Dr. Sue Edwards, President of Wright State University, and Scott Sullivan, The Big Hoopla Board Member, joined Living Dayton to talk about the impact of The Big Hoopla STEM Challenge and the 4 Miler.
Destination Dayton’s President & CEO Jacque Powell and Executive Director of UD Arena Scott DeBolt joined Living Dayton to discuss the First Four's economic impact on the region, as well as how UD is preparing for the big games.
The Nov. 30 Stars, Stripes and Flight Classic is expected to be the first of many contests between Wright State University, the Air Force Academy and other military-connected institutions
First Four Games to Remain In Dayton, "The Epicenter of College Basketball" DAYTON – UD Arena will remain “The Epicenter of College Basketball,” hosting the First Four through 2028, the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Committee announced Wednesday, October 2, 2024....
Multi-platinum-selling recording artist Cole Swindell will visit Huber Heights, OH to headline the 2024 Hometown Heroes™ program, presented by The Big Hoopla, honoring local servicemen and women. Join the four-time ACM Award winner for an incredible night of music and...
Country star Cole Swindell will headline a Military Appreciation Night at The Rose Music Center at The Heights on Thursday, Sept. 5. The four-time ACM Award winner and multi-platinum-selling recording artist will honor local servicemen and women during the concert as...
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