Gwyneth Falloon

6 days ago | dayton247now.com | Gwyneth Falloon

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- It is Easter weekend the Dayton NAACP kicked things off Good Friday with its annual ham distribution. Dayton 24/7 Now's Gwyneth Falloon spoke with association leaders about why giving back is so important this time of year. “Happy Easter to you my brother!” exclaimed chapter president, Dr. Derrick L. Foward. The Dayton Unit of the NAACP, in partnership with several other Miami Valley organizations, madethe holiday weekend a little brighter.

1 week ago | dayton247now.com | Gwyneth Falloon

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- April is National Volunteer Month and the Dayton Police Department is highlighting those dedicating their time to helping its officers serve and protect the Gem City. Dayton 24/7 Now's Gwyneth Falloon sat down with DPD to learn more about its Neighborhood Assistance Officers program. “We're out there to serve the community," said Chris Sturm, a NAO for 35 years. “You can have a person that's upset about something; when you leave, they're smiling.

1 week ago | dayton247now.com | Gwyneth Falloon

MORAINE, Ohio (WKEF) -- It’s been nearly a week since heavy rains flooded the Miami Valley, forcing the City of Moraine to shut the Payne Rec Center doors for five days now. Dayton 24/7 Now's Gwyneth Falloon spoke with City Manager Michael Davis about the damage and the city plans to re-open. “There was minor flood water coming into the building. It wasn’t very significant," Davis shared.

2 weeks ago | dayton247now.com | Gwyneth Falloon

GREENE CO., Ohio (WKEF) -- A warning Thursday from Greene County Public Health. The department said one out of every 10 students nationwide vapes, despite knowing it’s dangerous and bad for them, and warns usage in Greene County is rising. Dayton 24/7 Now's Gwyneth Falloon spoke with the department and doctors about the dangers of using these products. “Safer does not equal safe," warned Camille Edwards, the health education program manager with GCPH.

2 weeks ago | dayton247now.com | Gwyneth Falloon

MIAMI VALLEY, Ohio (WKEF) -- The Miami Valley is preparing for severe weather this weekend. The area is under a flood risk through midday Sunday. Friday, we heard from state and local officials as Ohioans prepare for what is likely to be a rainy weekend. “We’ve got to make sure that we never drive, walk, or wade through flood water," said Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel. A warning Friday from state and local officials.