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December 21, 2023
DAYTON — Local youth will continue to have a place to play ball after Mayor Martin Mudd and Dayton Youth Sports Association leadership hashed out details on a new contract. Issues arose in November when council was presented with a proposal for a new contract between the city and DYSA regarding the use of the ballfields at Daniel Park in the W. R. Parker Family Baseball
November 16, 2023
DAYTON — Tables were filled both by veterans and active service members at the annual City of Dayton Veterans Day Appreciation Luncheon. Speakers presented were Dayton Mayor Martin Mudd and 75th District Court Judge Mark Morefield, an Army Vietnam from 1969-1971. The Dayton ROTC performed the Presentation of Colors, the national anthem was sung by Susan Giberson, President of
September 26, 2023
DAYTON – The City of Dayton, in partnership with Liberty Development Partners, a joint effort between Connor Investment Real Estate and Logistics and Development Resources, broke ground on the construction of Stilson Road at Gulf Inland Logistics Park on August 4, 2023. The 3,800-foot road improvement will be a 41-foot-wide concrete heavy haul road and the first external road
August 10, 2023
DAYTON – Following several years of rocky financial standing and questions surrounding the city’s economic stability, leaders were excited at prospects as they began hashing out next year’s budget.
April 21, 2023
DAYTON – It was a night filled with ideas, hopes and, for at least a couple of participants, a difference of opinion as hopefuls for mayor and city council fielded questions about their candidacy.
April 5, 2023
DAYTON – It was an exciting wrap to the 2023 Dayton Citizens Police Academy as participants worked a pair of simulated crime scenes before graduating from the program. The academy was a six-week program designed to educate and inform the community about the Dayton Police Department and its role in the community. There were 16 participants in the class. “The goal of this
March 29, 2023
DAYTON – Following the recent and unexpected passing of longtime community leader and city councilman Dwight Pruitt, the city called a special election to fill the remainder of his term. The deadline to file the necessary paperwork for Position 1 came at 5 p.m. Monday, March 27, and a pair of former city council members did just that. Former councilman Josh Townsend, who