

The Fashion Meets Food Truck Rally is from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, May 15 at the Dayton Masonic Temple, 525 W. Riverview St.

Fashion Meets Food Truck Rally returns to Dayton this weekend

KISS brought their End of the Road World Tour to Wright State University’s Nutter Center on Thursday, May 12, 2022. The concert was rescheduled multiple times due to the COVID-19 pandemic. KISS, consisting of co-founders Paul Stanley (guitar & vocals) and Gene Simmons (bass & vocals) with drummer Eric Singer and lead guitarist Tommy Thayer, have stated that the current tour will be their last. Performance painter David Garibaldi opened up the show. TOM GILLIAM / CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER

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PHOTOS: KISS Rocks Wright State University’s Nutter Center

Heart Mercantile, the Oregon District-based boutique and gift shop, has officially moved to 601 E. Fifth St. - right across from Trolley Stop and in between Puff Apothecary and Clash.

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Heart Mercantile to hold grand opening celebration featuring pop-up shops

August, a new women’s contemporary apparel and accessories boutique, has opened next door to Meadowlark Restaurant in Washington Township. CONTRIBUTED

New women’s boutique opens next to Meadowlark Restaurant

Beckett, a 7-year-old from West Carrollton, will have his wish granted tonight by A Special Wish Foundation. CONTRIBUTED

A Special Wish Foundation to grant 1,800th wish to 7-year-old from Dayton area

Cha-Cha, a fundraising event for Dayton Children’s Hospital was held on Friday, May 6, 2022 in the Dayton Arcade’s rotunda. Hosted by The Women’s Board of Dayton Children’s Hospital, the event raised $1 million to help provide funding and resources to help meet the critical needs of the hospital for the advancement of innovative pediatric care, pediatric cancer research, patient-family care transformation and community health. Did we spot you there? TOM GILLIAM/CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER

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PHOTOS: Did we spot you at CHA-CHA, a benefit for Dayton Children’s Hospital at The...

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Fairborn resident Gary Johnson has been the Fairborn Civic Band's director since its establishment in 1996 when the band got together for their first performance, the Fairborn Independence Day Parade.

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Daytonian of the Week has kept Fairborn full of music for 25 years

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