“Death as a Living,” a bestselling book by Dayton Detective Doyle Burked
Learn about Doyle Burke’s decades of Dayton Police experience and what it took to write a bestselling book.
Learn about Doyle Burke’s decades of Dayton Police experience and what it took to write a bestselling book.
Joe Duncan shares funny stories about his many experiences as a football referee, including the Big Ten Conference. Joe Duncan is President Beth Duncan’s brother.
Aaron Roy is CarePortal’s Champion Ambassador for the state of Ohio. He travels the state connecting those who care about their community with vulnerable children and families who could use help. CarePortal is a database tool that matches vetted needs to those that want to provide help. This helps prevent children from entering the foster system as well as helping those who are in it or have aged out.
Mission Addiction teaches and coaches individuals, couples and families how to heal, restore and transform their lives, to become the best version of themselves.
Debe Dockins was presented the Christian D. Larson Award, the most prestigious award you can receive from Optimist International. Afterwards we had some holiday fun with games and gifts. There was also a naughty list video from Santa.
Greg Wasmund received the Christian D. Larson Award, the most prestigious award you can receive from Optimist International. It was a great evening of fellowship and fun. There was a festive performance by eight-year-old Alexandra Kiefaber.
Today we were treated to a concert by Forte, the contemporary a cappella group at Centerville High School.
The first major renovation of the theatre in over 25 years is now complete. It began with storm window replacement and an extensive upgrade of the HVAC system.
The focus of the renovation has been to enhance and expand the Town Hall Theatre experience. Comfort and accessibility in an aesthetically pleasing environment were top priorities.
LiPuma is the presentation director of FLOC. They are a a 100% volunteer agency, with the mission to serve over 6,000 children in the greater Dayton area who are neglected, abused, in foster care, or who are in need of community resources.
With roots in improvisation, Emerge Improv uses experience-based training to transform the way individuals, teams and whole organizations communicate.