Weekly series profiling the Buckeye State’s people, places and culture.
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Weekly series profiling the Buckeye State’s people, places and culture.
More information about Our Ohio is available at OurOhio.org
In the 1960s, the United States dominated the world economy. Today our share of the pie has shrunk to less than 25 percent. The global marketplace has undergone enormous changes. Are we keeping up?
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Did you know that seven out of ten people in the Miami Valley do not have a will and many of those who do, have not updated it in five years or more?
Join local attorneys, a Probate Court judge and a...
At the height of her popularity, her syndicated column appeared in 900 newspapers, reaching 30 million readers.
Erma Bombeck: A Legacy of Laughter, celebrates one of America's best loved humorists....
Thirty years of Tough-on-Crime policies have fueled an increasing reliance on imprisonment for dealing with crime, resulting in the highest incarceration rates in U.S. history. The number of prisoners has...
Artists use many mediums to express themselves. Master glassblower Jim Kahle uses flaming ovens and molten glass to create his distinctive works of art.
Born in Toledo, Ohio, Kahle’s love of glass...
On Sunday, March 23, 1913 rain began to fall in Dayton. Early Tuesday morning, March 25th water was draining into Riverdale and North Dayton - and by Wednesday morning, 15 square miles of Dayton were under...
Executive Chef Edward Stanziano shares recipes and cooking techniques as he transforms simple ingredients into an elegant meal in the premiere of this new ThinkTV production.
Classic Mixed Green...
By the late nineteenth century, the American frontier had long since pushed west of Dayton, Ohio. As the twentieth century dawned, Dayton became a gateway to another frontier: the future. The people who...
On December 7, 1941, life in Dayton—and around the world—changed forever. With the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, Dayton prepared for war.
“When Dayton Went to War: Memories of the Homefront,”...
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