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Project conversations across Montgomery County and the Miami Valley.
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Kettering
Kettering was carved out of Van Buren Township and incorporated as a village in November 1952, its voters choosing to name the new...
Local planning notes →Beavercreek
Beavercreek grew up directly alongside Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and decades of steady defense and aerospace employment tur...
Local planning notes →Centerville
Centerville's Uptown historic district still holds a cluster of nineteenth-century buildings from its days as a stagecoach stop al...
Local planning notes →Huber Heights
Huber Heights takes its name from developer Charles Huber, who began platting brick, single-family homes across former Wayne Towns...
Local planning notes →Miamisburg
Miamisburg sits on the Great Miami River beneath the Miamisburg Mound, a 65-foot Adena burial mound built more than two thousand y...
Local planning notes →Oakwood
Oakwood incorporated in 1908 as one of the Dayton area's earliest planned suburbs, developing through the 1920s and 30s with Tudor...
Local planning notes →Trotwood
Trotwood grew through the second half of the twentieth century into one of the Dayton area's largest African-American communities,...
Local planning notes →Fairborn
Fairborn's own history is inseparable from Dayton's worst flood: after the Great Dayton Flood of March 1913, the newly formed Miam...
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