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By Dayton937
This weekend a 14 piece tribute band to the king of rock and roll takes the stage at Riverfront Park in Miamisburg, behind Ron’s Pizza. The concert is free and the music is scheduled to start Saturday Night, June 11th, at 8pm. The only thing you have to do is BRING YOUR OWN CHAIR.
This roughly 2 hour music tribute to Elvis highlights one of his “Vegas Style” concerts. From “CC Rider” to “Suspicious Minds,” a huge set of hits are covered. And how about that band? The 14 piece band dubbed “The Comeback Special” is sure to impress the most stubborn rock fans.
Beaverceek native Ryan Roth portrays Elvis, with a pitch perfect voice, tuned over the years in local appearances. He was even a talented contestent on a national contest show out of Nashville. Get ready to watch him perform the best of Elvis, with an occasional move of the pelvis, the ladies in the crowd may even get a scarf from “The King.”
No Rock N Green Tomato Fest Until 2023
The concert is usually the cap of the Rock N Green Tomato Festival, but due to a number of logistical and supply problems, the festival is postponed until June 9 & 10th, 2023 where it expands to a 2 day music, food and craft vendor event. In 2023, look for old favorites like the Fried Green Tomatoes and the Hamburger Wagon’s burger eating contest. Next year’s festival hopes to add beer trucks.
IMPORTANT NOTES FOR THIS OUTDOOR CONCERT:
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ADMISSION IS FREE and FAMILY FRIENDLY
CONCERT STARTS at 8PM
BRING YOUR OWN CHAIR
NO FOOD VENDORS, BUT LOCAL RESTAURANTS ARE OPEN
RIVERFRONT PARK ADDRESS IS
3 North Miami Avenue, Miamisburg, OH 45342
By Dayton937
Patrick Reed is a retired Dayton Fire Captain and owner of Angie’s Firehouse Tavern. Angie’s first opened as a Hungarian restaurant in 1938. It was a Belmont institution, famous for its cabbage rolls, until it shut down in the 1990’s. Pat Reed re-opened the neighborhood icon in 2009, as Angie’s Firehouse Tavern.

Captain Reed has loved owning this gem, but he is now ready to pass this historic landmark on to the next owner. Best known for delicious Hungarian style cabbage rolls, the recipe conveys to the new owner along with abundance of memorabilia, phone booth, smoker and trailer for off site events, kitchen equipment, liquor license, cigarette, and ATM machines and much more.

A kitchen prep area 15’x15’, 30’x15 kitchen, deep freeze. This iconic piece of real estate history can be seen by appointment Monday – Thursday during the am. The bar side 52’x16’ boasts charming bar and if these walls could talk, the stories they could tell of the wonderful stories of yester year and present-day life.

When you enter the “Cheers” When you enter the “Cheers” prelude comes to mind. The restaurant side 52’17’ featuring booths that are rarely empty. The patrons are treated like family, and they always come back for more… Upstairs you will find offices and 2 – 1-bedroom apartments for additional income or live right above your fantastic venture.

A complete list of equipment and memorabilia will be provided upon request. We cannot wait to show you this fantastic Dayton Icon and share with you why Angie’s has been a neighborhood gathering place and eatery surviving all the ever-changing economics over the decades. If the great times and fond memories within this establishment could give a fair market value, this piece of history would be priceless.
Asking price as listed on LoopNet is $475,000.
By Dayton937
With gas at $5/gallon the Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (RTA) wants to ensure access to community members by providing free rides Saturdays and Sundays this summer running through September 4, 2022.

The RTA has long supported the community’s need for accessible transportation. With gas prices at an all-time high, the RTA wants to encourage people to save money by using public transportation while also ensuring steep gas prices don’t create a barrier for people wanting to participate in summer events. The free weekend rides will apply to both fixed-route and paratransit services.
RTA is proudly serving Montgomery County, and summer is the perfect time to get outside and explore all of what the area has to offer. From festivals to concerts, recreational activities to parks, unique shopping to local restaurants and breweries, Montgomery County is packed with great things to do in your community, and RTA wants to help get you there.
“There’s a lot happening on weekends these days, both in terms of work and leisure. Later this year RTA will be moving toward an improved service model that provides the same level of service seven days a week to meet those needs,” said Bob Ruzinsky, RTA CEO. “We felt free rides on the weekends for the summer would be a great way to get folks familiar with using RTA and provide them with a reliable transportation option for all their weekend needs.”
Avoid the headache of trying to find parking and plan your trip via the Transit app, RTA’s official real-time information and trip-planning mobile application. The app is free to download and available to both Android and Apple users. Don’t have a smartphone? For a trip planner to find which RTA routes can get you to and from the event of your choice, visit our website www.iriderta.org.
By Dayton937
Fom Star Wars to Frozen to The Titanic to The Martian. An entertaining and enlightening review of all the science that our favorite movies got wrong, combined with some of the stuff they got right. Incorporates the latest films as well as some classics that you may not have known had any science in them at all.
By Dayton937
Starting today, June 6, and for the first time nationally, the Strawberry Frosty will be available for a limited time, joining the Chocolate Frosty in our famous Frosty lineup.
Wendy’s Strawberry Frosty merges the same creamy, delectable profile you know and love in a classic Vanilla Frosty with the sweet flavor profile of a freshly picked strawberry. Each spoonful is a thick and flavorful bite that will keep you cool on even the hottest days.

