DAYTON — One in six people in the Montgomery County do not know where they’re next meal will come from— including more than 26-thousand children. To improve the issue Edison Elementary in Dayton has partnered with the Foodbank and Miami Valley Meals, among others, to create a food pantry at the school.

A Dayton food truck is taking funnel cakes and other sweet treats to the next level by adding a handful of toppings including homemade ice cream. Daquann Glober, owner of Gem City Funnel Cake King, said he bought the food truck in 2019 and began selling fried chicken and fish under the name, DoCooks.

MIAMISBURG, Ohio (WDTN) – Twin brothers Jake and Jordan Shteiwi celebrated the grand opening of their second Steak Thyme location in Miamisburg on Tuesday. The duo made the decision to open another restaurant following the success of the original restaurant location in Kettering. The new location offers outdoor seating, a dining room, a full-service bar and new menu items.

OWNERS: Robyn Sutherland and Cherry Dixon. A MOBILE grub-stop in a beautifully presented van has only been on the road since January, but its operators are trailblazing when it comes satiating people's hunger in Carlisle. Bella's Bakes & Brunch, which specialises in premium sweet eats and savoury brunch specials, will be moving spot and parking up at Border City Autos on Crown Street, from every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday during the day.

XENIA — The old Xenia Carnegie Library will soon take on a new identity. Bridget Walker, the owner of Sweets Boutique, has purchased the old building on East Church Street from the city and plans to turn it into a restaurant and event center. Walker said she plans to call the new business O’Neil’s, which here grandmother gave her as her middle name.

The Warren County Historical Society has recently kicked off a $5 million multi-year fundraising campaign. For the past 82 years, the Warren County Historical Society been a center of learning and preservation of historical artifacts going back more than 200 years. However, the local organization’s facilities that include the Harmon Museum and the Armstrong Conference Center are in need of major system upgrades and some replacements.