Clothes That Wore opened for business in the Montgomery County Job Center on June 12, 1998. I was amongst the first class of volunteers to go through training to become personal shoppers for the women that were referred to us by partners to provide interview and workplace-appropriate clothing to single mothers who were affected by welfare reform in the 1990s. In July 2002, CTW hired their first Executive Director, Kym Yahn, a former Board member and one of the founding mothers. In that same year they served their 3,000th client.
In an effort to secure new revenue streams for CTW, the Boutique opened in 2005, selling donated clothing that was not interview appropriate. In 2008, Clothes That work celebrated their 10-year 
anniversary. By this time they had served 12,000 clients in the Greater Dayton area. CTW also moved to a larger suite in the job center in order to increase operational effectiveness and efficiency. Five years later, Clothes That Work celebrated their 15 year milestone in 2013 and earned the Better Business Bureau’s Eclipse Integrity Award.
In 2018, Cindy Garner became the 5th Executive Director for Clothes That Work during the organization’s 20th Anniversary. Cindy’s leadership helped them navigate virtual fundraisers through covid and for the first time ever, grow the staff and launch a capital campaign to think beyond their four walls.
So today on the 25th Anniversary Celebration for Clothes That Work I’m still so proud of this organization thatlives its mission daily: to clothe, educate, and empower individuals to prepare them for employment success. CTW has now impacted more than 39,000 women, men and independent teens in our community. And with the addition of the mobile unit they debuted at today’s celebration, its so great to know that CTW will continue help job seekers make great first impressions and present themselves confidently with their clothing new to them!
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10000 Yankee St, Centerville
It’s finally here, the soft opening for “Goldies Flavored Soft Serve” starts this weekend. Today – Sunday the walk-up window will be open from from 3-9 p.m. at its location on Dayton Lebanon Pike.
937 Salon and Spa was dreamt up, renovated and opened by Esther Laveck, with the help of her husband Jason in 2019. The salon had a mission to create a safe space for artists, and guests from every walk of life, race, identity and ability, to feel educated and cared for in a sustainable environment.
The Dayton Greek Festival announced today via their Facebook page “will not be holding our regular festival in September.” We confirmed with Erin Caldwell, the office manager for the Greek Orthodox Church, that it was a tough decision to make, but the challenges for this year just made it the right decision for now. They just don’t have the volunteer core they need, pricing increases and challenges with getting the necessary supplies made the festival planning just overwhelming. They are hoping they can work to build their team back up and bring the festival back in 2024.
And if that’s not enough to keep them busy, they also own 
Upon entering off the parking lot behind the building, you’ll enter the double doors and be greeted by staff as this antique desk.
Brian was named America’s Top Mixologist by The Food Network as well as one of the top ten bartenders and mixologists in the world. He’s worked at Michelin Star restaurants, has a top-selling cocktail book and been featured in notable publications such as the New York Times, USA Today and beyond!
It will be up to bar manager Jackson Wolph to maintain the standards Van Falndern is creating for the bar. The bar will end up staying open a couple hours later than the dining room and having upscale cheese and charcuterie boards to serve once the kitchen is closes.
Chef Donivan Preston, who originally opened Table 33, has spent the past 4 1/2 years as the Sous Chef at Salar and will lead the kitchen at the new place.
Ellie’s Restaurant
5474 North State Route 48
David Portnoy is an American blogger and founder of the sports and popular culture blog Barstool Sports. One Bite with Davey Pageviews is an internet show that Portnoy created, which consists of him reviewing pizza restaurants around the world ranking them for 0 to 10.
In town for the NCAA basketball he asked on Twitter for pizza recommendations in Dayton to do his One Bite reviews. His first visit was to the the 
