Dayton
Historic Odeon Sees Re-Birth
The historic Odeon, located at 65 Pike Street in downtown Dayton, celebrated its pre-grand opening this past Friday evening.
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The historic Odeon, located at 65 Pike Street in downtown Dayton, celebrated its pre-grand opening this past Friday evening.
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PRESS RELEASE – The Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce invites you to celebrate Red, White, & Brew – a veteran-owned mobile coffee truck company – during a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, July 17. The event will take place at Kay Winters Park in Dayton (formerly known as Our Park), 370 River
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In a small town like Dayton, it is the local haunts that residents often connect with the most. For many, the RoadRunner Café is exactly that—a place for hearty American fare, familiar faces and the kind of personal connection that comes from years of patronage. After 43 years of
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Intoxicated Dayton man arrested after attacking roommate and firing AR-15 in neighborhoodOn June 26, 2025.
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Dayton’s Community Roots and Shoots is cultivating far more than local flora in their nursery—it is offering a helping hand to neighbors in need and providing youth empowerment activities to families across Lyon, Storey and Mineral counties. Operating under Healthy Communities Coalition (HCC), Community Roots has spent the
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Dayton
As Dayton continues to grow, so does our four-legged population—Lyon County estimates that at least 60% of county households currently have dogs (not counting other critters). And not every home or neighborhood has a fun, grassy area for furry friends to meet and frolic, which is why after
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On Tuesday, June 17, Lyon County Human Services (LCHS) hosted more than 35 vendors at Mark Twain Park in Dayton for the annual “Kids Day in the Park” event. Parents and children were able to meet businesses and discover area services, participate in hands-on activities and collect goodies from
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On a recent visit to the Sutro Tunnel, I witnessed two gentlemen from Briggs Electric completing work in the Tunnel, and I was curious as to how they became involved with working at the historic site. Dave Legarza | Director of Business Development, was generous with his time and answered questions
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The Chronicle’s columnist Jeff Headley has recently been appointed minister of the Dayton Valley Community Church of the Nazarene. We at the Chronicle want to wish Jeff all the best in his latest endeavor, and congratulate DVCCN on their excellent choice. Jeff will continue to produce his popular weekly