🎵 A mysterious musician's final story unfolds on the big screen. "Goodbye Horses: The Many Lives of Q Lazzarus" will screen for one night only at The Neon in Dayton on May 28, documenting the life of the enigmatic artist behind the cult classic song. The documentary reveals how filmmaker Eva Aridijs Fuentes accidentally discovered Q Lazzarus (Diane Luckey) working as a rideshare driver, only to have Luckey pass away during filming. Alongside the premiere, fans can enjoy previously unreleased music from Q Lazzarus on the documentary's 23-track soundtrack.
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🐾 Upscale resale shop funds animal rescue in Dayton. Dayton Humane & Co. has opened in Centerville's Cross Pointe Shopping Center, offering carefully curated clothing, accessories, and furniture in the former Marshall's storefront. All proceeds benefit the Humane Society of Greater Dayton's life-saving programs, including animal rescues, cruelty investigations, and veterinary care. Shoppers can purchase items, donate gently used goods (with pickup available for large items), or volunteer their time to support homeless and at-risk animals. The boutique creates an elevated shopping experience while directly funding critical services for local pets in need.
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🌍 Behind NATO's global dialogue, interpreters bridge 32 nations. In soundproof booths at the NATO summit, skilled linguists like Elisabetta Ullman work tirelessly to translate complex discussions between world leaders. These interpreters, all holding master's degrees in interpretation, switch every 30 minutes to maintain focus during lengthy committee meetings. Delegates listen through earpieces while interpreters transform rapid speech into different languages in real-time. Though often overlooked, these language professionals serve as the essential communication backbone that allows the alliance to function effectively.
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Renovated 1890 home near downtown: Priced at $315,000, this fully renovated 1890 Hay House balances historic character with modern upgrades, offering three bedrooms, a semi-finished basement, and walkable access to downtown Brookville.
Cozy fiery pad needs TLC: This charming $194,900 family home features a living room with fireplace, updated kitchen, three bedrooms, full bath, semi-finished basement, fenced backyard, and attached garage, though the fireplace is not warranted and certain outdoor items don't convey.
Creek-side bungalow under 70k: This bungalow priced at $69,500 offers a peaceful creek-side retreat with recent upgrades including new flooring, LED lighting, a newer roof, and water heater, all within the Riverside School District.