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INSIDE TROY, OHIO 2020 COMMUNITY GUIDE Troy Area Chamber of Commerce 405 SW Public Square Troy, OH 45373 937-339-8769 TACC@TroyOhio Chamber.com

5 WELCOME You’ll find

friendly faces and inviting spaces

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BUSINESS & ECONOMY Conveniently positioned near the Crossroads of America

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EDUCATION Offering a broad variety of one-of-a-kind learning programs

18 HOUSING & LIFESTYLE

A spectrum of attractive housing options for any lifestyle

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HEALTHCARE A topnotch network of quality health care organizations and businesses

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2 4 RECREATION Ample rec-

reational opportunities and green spaces to help everyone unwind

31 DOWNTOWN Offering

unique shops and boutiques, plus a buzzing food scene

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EVENTS Cultural adventures that inspire and feed the soul

45 GOVERNMENT

Comprehensive and responsive city services for a safe, healthy community

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11 Larry Smith, Owner, Smiths’ Boathouse Restaurant

12 Paul Delwiche, High School Guidance Counselor, Troy City Schools

14 Nancy Hargrove, Youth Services Manager, Troy-Miami County Public Library

18 Kate Lins, Troy resident

19 Wade Westfall,

Owner, Four Sons Development

22 Tamara Baynard-Ganger,

E xecutive Director, Troy Senior Citizens Center

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Dr. Jeffrey Studabaker, Studabaker Chiropractic and Wellness Clinic

25 Becky Crow,

Curator of Wildlife, Brukner Nature Center

33 Lindsay Woodruff , Owner, Pachamama Market

41 Terrilynn Meece, Program Coordinator, Troy-Hayner Cultural Center

46 Aubrey Hale,

Management Analyst, City of Troy

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Whether you’re looking for a new career, an adventurous day trip, the perfect event space, a place to settle into the good life, an education, or just peace and quiet....

Troy has everything you need.

Make it yours.

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City of Troy 100 S Market St Troy, OH 45373-7303 937.335.1725 p 937.339.8601 f

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following pages are filled with the places and people that make Troy special. Whether you are moving to the area, opening a business or just visiting, you are sure to find friendly faces and inviting spaces to make your experience unforgettable. From the moment you arrive, Troy will captivate you with its quaint style and unique hometown hospitality. Once you are here, you’ll discover the charm of a small town with historic architecture in a location still convenient to big-city amenities, and you’ll understand why more than 25,000 people call it home.

Troy offers the best of the Midwest, from a strong business sector and educational opportunities to rich and abundant arts and recreational offerings. Surrounded by family farms and fertile land, Troy’s roots are established in the beauty and elegance of the Mid-

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western countryside, evidenced by our fresh and bountiful Farmers’ Market. Our picturesque setting along the Great Miami River is the perfect backdrop for the variety of parks, nature trails and recreational opportunities we provide. This, and so much more, is part of what makes Troy the best place to live, work and play and a community where friends and families thrive.

Located just north of the I-70/I-75 interchange, Troy is conveniently situated near the Crossroads of America. Residents and businesses alike enjoy short commutes to Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus and Indianapolis. With three international airports within a 90-minute drive, we offer a 90-minute air market that reaches 167 million people. In fact, the Troy area is located within 600 miles of 64 percent of the U.S. population.

Seeing is believing. Visit Troy and take a look around.

You’ll see for yourself why so many people and businesses are drawn to Troy. And if you can’t make it in person, look us up online. Visit TroyOhioUSA.com to see videos of the Troy community and catch a glimpse of what makes our city so special. You’ll soon discover why Troy has twice been recognized as “Best Hometown” in the state by Ohio Magazine and why we like to say, “civic pride is citywide” in Troy.

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Hartzell Air Movement Inc. Hartzell Hardwoods Inc. Hartzell Industries, Inc.

Our Associates proudly support the Troy Community

We Are A Family Owned Business “Built On Honor” For More Than 140 Years.

American Honda Motor Company Midwest Consolidation Center 151 Commerce Center Blvd Troy, Ohio 45373

National Parts Center 101 South Stanfield Rd Troy, Ohio 45373

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A vibrant and diverse economy

our community to weather any change in the regional and national economy with greater ease than communities that are invested in fewer business areas.

