WYSO-FM (Dayton, OH)

WYSO (91.3 FM) is a radio station located in Yellow Springs, Ohio, close to Dayton. It is run by Antioch College and serves as the primary National Public Radio member station for the Miami Valley area, which includes Dayton and Springfield.

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#494238

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Culture Works loses NEA Grants for Arts Project funding

1 day ago | wyso.org | Adriana Martinez-Smiley

Culture Works, the Dayton region’s arts and culture service agency, lost its federal grant for its Grants for Arts Projects program. The grant came from the National Endowment for the Arts. In a statement, Culture Works says it received the email from the NEA notifying them of the grant’s termination on May 2.
Over 2,000 artifacts recovered in West Dayton archeological investigation

2 days ago | wyso.org | Adriana Martinez-Smiley

Thousands of artifacts have been recovered in Dayton after an archaeological investigation of a former Native American settlement. Last month, the city of Dayton concluded an archaeological investigation on the historic Lichliter Village – a former Native American settlement – to assess if the surrounding area is suitable for future development. This yielded artifacts that will now be in the care the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery. The property that was investigated is 126 acres.
40 new homes planned in West Dayton neighborhoods through land bank program

2 days ago | wyso.org | Shay Frank

New housing is under development in Dayton's Madden Hills neighborhood, as part of larger project to build 40 new homes in West Dayton and rehab 24 others around the city. The Montgomery County Land Bank broke ground on the first phase of the project in the Madden Hills neighborhood on May 9. The organization worked with local officials, community leaders, neighborhood residents and the Ohio Department of Development to design new housing developments in the community.
What's Great in Dayton: May 9 - 15, 2025

4 days ago | wyso.org | Charlie Campbell

Pointes Of View: Enjoy a night of classical and contemporary ballet and witness the astounding talent of Dayton Ballet’s dancers. Friday & Saturday at Victoria Theatre at 7:30pm. Hug the Earth Festival at Lost Creek Reserve: Bands and outdoor adventures for the whole family: rock climbing, wall zip lines, tree climbing, caterpillar train rides, animal safari, rock and fossil digs, farm animal encounters, butterfly house visits, animal games and more. Saturday, Noon to 5pm.
Meet Wittenberg University's new president

5 days ago | wyso.org | Kathryn Mobley

Christian M.M. Brady says he's thrilled to be chosen as Wittenberg University's 16th president. Friday afternoon, he and his wife, Elizabeth, greeted students, alums, instructors and staff during a live streamed press conference. Brady began by first paying homage to the school's Lutheran founders. In 1854, they chose the school's current Springfield site.
Courts announce schedules during NATO in Dayton

5 days ago | wyso.org | Kathryn Mobley

During the 2025 NATO Parliamentary Assembly, the Montgomery County Juvenile Court will operate on a limited basis. The Court Services and Intervention Center will remain open, but the Detention Center on West Second Street will not host outside groups, and visitations will only be virtual. Other court departments located outside of downtown Dayton will not be affected by the enhanced security measures.
Trump names Fox's Pirro as interim U.S. Attorney for D.C. after dropping earlier pick

6 days ago | wyso.org | Tom Dreisbach

Updated May 8, 2025 at 8:51 PM EDTPresident Trump announced Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as the interim U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C., after withdrawing his earlier pick. "Jeanine is incredibly well qualified for this position, and is considered one of the Top District Attorneys in the History of the State of New York," Trump posted on social media on Thursday.
Q&A: Fairborn mayor talks UFO and 'Hairborn' festivals, schools, downtown and more

1 week ago | wyso.org | Jerry Kenney

Fairborn City Mayor, Dan Kirkpatrick has a lot to say about the city and its residents. All of it good. From the city’s unique festival offerings to the new schools built with support from tax-paying residents, Kirkpatrick is a true Fairborn fan. But he says there are challenges, starting with affordable housing. The below transcript has been lightly edited for clarity. Listen to the full interview by clicking play above.
Regulators remove Antioch College's financial distress designation

1 week ago | wyso.org | Kathryn Mobley

The Higher Learning Commission has removed the financial distress designation from Antioch College. This status change went into effect last week. Members of a special advisory team sent a report acknowledging the school has a viable plan and demonstrating progress in key financial areas. MORE: Local universities with steep debt search for path forwardThe Higher Learning Commission is a national, private nonprofit that accredits about 1,000 American colleges and universities.
May 2025 Primary Election results: Dayton City Commission, Beavercreek schools and more

1 week ago | wyso.org | Kathryn Mobley |Jerry Kenney

Here's how local voters for issues and candidates in the May 2025 primary, according to final, unofficial results. County boards of elections will count any provisional and still-to-arrive absentee ballots in the next few weeks, then certify the final results. Montgomery CountyDayton City Commission: Two Dayton City Commission seats up are for grabs this fall. In this primary, five candidates filed and voters narrowed the field to four.