It was fifteen years ago this week that Dan Apolito, Mike Fullenkamp, and Scott Dorsten openend Archer’s Taven in Centerville. They are going all out with a week long celebration, bringing back classic food favorites, as well as offering discounted alcohol Monday through Friday until 9pm. They will also be celebrating with all the same specials at the Kettering location, which is just 9 years old.
Speaking with Apolito, who’s had a long career in the hospitality business, working for Applebee’ before he opened his own place shared who he’s “learned how important local restaurant are to the local community. We supply jobs, provide a place for people to gather, celebrate and connect and communities are often identified by the businesses that operate within them.” He’s proud to support the Miami Valley and many of the nonprofits with fundraiser they host at Archer’s.

Here are the special menu’s they’ll be featuring”




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They’ll end the week celebrating with their annual crawfish boil on Saturday. With crawfish flown in from Louisiana, Gumbo, and beer specials, this is an event you won’t want to miss! Starting at 2pm Saturday at Centerville only, $10/plate. If you make it to your 3rd plate that will be just $5/plate and you can fill up as many plates as you can eat, until they sell out.

Apollito also owns the Stone House Tavern in Waynesville and he tell us Waynesville has just created a DORA there so you can sip and shop your way down Main Street. They feature live music on the patio every Thursday.

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Hoofprints mission is to transform lives through the unique relationship between horses and humans, fostering physical, emotional, and behavioral growth through equine assisted activities. Located in Miamisburg, offer programs for kids (8 years and up), teenagers, adults, couples, and families.

If you’re not already an Aldi shopper, be sure and explore The “Aldi Aisle of Shame.” It’s a playfully curated section where shoppers can find weekly finds on a variety of items from home good and clothing to tools and seasonal items at very low prices. New items are usually introduced on Wednesday in the Ohio stores.







Father’s Day is about honoring the impact and influence of fathers. Dads often spend their time working or taking care of others. Treating him lets him relax and feel valued. Spending uninterrupted time together—over a meal creates memories and reinforces your connection.
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Leo’s son Michael opened La Piazza in Troy in 1992, and ran it quite successfully until he closed it in February of 2018. In discussing why he closed it Michael shared how he’d watched his whole family dedicate their lives to the business, working well into their old age as the restaurants daily. He decided he didn’t want to do that, and instead decided to create a balanced life for him and his family. Yet he couldn’t totally walk away from his families legacy.
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It’s not just about frosting and sprinkles—National Donut Day was created in 1938 by the Salvation Army to honor the “Donut Lassies,” women who served donuts to soldiers during World War I. It’s a feel-good mix of patriotism, nostalgia, and comfort food.





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