Troy also has what every community wants in promoting growth and development – a convenient location. Many local businesses enjoy the convenience of being close to Dayton, Columbus and Cincinnati as well as the advantage of easy access to Interstate 75.

We are located just 20 miles from the Dayton International Airport. Positioned near the Crossroads of America, the I-70 and I-75 interchange, Troy is easily accessible from any direction.

WITH economic diversity, a host of companies

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both large and small, and available property for additional business development, Troy has what it takes to fuel business growth in our community.

W ise and prudent city planning as well as collaboration with other organizations has helped Troy maintain its current business base and expand toward future horizons with new and exciting public and private ventures. The diversity of Troy’s economy allows

Small businesses play a large part in our economy and Troy provides a solid infrastructure for them to start up and thrive. Troy’s small business owners take pride in their work, providing goods and services for residents and visitors. Visit our downtown and you’ll see why our small businesses make a big impact.

Unique retail shops and restaurants keep our downtown buzzing with shoppers and diners all year long.

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LONG-STANDING INDUSTRY ANCHORS We are proud to have a variety of businesses that have chosen to locate and continue to expand in Troy year after year. These are just a few of the large companies that call Troy home.

Hobart Brothers designs and manufactures filler metals including welding wires and stick electrodes for distribution across the globe.

It was founded in Troy more than a century ago in 1917.

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UPPER VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER

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Upper Valley Medical Center (UVMC) is one of the largest employers in the Troy area with more than 1,600 employees. With a 100-acre campus in Troy, it is part of Premier Health, the largest private, nonprofit comprehensive health system in southwest Ohio. UVMC.COM

CLOPAY As North America’s largest garage door manufacturer, Clopay makes Troy the home of its primary production facility and prides itself in being a preferred supplier of residential garage doors and overhead commercial and industrial doors.

This world-class automotive systems supplier makes auto parts including modular and pedal assemblies, chassis systems, suspension parts and bumper beam supports. Established in 1993, it is a top-performing supplier for Honda, Toyota and General Motors. FANDP.COM

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ITW FOOD EQUIPMENT GROUP

This company, the manufacturer of Hobart equipment, is a leader in food service industry equipment design and manufacturing including dishwashing, cooking, refrigeration and food processing equipment for customers around the world. Its research and design center is located in Troy.

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HOBART BROTHERS CO.

The Hobart name has been a prominent part of Troy’s business history since the late 1800s.

A Private Label And Branded Food Manufacturing Company With An Outstanding Culture Valuing...

• Safety

• Sustainability

• Quality

• Innovation

Visit us at: www.peakfoods.com

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Continuous EFFORT Limitless OPPORTUNITY

ROOMS ON THE RIVER Troy has always been home to entrepreneurs who blaze new trails in business. Ethan Smith is one of them. In 2010, he founded SmithFly Designs, a company that designs and builds gear for flyfishers and hunters, including inflatable boats and paddle boards, modular gear packs, apparel and a first-of-its-kind floating tent called the Shoal Tent.

Troy provides the perfect location for SmithFly where products can be tested and demonstrated just steps away on the Great Miami River. The innovative floating tent has been used by students from the University of Dayton River Stewards program who camped on the river in Troy. They are also available to rent during limited times from local outfitters for anyone who wants to experience a one-of-a-kind river camping adventure just off the shores of Treasure Island Park.

A HOMETOWN TOUCH: FULTON FARMS One of the many benefits of Troy’s location is the abundance of fertile farmland nearby. Residents take advantage of this by weaving local, organic fruits and vegetables into their way of life. Fulton Farms is a prime example of how easy this is to do in Troy.

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Fulton Farms even offers fresh boxes of fruits and veggies delivered directly to your door. Seasonal activities such as hayrides, a sweet corn festival and visits to the pumpkin patch round out the Fulton Farms experience.

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The Fulton Farm Market sells produce grown on Fulton Farms.

Located in a barn that is more than a century old, you can find seasonal produce from asparagus to watermelon fresh from the fields. The market also offers canned items such as jams, marmalades and preserves.

