Meredith Moss

Crayons to Classrooms, the wonderful organization that regularly provides school supplies to low-income students, is gearing up for the new school year.

“There are flowers everywhere, for those who bother to look.” — Henri Matisse

The ties that bind musician Salar Nader to the “The Kite Runner” are musical and more.

When Jene Rebbin Shaw and David Meadows, were strolling around the “YMCA at the Heights” one day, they realized the Eichelberger Amphitheater was only a short distance from their Medway home.

Jennifer Sydor always knew she wanted to be a mother.

It was 1989 when Pat Carson and Keith Prentice, co-founders of Theatre Under the Stars, came up with the idea of creating an orchestra where talented local musicians from all walks of life could perform great symphonic music for the public.

Dayton’s wonderful art facility for children and teens is gearing up for summer classes.

The Therapeutic Riding Institute has been a staple in the Dayton region for the past 50 years, providing equine-assisted services and therapeutic riding to children and adults with a variety of physical, cognitive and behavioral diagnoses.

The two women had been hanging out together for a while when they began to realize their relationship might be a bit unusual.

“When Dance Transcends Barriers: The Story of Jewish and African-American Dance in Dayton,” slated Sunday, April 7 at Beth Jacob Synagogue, celebrates Josephine and Hermine Schwarz, founders of Dayton Ballet, and Jeraldyne Blunden, founder of DCDC.