Beth Anspach

This custom-built brick two story home, originally built in 1994, sits on two-plus acres overlooking a pond. It is in the Springlake Country Estates subdivision and the Northmont City School District.

Nestled on 20-plus acres in Englewood, this historic log home was originally built in 1919. It has had many updates and addons and is in the Northmont School District.

This stone and vinyl sided modern farmhouse style two story, originally built in 1851, sits on ten plus acres.

What’s the secret to living longer, healthier lives? For Mike Trego, who grew up in old North Dayton, it’s a choice he made years ago to stay active and involved for life.

Dayton is filled with historic places. But some, even on the verge of being demolished, have been given new life.

The Dayton friends, a Quaker meeting group, installed solar panels on their building earlier this year. Solar energy aligns with their values of living sustainably and helping others.

If you grew up in Dayton in the 1960s and 1970s, you may remember the popularity of the music scene. Dayton became known for its many supper clubs and the hometown bands that filled these places with music.

More than 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. have some type of disability, according to government statistics. And some of them, including Fairborn resident Georgie Elson, were not properly diagnosed until adulthood.

With this model, people still need to have medical insurance for hospitalization, lab work and tests. Patients get one bill annually.

Painted kitchen cabinetry is making a comeback, like these painted forest green.