Rusty Taco, formerly known as R Taco, moved into a 2,700-square-foot space at 2335 Miamisburg-Centerville Road in Miami Township across from the Dayton Mall. The location, which was formerly El Toro has been completely remodeled to resemble a street-style taco stop, from the company’s Texas headquarters.

This third location for Dayton operators ThreeWitt Enterprises Inc. seats roughly 130 people, 90 inside and 40 on a patio. The location employs about 60 people. Other location include the Brown Street store neat the University of Dayton and one in Beavercreek near the Fairfield Commons.
The Dallas-based taco chain now has 34 total stores across nine states. Rusty Taco specializes in street-style tacos along with house-made salsas, and also offers craft beers and margaritas. Rusty Taco was founded in 2010 and named for co-founder Rusty Fenton.













The Legendary Lights of Clifton Mill is an outdoor event and weather permitting. Call beforehand. Admission is $10 per person for everyone age 7 and older. Concession Food is available.
Jimmy John’s in Dayton is celebrating Customer Appreciation Day by offering $1 sandwiches on November 21.
“Cannonball. Cannonball coming!”






Valerie shared with us “that In light of the recent tragedies in our city, this November Indulge has teamed up with the Toys for Tots because we know families are still struggling and we want to help…we want the kids to feel the Christmas spirit. We love for all our guests to come with a toy/book in hand. And, if any families are in need you can apply for the free toys at the event.”








As we prepare to honor Detective Jorge Del Rio with viewing and funeral services, we have additional information to provide the public regarding these events.
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Many restaurants and retailers are honoring our Veterans by








