Downtown Dayton continues to foster new small business development despite challenges such as the Covid-19 pandemic
Dayton creating first-floor fund to support downtown development
Urban downtown landscapes have gone through many ups and downs during the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent recovery.
Oregon District Retailer Now Open in Bigger Space
Dayton-centric retailer Heart Mercantile recently moved into a new location just down the road from its previous home. The new …
New Season Begins this Week for Bike Hub
The month of June marks the beginning of the new season for the RiverScape MetroPark Bike Hub. The Bike Hub …
Architecture Firm Settles in to New Home Downtown
Champlin Architecture has moved into its new, larger space downtown with a continued mission of growth. The firm moved into …
Free Weekend Rides Available from Greater Dayton RTA this Summer
Weekend bus fares will be eliminated this summer for all Greater Dayton RTA riders. Starting June 4 and continuing until …
International Peace Museum Makes the Move to New Location
The International Peace Museum has moved into its new home. The museum was previously located in a historic home on …
$17M Infinity Labs project expected to increase jobs
On May 25, commissioners will vote on a resolution to accept a $250,000 Economic Development/Government Equity grant that Montgomery County …
New Marketing Agency Now Open in the Oregon District
A new, locally-owned marketing firm is now open downtown. Apowermedia is located at 400 E. Fifth Street in the Oregon …
Explore Dayton in the Downtown Adventure
The Downtown Adventure is back later this month as the first signature event of the 2022 AES Summer in the …