Troy is one of a coalition of communities along the river, from Sidney to Hamilton, collectively known as the Great Miami Riverway. Their aim is to promote tourism and economic development along the river. SmithFly Designs is just one of many local businesses that have supported the coalition by sponsoring a recent Great Miami Riverway Summit that was held in Troy. SMITHFLY.COM

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2001 West Main Street Troy, Ohio 45373 (937) 335-0036 www.seweurodrive.com

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CONAGRA EXPANDS IN TROY

Conagra Brands, one of North America’s leading food manufacturers headquartered in Chicago, continues to make major investments in its Troy facility where it produces Gilardi® and The MAX® brand frozen food products as well as the popular Slim Jim® meat snacks. After recently acquiring the Duke’s® brand of premium meat snacks, the company chose the Troy location to invest in a $70 million expansion that includes $42 million in machinery and equipment and $28 million in new construction.

The expansion will increase production capacity to include Slim Jim and Duke’s brand products. It is also expected to add new jobs to the approximately 750 employees already working at the Troy location. Investments like this illustrate Troy’s hospitable business climate, robust economy and strong ability to retain businesses and attract new development.

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WORKFORCE AND BUSINESS SUPPORT None of Troy’s progress would be possible without involved citizens, strong city leadership and the work of organizations such as the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce and the Troy Development Council. These groups of caring residents and business professionals help to increase our prosperity and quality of life in Troy by facilitating the growth of existing businesses and fostering new ones. They provide the support and information businesses need to locate in Troy and be successful.

A low-cost business environment and a highly skilled workforce help businesses that locate in Troy find the employees they need.

Providing Tooling, Machining and Special Systems to Industries since 1958 1040 South Dorset, Troy, Ohio 45373 • Ph: 937.440.2500 Fax: 937.440.2551

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Our rich academic resources help ensure a well-trained workforce, making our area businesses more productive and profitable with higher employee retention rates.

Affordable and convenient professional development opportunities in the Troy area are also a plus. In addition, YourCareerConnect.com is a web-based job search tool providing career and training opportunities in the area.

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1600 W. Main Street, Suite B Troy, Ohio 45373 (937) 875-2550 www.turnstonefinancial.com

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Meet LARRY SMITH

“Troy city leaders were very encouraging and good to work with,” Smith said of his experience developing and opening the destination restaurant.

“They really emphasize the quality of everything in Troy – the quality of businesses, the quality of entertainment and the quality of life.”

Larry Smith, O wner, Smiths’ Boathouse Restaurant

By the numbers 1200 + DESTINATION DINING When Troy city planners approached Larry Smith about opening a restaurant in an old marina in the city’s recently renovated Treasure Island Park, he was actually thinking about retiring from his other successful business that he has operated in Troy for more than 35 years and finally taking some time to relax. After taking a look at the property, however, he saw an opportunity.

He saw possibility. He saw the future. So, with Smith’s long family history in the restaurant business and a vision for the 1946-era boathouse, he set to work and opened Smiths’ Boathouse Restaurant in 2016.

Smiths’ Boathouse has become a favorite seafood and steak restaurant offering a nautical theme, fantastic food, banquet and event areas, and exquisite views from its picturesque location on the Great Miami River.

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Businesses in Troy

5 Leading Industries 1. Healthcare 2. Manufacturing 3. Public Administration 4. Retail 5. Accommodations and Food Service

18 Average Commute Travel Time (in minutes) for Source: Troy Area Chamber of Commerce

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“I’ve worked for Troy City Schools for 30 years. We have great students, supportive parents and a community that stands behind us. The district is small enough for kids to get individualized attention, but big enough that they have wide-ranging options and opportunities. My own children attended Troy schools and they were well prepared for the future. It’s just a fantastic school and community.”

PAUL DELWICHE, High School Guidance Counselor, Troy City Schools

Learning options for a lifetime LEARNING is a life-long journey and the educational organizations in and around Troy offer opportunity for every step of the way. From preschool to post-graduate programs, there is something for everyone.

B oth full-time students as well as busy professionals seeking licensing, certification or additional training in their chosen career field are served through programs with convenient locations and scheduling. With rich academic resources and strong community support, Troy offers students of all ages the tools they need to succeed in the classroom and in today’s competitive global workforce.

1-888-4HOBART • www.hobartcorp.com

PROUD SUPPORTER OF YOU.® Established in 1897 in Troy, Ohio. For over a century, Hobart has been proud to support commercial and institutional foodservice and food retail professionals around the world by supplying premium equipment and service they can trust.

