Greg Lynch DDN

Photo Flashback October 2013: A look back at the people, places and events the Dayton Daily News covered 10 years ago.

PHOTOS: 10 years ago in Dayton scenes from October 2013

My story on the New NFL Monday Night Football anthem that features a drummer from Yellow Springs.

Yellow Springs native Cindy Blackman Santana crushes on drums in new ‘Monday Night Football’ anthem video ESPN’s Monday Night Football premiered a new musical anthem featuring Chris Stapleton, Snoop Dogg and Yellow Springs native Cindy Blackman Santana on drums.

You want to know what the Joby electric flying taxis look like? Check out our big news that the company is coming to Dayton.

Company pledges up to 2,000 jobs, $500M to build flying cars in Dayton area Built near the Dayton International airport, the Joby Aviation facility will add 2,000 jobs locally in historic plan to make "flying cars" a reality.

Story I put together about the Dayton Arcade.

How to visit the Dayton Arcade: 5 places you can go (and some you still can’t) The historic downtown Dayton Arcade complex has recently experienced a lot of new activity.

Megastars at Memorial Hall: Remembering the Kenley Players, which brought huge celebrities to Dayton.

Megastars at Memorial Hall: Remembering the Kenley Players, which brought huge celebrities to Dayton Memorial Hall hosted all kinds of events during its heyday, but one of its biggest claims to fame was Kenley Players summer-stock theater.The Kenley Players began putting on plays in Dayton in 1957 at Memorial Hall. The group billed itself as “America’s most exciting summer theatre.”» PHOTOS:...

Charles Daniels, Dayton's "Human Fish" Dayton Daily News

Dayton’s ‘Human Fish’: How Charles Daniels became the world’s greatest swimmer in the early 1900s Charles Daniels was the Michael Phelps of his time. Nicknamed the ‘Human Fish,’ Daniels is credited with inventing the “American Crawl,” known today as the freestyle breast stroke.

Dayton Bike Yard is a cool new place to ride. https://bit.ly/43r0zak

Dayton Bike Yard: What to know about the completely remade park behind Welcome Stadium The Dayton Bike Yard, the city’s newest recreational amenity, officially opened last week.

QUIZ: How much do you know about the people who have things named after them in Dayton? https://tinyurl.com/5ck7b999

QUIZ: How much do you know about the people who have things named after them in Dayton? In celebration of the 125th anniversary of the Dayton Daily News, we’ll be putting together twice-monthly quizzes about Dayton history throughout this year.

Things were a little different 20 years ago.

PHOTOS: 20 years ago in Butler County in scenes from April 2003 Photo Flashback April 2003: A look back at the people, places and events the Journal-News covered 20 years ago.

The F5 tornado led to the death of 32 people, injured another 1,300 and caused an estimated $100 million in damages in Xenia alone.

Xenia tornado timeline: How the deadly 1974 twister tore through the city The Xenia tornado on April 3, 1974, was the strongest storm in the string of deadly twisters that touched down from Alabama to southeastern Canada.The F5 tornado led to the death of 32 people, injured another 1,300 and caused an estimated $100 million in damages in Xenia alone. Nearly 1,400 building...

Some of my photos from the Cincinnati Reds inaugural Opening Day at Great American Ball Park in 2003.

PHOTOS: Scenes from the first Opening Day at Great American Ball Park in 2003 Scenes from the Cincinnati Reds inaugural Opening Day game at Great American Ballpark in 2003

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Photo Flashback March 2003: A look back at the people, places and events the Journal-News covered 20 years ago.

PHOTOS: 20 years ago in Butler County in scenes from March 2003

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