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a day ago
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Dayton Dragons announce home schedule for 2026 season
The Dayton Dragons have announced their home schedule for the 2026 season. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] The Dayton Dragons will host 66 regular-season home games at Day Air Ballpark in 2026, according to an announcement made last week. TRENDING STORIES: Person hospitalized after being rescued from Ludlow Falls; Fire department warns of dangers Police searching for woman accused of stealing goods from Kroger Man accused of stealing from local business arrested The 2026 home schedule will feature 11 six-game series for a total of 66 home dates. All six-game sets are scheduled for Tuesday through Sunday. Game times will be announced at a later date. The home opening night game is set for Tuesday, April 7, 2026, against the Lake County Captains. The final home game for the regular season is Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026. You can find the full 2026 game schedule here. Dates and opponents for the 2026 season are subject to change. The Dragons will also play 66 road games against their Midwest League rivals. They will open their Midwest League schedule with a three-game road series at the Lansing Lugnuts beginning Thursday, April 2, 2026. The Dragons' home schedule will include visits from several teams, including the West Michigan Whitecaps, Great Lakes Loons, Lake County Captains, Lansing Lugnuts, Fort Wayne TinCaps, South Bend Cubs, Quad Cities River Bandits, and the Cedar Rapids Kernels. The Dragons have a sellout streak of 1,625 consecutive games. 'The streak is a testament to the Dayton area community,' a spokesperson for the team said. Dayton Dragons 2026 season ticket information is available now. You can find more information here. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
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04-06-2025
- Business
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Rundown Springfield properties to be revitalized, turned into affordable housing solutions
Tenants will be moving in soon because a new Clark County Land Bank program is transforming old, rundown properties into new affordable housing solutions. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] News Center 7's Amber Jenkins visited the new developments and spoke with neighbors. Hear more about the county's fight against homelessness LIVE on News Center 7 at 5:00. TRENDING STORIES: Bodies of 3 sisters found after visit with their father; Court records reveal likely cause of death Man refuses to pay $500 veterinarian fee, strangles his dog Ja'Marr Chase to join celebrity softball game at Day Air Ballpark Four foreclosed lots in Springfield are being remodeled so they are no longer an eyesore for neighbors. When the porches are built and the cement driveways harden, new residents will call these properties home for a more affordable price. Springfield resident Nicolas told News Center 7's Amber Jenkins that he's watched people settle into Springfield for eight years. As the population grows and housing becomes scarce, the rent is going up. 'Now it's so high. I think it's very difficult for people right now to get a house,' Nicolas said. This story will be updated. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
