‘Brick signing’ marks beginnings of new Huber Heights library
Construction began this summer on the Dayton Metro Library’s new Huber Heights branch.
Located on Brandt Pike, the new library is one piece of the construction boom around the former Marian Meadows site, which will include a new senior center and a $40 million housing development.
The 27,000-square-foot building, which will be the second-largest branch in the Dayton Metro Library system next to the Northwest branch, is the last structure built with money from a $187 million bond levy passed by voters in 2012.
Huber Heights council votes to pause city manager search process
Council voted in July to temporarily pause its search for a new city manager for a…