I said “spoonful,” because the Frosty was created to be eaten with a spoon. The spoon-ready consistency falls perfectly between a milkshake and soft-serve ice cream, which is what makes it such an iconic dessert.
And did you know the Frosty has been a staple on the Wendy’s menu since the first restaurant opened in 1969? It was actually one of the five original menu items, meaning Wendy’s has been delivering this one-of-a-kind treat to ice cream lovers for over 50 years.

Showcasing their commitment to Fast Food Done Right, the new Strawberry Frosty is shaking up the in-restaurant, delivery and drive-thru dessert game. Whether you’re on your way to the beach or an afternoon picnic, I promise you’ll be tempted to pull over and pick one up on the way. For the most dynamic flavor experience, however, you’ll want to dip Wendy’s reimagined Hot & Crispy Fries into the Strawberry Frosty. It’s a sweet and salty creation unlike anything you’ve ever tasted.
By Dayton937
The Great Miami Riverway is announcing that registration is now open for the third annual GREAT Smallmouth Bass Fishing Challenge to be held on the Great Miami River from June 18 to July 10. This family-friendly event is a catch-and-release, virtual fishing tournament, where anglers use the I-Angler app to register and send in their catches. This year there are two separate gear divisions – one for spin (conventional) and fly fishing.
Major sponsors include ReelFlyRod of Bellbrook, home to the nation’s largest inventory of premium fly fishing gear in the US; the North American Professional River Angler’s Association; and Dayton-based bait and fishing supply store Fishermen’s Headquarters.

The Great Miami River is Ohio’s best river for catching smallmouth bass, according to the number of smallmouth trophy-sized fish registered on the Fish Ohio database, the Ohio Department of Natural Resource program for recognizing significant catches for all species caught in Ohio waters. “The Great Miami is one of the best waterways to hunt for trophy-sized smallmouth bass in the region,” said Barry Puskas, Chief of Engineering and Technical Services for the Miami Conservancy District, and an avid angler.
“The largest smallmouth bass caught in the Great Miami River in the last five years measured out at 24.3 inches,” said Donnie Knight, a Troy resident and biologist with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. “Smallmouth bass are plentiful in the Great Miami River from March through October, so it’s a great time to encourage anglers to get out on the water.”
This year, we’re opening up the tournament to the fly-fishing community as well as conventional spin anglers. We welcome all anglers to join our fishing challenge and catch some smallmouth bass on the Great Miami River, Ohio’s first federally-designated Water Trail.

Tournament rules and information include:
For complete rules and to register for the tournament, visithttps://tinyurl.com/2022fishingchallenge
To download the I-Angler app to register for the Great Miami Riverway fishing challenge and record your catches, on your device, available on the App Store or Google Play:
https://ianglertournament.com/
An awards ceremony, sponsored by Lock 27 Brewing, will be held on Tuesday July 19 at 5PM at their downtown Dayton Brewpub
By Dayton937
Nominations are now open for the Women in Business Networking (WiBN) Class of 2023 Women of Impact. If you know a potential Woman of Impact and would like to nominate her, visit https://conta.cc/38GIvSG. for more information and to complete the form. Nominations must be received by 5pm on July 15, 2022.
Nominees chosen to be a 2023 Woman of Impact will be notified by email in August/September. The latest class members will be revealed during the 2022 WiBN Leadership Conference on November 1, 2022.
WiBN has a long history of recognizing women who are working to improve their communities, leading and developing others in their professional networks and advocating for all women. A Woman of Impact inspires and encourages those around her to actively challenge the status quo. She is a force of change in both her professional and personal life and she makes a lasting impression on others. She is passionate about her work, philanthropy and relationships. Her efforts are not always splashy and bold. Instead, she impacts the world around her through ripples that turn into waves. This recognition program is designed to recognize women others strive to emulate.
Sheri Sword, WiBN executive director, shares, “We are very excited to receive nominations for the Women of Impact Class of 2023. Think of women you know making a difference in the Miami Valley. If you know of a woman personally or professionally that has been a role model for you or others, consider nominating them for this honor.”
By Dayton937
A sporting event that proved to be a great hit last year pitting members vs. members in a friendly competition! This is an open bracket member/non-member-friendly tournament for anyone. Teams are comprised of 2 players and each team is guaranteed 2 games over the course of Thursday, June 23rd at 84 Lumber’s facility. Cost is $50 per team (early bird discount available) with the chance to win prizes for throwing bags in a hole, free food and beverages will be available for all guests, and other outdoor games available for a fun Happy Hour afternoon to kick back relax and compete!
By Dayton937
Brooklyn’s Kaleta & Super Yamba Band are fronted by Afrobeat and Juju veteran Leon Ligan-Majek a.k.a. Kaleta. The singer/guitarist from the West African country of Benin Republic lived his adolescent life in Lagos, Nigeria where Afrobeat was born. Kaleta’s guitar chops earned him decades of touring and recording with Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade, Lauryn Hill and more. Kaleta got his start in the late 70s performing in church and was soon after picked up by iconic Jujumaster and world music pioneer King Sunny Ade. Now based in New York City, Kaleta has been leading Super Yamba Band since 2017. Their debut album was included on Bandcamp’s “Best Albums of Summer 2019” list and two of the songs were chosen for the ABC/Hulu Series, High Fidelity starring Zoe Kravitz. Kaleta and his band have also erupted onto the stages and video screens of major music festivals and music publications across the US. Collaborating over several years with Senegalese griot and talking drum master Modou Mbenge was a defining moment in the development of Super Yamba’s sound and the musician’s understanding of the African music tradition.
By Dayton937
Looks like it’s going to be a summer of more laughs in Yellow Springs!

