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DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — New art is on display in Bellbrook, and its creators may surprise you, at first. The art display is installed at Winters Library and comprises ceramic books with inspirational messages drawn across them. A local Girl Scout troop is behind it all thanks to a collaboration with the library; an art studio called Outside the Box; and the Bellbrook City Council, among others, to bring the project to fruition. A ceramic book now on display in Bellbrook (Photo by Joe Gurnig/WDTN).

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1 day ago | wdtn.com | Trey Brown

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — About two months away, preparations for Poultry Days, the annual chicken festival in downtown Versailles, are ramping up. Bulk chicken sales began in March after it was announced that the event would continue as planned despite concerns over bird flu. Now more details are available ahead of the festival. For one, you can now register to be the 74th Miss Chick. Registration closes on May 26.

1 day ago | wdtn.com | Trey Brown

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — We’re working to learn more about a crash that caused a near 90-minute delay along I-70 westbound near U.S. 40 Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. According to INDOT, a crash between I-70 and U.S. 40 (near Richmond) had the westbound left lane of traffic closed. The crash happened about a mile from the Ohio state line a little before midnight. Of course, the traffic backup was quite extensive, which can be seen in the video above. All lanes have since reopened.

1 day ago | wdtn.com | Carlos Mathis |Trey Brown

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Travelers at and around Dayton International Airport could notice an increased presence of first responders on Wednesday. Until 1 p.m., Dayton International Airport is conducting an “full-scale” emergency exercise to prepare for what would occur if an actual emergency would occur in the future. Police officers, firefighters, hospitals and additional emergency organizations are taking part in the exercise.