Almost every trend affecting modern America is on display in Dayton. It was one of the earliest, and hardest-hit, centers of the opioid disaster. Its economy, plausibly known as America’s “invention capital” in the early 1900s, as the home of the Wright brothers and with the highest-number of U.S. patents per capita, has been hurt even more than other midwestern …
Flyer Enterprises To Open New Bistro In The Arcade
The 560 square foot bistro will be the first off-campus location for Flyer Enterprises. The opening of a new branch of Flyer Enterprises has served as an experiential learning opportunity for the students planning the operation, who have had hands-on involvement from the beginning. “Flyer Enterprises is a student-run, student-led organization, and because of that they are taking the lead …
Brand for ‘The Hub at the Arcade’ revealed
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The brand for a new downtown center for innovation in the Miami Valley region was revealed Tuesday. The University of Dayton and The Entrepreneurs Center unveiled the student-designed logo and brand for The Hub at the Arcade, which will promote economic growth and provided services and space for local startups.
Downtown development helping create lasting jobs
DAYTON, OHIO (WKEF-WRGT)- Local government officials met with Lt. Governor Jon Husted to discuss workforce development in the Miami Valley. From the Fire Blocks District, to Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and even the Dayton Arcade, there’s been millions of dollars invested into Dayton work development projects. Officials said Dayton will soon be reaping the benefits.
Name, logo unveiled for UD’s Dayton Arcade hub
Nike has the swoosh. Target has a bull’s-eye, and McDonald’s has the golden arches. And now, the anchor tenant of the Dayton Arcade has its own recognizable brand and logo. The Hub at the Dayton Arcade is the new brand for the joint venture between the University of Dayton and The Entrepreneurs Center. And there’s a good reason the logo …
Developer seeks funding for $30M north Arcade project
The group redeveloping the Dayton Arcade has applied for $2.75 million in state historic tax incentives for a second phase of the project that seeks to create new housing, offices and a shared-use commercial kitchen. Like the first, $90 million phase of the project, the second phase requires historic tax incentives to make it economically feasible, said Dave Williams, Cross …
Plans move along for Dayton Arcade redevelopment
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Construction on the old Dayton Arcade building is well underway, and as Phase I is moving along, the City of Dayton is working on financing Phase II. “The collection of the arcade buildings is the most beloved collection of buildings in the region,” touts Dayton City Manager Shelley Dickstein. Wednesday city leaders announced the continuation of …
Dayton Arcade gains new tenant
A local arts and culture advocacy organization has been named the Dayton Arcade’s newest tenant. The relocation adds to the enthusiasm around the major renovation project.
Rebirth of the Arcade
When you stand inside Dayton’s historic Arcade, you step squarely back into the city’s past.
New brand unveiled for Dayton Arcade redevelopment
In an effort to promote the redevelopment of the Dayton Arcade — one of the largest and most complex projects in the city’s history — developers behind the initiative have unveiled a new brand. Arcade developers McCormack Baron Salazar and Cross Street Partners engaged Dayton advertising agency Catapult Creative to create branding for the Arcade redevelopment, including a new logo …