Contact us today for your food preparation, refrigeration, baking, cooking, dishwashing, weighing, wrapping and service needs.

Hobart is part of ITW Food Equipment Group, a division of Illinois Tool Works.

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NANCY HARGROVE

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“With more than 60,000 materials for children and teens on our shelves and online, our library is dedicated to enriching the lives of children through reading and early literacy. From our Baby & Me Laptime reading program for babies from birth to age 2 to our Teen Advisory Board, we provide innovative services and events that make reading fun, interesting and relevant to their lives to help foster their love of learning.”

NANCY HARGROVE Youth Services Manager, Troy-Miami County Public Library

academic experience. Clubs and service organizations also help ensure a well-rounded education.

Troy Christian Schools, one of the largest private schools in the area, is making sure students have a space to expand their academic horizons. After generous community donations and a $5 million fundraising campaign, the Arbogast Performing Arts Center is being built on the school’s campus. The center is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization separate from the school district with a separate board of directors to handle operating costs.

A NEW VENUE K-12 co-curricular activities and programs are available in many schools throughout Troy to augment and enrich every student’s educational journey. From sports to the performing arts, students are sure to find an activity to enrich their

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The 39,000 square-foot building houses a 1,200-seat auditorium to host performing and visual arts events. Troy Christian Schools will use the space for plays, concerts, assemblies and other programs. The center will also serve as a community asset available for rent as a venue for concerts and other events.

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A SPECTRUM OF OPPORTUNITIES In Troy, we understand that learning occurs in places other than the pages of a textbook. That’s why there is a broad variety of one-of-a-kind educational programs throughout the community.

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This welding school began in 1930 as a department of the Hobart Brothers Company. Since then, it has graduated more than 100,000 welders and trained thousands of welding inspectors and teachers. It includes the Next Generation Welder Learning Facility featuring state-ofthe-art capabilities for welder education, welding procedures, welder qualification testing, certification services and specialized training.

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BRUKNER NATURE CENTER

Students of the environment can rely on the Brukner Nature Center to learn more about a variety of conservation and wildlife subjects. The 235-acre nature preserve offers a broad range of on-site field trips, awe-inspiring overnight adventures, home school programs, summer and winter camps for kids and other hands-on-experiences involving many native animal and plant species and habitats. The center also provides outreach programs in schools and senior centers to bring environmental education to students of all ages. BRUKNERNATURECENTER.COM

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RT INDUSTRIES

RT Industries, in conjunction with Riverside Developmental Disabilities, provides employment training and integrated support for people with disabilities.

RT Industries partners with local businesses to make sure employment needs are met and students find meaningful work.

It also provides adult day services, work transportation for its students, and on-site production services for local businesses.

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EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES Public Schools

Troy City Schools

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BOARD OF EDUCATION 500 N. Market St., 937-332-6700 troy.k12.oh.us TROY HIGH SCHOOL 151 W. STAUNTON RD. 937-332-6710 TROY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 556 N. Adams St., 937-332-6720 VAN CLEVE 6TH GRADE BUILDING 617 E. Main St., 937-332-6780 CONCORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3145 W. St. Rt. 718 937-332-6730 COOKSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 921 Mystic Lane, 937-332-6740 FOREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 413 E. Canal St., 937-332-6746 HEYWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 260 S. Ridge Ave., 937-332-6750 HOOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 729 Trade Square West 937-332-6760 KYLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 501 S. Plum St., 937-332-6770 Troy City Schools serve approximately 4,500 students in Troy and Concord Township. The average student-to-teacher ratio in the district is 20:1. Graduates are well-prepared to go on to colleges and universities around the nation, enter the military, attend trade schools, or immediately embark on successful employment careers.

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Upper Valley Career Center 8 811 Career Dr., Piqua 937-778-1980 uppervalleycc.org The Upper Valley Career Center serves more than 800 students from 14 associate school districts, offering academic classes as well as career, technical and apprenticeship programs. With hands-on experience in facilities equipped with cutting-edge, industry-standard equipment, students graduate with a solid foundation and confidence in their ability to find work, continue learning or serve in the military.