These shows just showed up on Ticketmaster:

No pricing is available yet, but last summer saw tickets selling for up to $500/pair. Ticketmaster uses a dynamic pricing structure, so prices do fluctuate, based on demand, at any time.
By Dayton937
This year marks the historic milestone of Queen Elizabeth’s 70 years on the throne – the Platinum Jubilee. Something we will likely never see again!You won’t want to miss this one-time only British experience. Do it for The Queen!
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By Dayton937
No funk group, MojoFlo, is as known for their captivating stage performance as their infectious rhythms and catchy lyrics. Named “Best Band” by (614) Magazine for the last six years in a row, this band is a powerhouse. In combining hard-hitting horns, seductive melodies, and a meticulously crafted stage show, MojoFlo has built a fiercely loyal fanbase. Their dynamic live shows feature the group’s vivacious vocalist Amber Knicole. From aerial performances and Soul Train lines to hula hoop choreography and near-cringe-inducing leaps off the drum riser in 6-inch heels, this lady has a knack for leaving audiences enthralled.
By Dayton937
The festival started out very small in 1977 and has grown every year. The family oriented affair has been self-supporting from the start with the help of many Troy area businesses sponsoring specific events. Today, the event is a community wide effort involving thousands of volunteers organized by a committee of over 40 men and women. It generates enough income each year to finances a host of community service projects.
The above information is the key to the Troy Strawberry Festival’s success – just everyday folk turning their time, talents, and energy into a fun, family community event that attracts over 200,000 visitors each year to the Troy area.
By Dayton937
Belle and the Prince invite you to “Be Our Guest” and step into an enchanted world. Based on the Academy Award®-winning Disney animated feature, Beauty and the Beast includes the film’s original songs by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman along with new songs by Menken and Tim Rice. With its magnificent music, brilliantly colored costumes and beautiful sets, Disney’s first stage adaptation is Broadway at its best and one of our most popular shows of all time!
By Dayton937
On June 27th of 1872, Paul Laurence Dunbar was born in Dayton, Ohio. For this special Dunbar 150 year milestone the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park along with numerous community partners will honor him by showcasing his contributions to poetry, the arts, music, dance and culture.
The commemorative “Dunbar 150” flagship event will be held on the evening of Saturday, June 25, 2022, from 5-7pm at the Victoria Theatre, and will feature recitations of Dunbar’s works by several world-renowned poets, spoken word performances, musical selections, and more! Tickets are on sale now for just $6-10 and can be purchased here.
Honored Guests include Nikki Giovanni, a prominent literary figure, and activist who has experienced longevity in her career as a prolific poet, speaker, and contributor to the literary arts, along with an entire Dunbar community of entertainers and performers. These include, Dr. Herbert Woodward Martin, Ms. Laverne Sci, Ted Lange, Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, University of Dayton Department of Music, the Tuskegee University Golden Voices Choir, and other special guests will come together for ensemble performances of his masterful work and moving compositions.
National Historical Park is in a unique position to bring national prominence and 21st century schools and community organizations including the Ohio History Connection (OHC), the National Aviation Heritage Alliance (NAHA), Planned2Give, Woodland Cemetery, the University of Dayton, Dayton Live, the Paul Laurence Dunbar branch of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), the Wright-Dunbar Neighborhood Association, and the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center in Wilberforce, Ohio.
“Community engagement has been a key part of the process throughout this multi-year celebration. Paul Laurence Dunbar’s giftings have created a lasting impact on people. His words have maintained relevance and have inspired generations of people to use their voice. Through the act of coming together and supporting the expression of creativity sparked by Dayton native Dunbar, we celebrate,”says Park Ranger and Dunbar 150 Project Manager, Angela Stewart.
Donations can be made to the Paul Laurence Dunbar House Historic Site via the web.