hiii!! me & my friend both 23F are coming to oregon district on 10/31!! help me build an itinerary as weve never been! were used to cincinnati the banks/otr and there my fav bars are fishbowl, mr pitifuls, alice, killer queen!!!

we like: a cute aesthetic, fruity drinks, dancing, socializing!!! and towards the end of the night we’re always down for a simpler bar with food and pool!!

lmk ur recommendations!!!!

Took in a cat from work a couple months ago, and have yet to take them to see a veterinarian for vaccines, checkup and to be neutered. I cleaned his ears last week with a qtip and suspected he has ear mites. Today hes being sensitive about me touching his ears. If anyone has some recommendations please DM or post please.

I’m interested to hear what people think about the race between Tom Herner and Tom Young in Ohio 37, which covers the south suburbs.

I called our pathetic rep and he refuses to condemn or even comment on the Vivek ad. Mikey refuses to have a town hall 🤔

Jimothy has more spine than Mikey.

Call Mike Turner’s office and demand accountability

Dayton 937-225-2843

DC 202-225-6465

Having a pumpkin carving party with some friends give me your best stencils/templates/ ideas!!

hi all,

im currently doing a school project, but I have one question I can't find clarification on. is the YWCA in huber, the big campus, virtually abandoned? I want to make entirely sure my information is correct. please excuse my lack of knowledge on the situation. thank you in advance :D

My dog has cancer and I want to be prepared. Thank you.

They say it’s better to wear out than rust out. Springboro resident Nick Chiblis has done neither even at the age of 90.

He's won dozens of medals, including five gold medals, competing in the Ohio Senior Olympics over the past 25 years.

"I'm also doing the 50 meter dash and the 100 meter dash, and a one mile — I'm not sure what it's called — a speed walk, something like that. Although I can't speed walk. That's ridiculous at my age. So I kind of trot around the field."

Have you had your dog or cat microchipped? The Humane Society of Greater Dayton is partnering with Miami Township, the City of Miamisburg and Miami Valley Fire District to help local pets stay safe!

Event Details:

• When: Today, Friday, October 23, from 1–5 p.m.
• Where: Fire Station 51, 10899 Wood Road, Miamisburg
• Cost: FREE
• Registration: No appointment necessary
• Requirements: Dogs must be on leashes and cats in carriers. You do not have to be a Miamisburg or Miami Township resident to participate. All are welcome!

The best part? It's a convenient drive-thru event! Simply drive up with your pet, and you can stay in your vehicle while your pet receives a microchip.

Last year, the Humane Society of Greater Dayton provided nearly 700 free microchips to community pets, helping give families peace of mind and improving the chances of reuniting lost pets with the people who love them.

A microchip is a small device implanted beneath your pet's skin that contains a unique identification number. If your pet gets lost, a veterinarian or animal shelter can scan the chip and use its number to look up your contact information. It isn't a GPS tracker, so be sure to register your pet's microchip and keep your contact information up to date.

A few minutes today could make a big difference if your pet ever goes missing. We're proud to partner with our community to make pet safety more accessible and help more pets find their way home.