Area career center closed today due to power outage
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — With strong, damaging winds causing problems last night across the Miami Valley, the impacts are still being felt.
The Warren County Career Center announced this morning that the building would be closed today due to a power outage.
The center announced the closure on social media.
'Duke Energy is estimating that power will not be restored to our Main Campus until this afternoon. Daytime adult education classes are cancelled,' the center said in the post.
Students will still take classes today, but they will be remote and asynchronous via Canvas.
The center expects to reopen on Tuesday.
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