Most parents have watched their kids fall in love with childhood favorite songs and nursery rhymes. We see their faces light up when a familiar tune plays, and if we watch long enough, we catch them moving to the music. From a very young age, the desire to move and dance is something that is…
Five Rivers MetroParks will take National Bike Month digital this May when it hosts Virtual Bike Month
During this time of #SocialDistancing, we’re all feeling a little disconnected. This week, show your Ohio pride during #SpiritWeekOhio! Each day this week, there will be a different theme posted on the #SpiritWeekOhio Facebook page. Ohioans can participate and tag #SpiritWeekOhio #InThisTogetherOhio and/or #StayHomeOhio. This is a fun opportunity to stay connected and show your Ohio spirit!…
While some kid-friendly summertime favorites may not be on the table this year, nature is always available, and it’s as easy to access as stepping into your back yard. Last spring, parents were asked to wear multiple hats: mom, dad, teacher, meticulous sanitizer and social distancing enforcer. Let Five Rivers MetroParks pack your…
Jamie Poe Photography spreads hope to local families with The Oakwood Front Porch Project
How to celebrate Easter and support local businesses during coronavirus
Much like their escape rooms, TEG’s Field Trips challenge players to progress through games by uncovering clues and solving puzzles.
If you’re anything like the parents on our staff, you’ve had a lot of kids movies playing in your home the past couple weeks. While many of us delight in a good Disney movie, sometimes a change of pace is welcomed. Whether you need a good laugh, some comfort and encouragement or just some good…
Businesses around our community, the state and the nation are creatively adapting to changes necessary for the health and safety of their workers and patrons. But, business is still OPEN* in downtown Dayton. Small businesses are the heart of our community, and we can all contribute to their success, as well as the…
