If the NCAA held the play-in game anywhere else, they might have 1000 people in attendance. At UD, they bring over 8,000 between the 64th and the 65th seed. Because it’s a six dollar ticket, my friend and client, Bill Daniels of Dayton’s Original Pizza Factory, gets a bunch of guys to go watch the Read More
The keynote speaker should be Leigh Allan, the former Dayton Daily News columnist who actually walked to work from Oakwood. However, he wasn’t “positive” enough for the powers that be- (He thought the Riverscape fountains were stupid- imagine that!)- and got the boot. But- a bunch of institutions in town want to have a “regional Read More
It seems I’ve been missing something- the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce set up a group of young professionals, and a site- with a hip name: Generation Dayton. Using web 2.0 technology- they’ve built an online forum for the group. It’s a great idea- except for one thing- it’s not an open site. Part of Read More
I was prepping to write something about Richard Florida’s visit- when I stumbled upon a neighbors comment on his site. Thought it was worth throwing up here for discussion- The Creativity Exchange: Who’s Your City? Share a Story for the New Book I currently live in Dayton, OH. I did not choose the city, but Read More
I’m supposed to be the first to know about this stuff- but no one told me (maybe someone needs a better ad agency) until today. The Cannery Art and Design Center at East Third Street and Wayne Avenue- nestled between the Wine Bar and Therapy Cafe, hosts an opening the first Friday of every month. Read More
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