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Sep 4, 2024 | dayton.com | RecBy Debbie Juniewicz |Debbie Juniewicz

Steamy temperatures in recent weeks have meant breaking a sweat while picking a basket of ripe, juicy apples for some. “Ninety degrees and apple picking, it’s crazy,” said Emma Peifer of Peifer Orchards. Labor Day often signals the start of pick-your-own apple season in the area, but soaring temperatures and drought-like conditions sped up the process this year. “We’re encouraging people not to wait to come out or there might not be many left,” Monnin said.

Sep 4, 2024 | dayton.com | Natalie Jones

DAYTON SCREAM PARK 🦇🕸🕷Location: 4040 Wrightway Road in DaytonOpening Date: Sept. 6Details: Dayton Scream Park is opening with a new structure this season, in addition to new scenes, props, monsters and an updated haunted compound. The haunted attraction is open on Friday and Saturday nights through Oct. 26. Tickets are sold from 8 p.m. to midnight. Admission is $25 with VIP options available. The park offers a concession stand and free parking.

Sep 3, 2024 | dayton.com | Natalie Jones

The Besties menu also includes the addition of the deli’s first burger. “It’s not necessarily a traditional deli item,” Solganik said. “We just decided to try it and see what the appeal would be.”The 6 oz. all beef burger has a few secret ingredients that enhances its flavor. For example, the deli uses heavy cream and hot sauce in the burger mix. The hot sauce does not make it spicy, Solganik said. There is vinegar in the hot sauce that gives it a little extra flavor.

Sep 3, 2024 | dayton.com | Brandon Berry

Joe Waters and the Back Porch Band will open the show. Waters, a versatile musician from Dayton, showcases his talent across blues, funk, folk and Americana. He began his musical journey with the harmonica at just five years old. In 2022, he won the Telluride Blues Challenge. ExploreGreen’s voice first resonated at a young age in a New Orleans church choir.

Sep 3, 2024 | dayton.com | Natalie Jones

“TJ Chumps is bringing a fresh look to Miamisburg, and we’re thrilled to invite everyone to experience the new and improved patio,” a press release from the restaurant said. “Whether you’re here for the game or just some great food and refreshing drinks, TJ Chumps is the place to be this football season!”The restaurant, founded by Terry Brill and Jim Dunn in 2002, has become a go-to spot for lovers of ribs, salmon, burgers and beer over the past two decades.