News releases from Dayton Business Journal

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Dayton-area home sales sizzle in December

January 22, 2021

A total of 1,448 homes and condos changed hands last month, a 12 percent increase from the same period in 2019.

Reports: Chappelle tests positive for Covid, cancels shows

January 22, 2021

Comedian Dave Chappelle has tested positive for Covid-19, according to multiple reports, dealing yet another blow to Austin' struggling and once-mighty entertainment scene.

Dayton Dragons, city strike new lease deal for Day Air Ballpark

January 22, 2021

The Dayton Dragons will play ball for several more decades thanks to a new lease agreement with the city.

Mass Covid-19 vaccinations taking place this week at UD Arena

January 21, 2021

Premier Health aims to vaccinate more than 5,000 Ohioans this week at a drive-through clinic operated by its flagship Miami Valley Hospital.

Slideshow: These Dayton-area banks are participating in PPP's second act

January 21, 2021

Nearly all of the top 25 largest banks operating in Greater Dayton have signed on to participate in the latest $284 billion round of the Paycheck Protection Program.

New Marathon gas station planned in Beavercreek

January 21, 2021

The property was most recently Beavercreek Bar, and before that it was known as Good Smog Vapor Lounge.

Hydroponic indoor farm plans to be among first tenants in downtown Piqua's Zolo building

January 20, 2021

A unique farming business has set up shop in downtown Piqua, and if all goes to plan the concept will be among the first tenants in an historic building that is being redeveloped in the city core.

CareSource pledges $6M to support housing safety, social services

January 20, 2021

CareSource has committed more than $6 million in January to support housing safety, homelessness programs and other social services for individuals throughout the state.

U.S. mortgage rates nudge up after hitting record low

January 19, 2021

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 2.79% for the week ending Jan. 14 — up from 2.65% last week.

Dayton awarded $73M for water infrastructure improvements

January 15, 2021

Improving Dayton's water system infrastructure is significant given the city's water quality issues and the Memorial Day 2019 tornadoes that exposed gaps in water quality assurance.

Premier Health to vaccinate general public starting next week

January 15, 2021

Next week, 1,100 doses earmarked for the public are scheduled to be received and distributed across the Premier Health network.

Prominent panel to highlight DBJ’s Future of Health Care event

January 14, 2021

The event will feature a panel discussion with five prominent Dayton-area health care leaders.

JobsOhio awards grant for planned logistics and distribution facility in West Chester

January 14, 2021

After receiving a Job Creation Tax Credit last month, a Nevada-based company has secured additional funding to support development of a new logistics and distribution facility in West Chester...

Girl Scouts of Western Ohio secures $400K for area camp improvements

January 13, 2021

Girl Scouts of Western Ohio is getting hundreds of thousands of dollars in state funding to make improvements to camps in Warren County.

Retired Air Force commander named executive vice president at Dayton Aerospace

January 12, 2021

The retired lieutenant general previously led one of the largest commands at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

DBJ to hold 2021 Future of Cities virtual event

January 12, 2021

The virtual event — from 2 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28 — will kick off with a special presentation on “The Future of Cities” by renowned national urbanist Richard Florida.

Large Dayton-area credit union returns $8M in support to members

January 12, 2021

The Dayton region's largest credit union is returning an $8 million dividend to its members.

John Moore Sr. blazed trail for advancing equity in Dayton

January 09, 2021

John Moore Sr. has been a tireless advocate for the advancement of equity in greater Dayton for 60 years.

John Moore Sr., who blazed trail for advancing equity in Dayton, has died

January 09, 2021

Moore blazed trails for others by becoming the first Equal Employment Opportunity officer at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in 1960, and later as the first African-American chief of civilian personnel...

Nominations for 2021 Forty Under 40 awards now open

January 08, 2021

The annual awards recognize the rising leaders in Dayton under the age of 40.

Historic building in Urbana to support 'afterschool safe haven' for hundreds of local students

January 07, 2021

An independent endeavor of the GrandWorks Foundation, the project aims to address the city's long-term challenges — like poverty and population decline — by reinvesting in local youth.

Skyline Chili to open new restaurant in Xenia

January 07, 2021

An iconic Cincinnati restaurant chain is planning to open a new location in the Miami Valley.

Clark State scores state funding for arts center improvements

January 07, 2021

A slice of Ohio's $2.5 billion capital construction budget will help fund necessary improvements at one of Springfield's most prominent arts venues.

University of Dayton names interim business school dean

January 06, 2021

The University of Dayton has named an interim leader for its business college following the death of its former dean.

Fast-growing Dayton company to debut its tech on hit reality series 'Deadliest Catch'

January 06, 2021

A fast-growing company in Washington Township is making its debut on the big screen.

Wright-Patt begins administering Covid-19 vaccines

January 05, 2021

Coronavirus vaccinations began Monday for Air Force medical staff and first responders at Wright-Patterson Medical Center, the base announced this week.

Vandalia hires new city manager

January 05, 2021

A local city has filled one of its most prominent government positions.

Senate overrides Trump veto of defense spending bill, securing nearly $60M for Wright-Patt

January 05, 2021

President Donald Trump's veto of a new defense bill that allocated nearly $60 million for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base was thwarted following override votes by the U.S. Senate and House of...

Cedarville University snaps up more than 80 acres near campus

December 31, 2020

The latest purchase comes about one year after the university acquired a 325-acre parcel for $1.6 million, which borders the two properties it purchased this month.

Stellar Innovations & Solutions named to $151M Navy contract

December 28, 2020

The firm is one of the largest veteran- and minority-owned businesses in the Dayton region.

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