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Dayton has a new way to get shaken and stirred courtesy of SideBar, a dashing new addition to the downtown Dayton bar scene.
Local bar-goers weigh in: Is it possible for friends to hook up and stay just friends?
C'mon, surely you've received that 2 a.m. text message seeking a booty call or maybe the texter just wanted to share a random thought or typed in a string of letters that make no sense. One thing's for sure: it's worth a good laugh.
Quotes from bar-goers at The Trolley Stop in Dayton's Oregon Historic District on how they politely turn someone down at the bar.
Area bar-goers weigh in on dating and the pressure to get married by age 30.
Orange Willard, Felix Tucker, Admitted Dilemma, Seconds Fall, Sometimes 5, Monolith, Hollows End, and Chapter of Progress perform at the Battle for X-Fest finals, Friday, June 27.
Bargoers at Adobe Gila's at The Greene share the story of their worst first dates.
The Pub is the latest drinking/eating/mingling establishment at The Greene, and because everybody wants to be among the first to check out the new kid, it's crowded and raucous.
Droves of Miami Valley residents herded downtown Friday, Sept. 14, 2007, for the Downtown Dayton Partnerships' Urban Nights. The event included public tours of the old Dayton Arcade building on Fourth Street.
For anyone looking for the next place to be seen in Greene County, you might stop by Bar Louie, one of the latest additions to The Greene that opened its doors to customers in March.
Gilly's kicks off a six-week-long anniversary celebration tonight, marking its 30th year in the City of Dayton Transportation Center, on the corner of Fifth and Jefferson streets.