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- Vandalia dealer 1 of 8 in Ohio acquired by Kansas construction equipment company
Murphy Tractor & Equipment Co. is acquiring eight locations from fellow John Deere construction equipment dealer Nortrax Equipment, including one in Vandalia at 1015 Industrial Park Drive.
- Butler advances to regional final showdown with Fairmont
Kacie Cassell scored Vandalia Butler's first 10 points and finished with 18 to help the Aviators take an early lead and hold off Walnut Hills 47-42 in a Division I regional semifinal on Tuesday, March 9, at the Nutter Center.
- Animal shelters eliminate barriers on adoption
SICSA volunteer Laura Kowalchuk conducts a pre-adoption session Thursday, March 4, with a family from Huber Heights, Tami Dalton and daughters Brittany and Emily Phillips, in the redesigned location at 2600 Wilmington Pike.
- Shelters work to keep a pets in adoptive homes
Before Terry Carlisle took over as executive director for the Society for the Improvement of Conditions for Stray Animals, he was a client, happy with the dogs and cats he adopted.
- School lunch programs grow as economy struggles
The down economy means more students are getting free lunches. Mark Gokavi of the Dayton Daily News reports that the number of area students eligible for free or reduced lunches has increased dramatically in the last few years.
- Father Charged With Assault, Endangering His Child
A Vandalia man has been accused of assaulting and endangering his own child. Phillip M. Hardin-Moore, 25, Vandalia, was babysitting his 2-month-old son on Monday, March 1, when medics were dispatched to his home on Continental Court around 4:40 p.m., the Vandalia Police Department said.
- Man told to stop drinking at Hara, punches out window in protest
A 22-year-old Vandalia man was arrested outside of the Hara Pub late Saturday, Feb.
- Looking to buy sex? Welcome to John School
A couple of the guys look like college students who could be spending their money on dates.
- Military needs a victim advocates,a Dayton lawyer tells Congress
More than two years after the murder of Lance Cpl. Maria Lauterbach of Vandalia, are women in the military any safer from sexual assault? That was the topic of Dayton attorney Merle Wilberding's emotional testimony Wednesday, Feb.
- NCR employees find jobs without moving to Atlanta
Alex Lashchuk, an NCR employee of five years, said he wasn't about to go "to a strange city with no family there" when NCR announced it was moving to the Atlanta area in June.
- Coyote sightings raise anxiety, alarm in area
On one of his frequent hikes in Taylorsville MetroPark in January, Matt Grebinski had a close encounter with a coyote.
- More Legal, Financial Problems For Bear Creek Capital
Montgomery-based developer Bear Creek Capital is seeing three more of its investments fall into foreclosure.
- Vandalia family awaits word on family in Haitian aftermath
Mourning and memories of the tragic Haiti earthquake hit home for a single Vandalia mother and her twin daughters and a son.
- Washington Twp. honors 4 who saved lives
Four people were honored by Washington Twp. trustees last week for helping to save the lives of two people who went into cardiac arrest in the township, and Fire Chief Bill Gaul said their efforts should encourage everyone to learn CPR.
- Columbus Equipment Showcases Komatsu Hybrid Excavator
Columbus Equipment Co. held an open house to showcase its new Komatsu . During the event, area contractors were able to get behind the controls of the PC200LC-8 hybrid excavator.
- Kettering pizza restaurant gets new owner
The Fox's Pizza Den at 3602 Wilmington Pike has a new franchise owner, expanded hours and new menu items.
- Horizontal Carousels Combined with Lean Efforts Improve Stockroom...
Using lean manufacturing initiatives to reduce waste in the manufacturing process can help organizations find the right mix that leads to profit.
- Own a Toyota? Herea s what you should know
If you have a recalled Toyota, here's what you need to know. a A You can continue driving the vehicle, but you should get it fixed as soon as possible.
- Vandalia firm opens West Chester office
Technology Convergence Group has opened an office in Butler County designed to help service the Cincinnati area.
City DescriptionVandalia is a city in Montgomery County, Ohio, United States, and a suburb of Dayton. Its population was 14,603 during the 2000 census. The James M. Cox Dayton International Airport is located in the city. Vandalia is a sister city to Lichtenfels, Germany and Prestwick, Scotland. It is part of the Dayton Metropolitan Statistical Area. The city of Vandalia is home to the Dayton International Airport and the crossroads of I-75 and I-70, making it a major hub for business. The city is mostly upper middle class, and residents enjoy low taxes with excellent schools, easy traffic, a booming restaurant scene, one of Ohio's top rated Police task forces, and some of the best parks in the Miami Valley.
Vandalia is about 10 miles (16 km) north of Dayton on Dixie Drive (former U.S. Highway 25). It is between the Great Miami River and the Stillwater River. The city has been called the "Crossroads of America" due to its location on the National Road and the Dixie Highway. These correspond to U.S. Route 40 and the decommissioned U.S. Route 25, which in turn, have been supplanted by two major expressways: east-west Interstate 70 and north-south Interstate 75.
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