Private Schools St. Patrick Catholic School

4 20 E. Water St., 937-339-3705 https://Sites.google.com/Stpattroy.org/Stpatrickcatholictroy/ Home Serving students in preschool through eighth grade, St. Patrick Catholic School has been a fixture in Troy since the 19th century. It is a faith-driven Catholic community that encourages students to develop spiritually, academically, socially, emotionally, and physically.

Troy Christian Schools 7 00 S. Dorset Rd., 937-339-5692 troychristianschools.org TROY CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1 586 McKaig Ave., 937-335-6258 TROY CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL 700 S. Dorset Rd., 937-339-5692 Troy Christian Elementary School offers classes for students in kindergarten through sixth grade. It also operates preschool and daycare classes.

Troy Christian High School combines a religious-based learning environment with modern college- and career-preparatory education for grades 7 through 12. Students go on mission trips, provide local community support, and can take post-secondary classes on campus.

Miami Montessori School 8 6 Troy Town Dr., 937-339-0025 miamimontessori.org With programs for students in pre-kindergarten through grade six, the Miami Montessori School has called Troy its home for more than 30 years. With a student-centered environment to provide self-directed learning opportunities, it offers a variety of innovative classes, including Spanish as second language for all students and a number of field trips or in-class visits from arts, music and other professionals.

Edison State Community College 1 973 Edison Dr., Piqua 937-778-8600 edisonohio.edu

Hobart Institute of Welding Technology 4 00 Trade Square East, Troy 800-332-9448 welding.org

Alternative Classes and Programs Brukner Nature Center PRESCHOOL AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS 5 995 Horseshoe Bend Rd. 937-698-6493 bruknernaturecenter.com

Leadership Troy and Teen Leadership Troy TROY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 4 05 Public Square, Suite 330 937-339-8769 troyohiochamber.com These leadership programs immerse teens and adults in the operations of the city, with personal visits to many institutions and the opportunity to meet and work with Troy’s leaders.

Overfield School

RT Industries

1 72 S. Ridge Ave. 937-339-5111 overfield.org An independent, non-profit school for children ages 1.5 to 6, Overfield supports self-discovery and creativity through a child-centered, responsive curriculum. Founded in 1960, this innovative preschool program is based on the Reggio Emilia philosophy of cooperation among students, families and teachers.

1 10 Foss Way, 937-335-5784 rtindustries.org

Riverside Developmental Disabilities 1 625 Troy-Sidney Rd. 937-339-8313 riversidedd.org Miami County’s local board of developmental disabilities provides intervention and support for children, training for adults through its non-profit vocational affiliate RT Industries, and other programs such as the Special Olympics.

Western Ohio Japanese Language School

Sinclair Community College 4 44 W. Third St., Dayton 937-512-3000 sinclair.edu

2601 Stringtown Rd. 937-332-1939

University of Dayton

Post-Secondary Options

Urbana University

There are at least 25 colleges and universities located within commuting distance of Troy, offering a wide range of opportunities for students as well as local businesses. The following schools are all located within 30 minutes of Troy.

Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute 3 155 Research Blvd., Ste. 205, Kettering, 937-781-4000 dagsi.org

3 00 College Park, Dayton 937-229-1000 udayton.edu 5 79 College Way, Urbana 937-772-9200 urbana.edu

Upper Valley Career Center – Adult Division 8 811 Career Dr., Piqua (937) 778-1980 uppervalleycc.org

Wittenberg University P .O. Box 720, Springfield 800-677-7558 wittenberg.edu

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Friendly and safe neighborhoods

PROSPER FOR a broad spectrum of attractive housing

options to suit your lifestyle, look no further than Troy.

Whether you are searching for a historical residence, a modern design, a cozy condominium or a rural farm house with some acreage, we have you covered.

F inding the perfect home for you and your family is an attainable dream in Troy. From patio homes to multi-story residential estates, the options offer something for everyone. A home anywhere in Troy comes with the warmth and character of safe, clean and friendly neighborhoods. Troy draws a mix of residents that adds to our depth and diversity. And our residents are the essence of Troy, creating the friendly and cooperative atmosphere that has become our trademark.

It’s not unusual to see neighbors helping neighbors, checking in on a senior citizen, volunteering at a food pantry or doing other community service. In Troy, caring for each other just comes with the territory.

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DOUG & KATE LINS “We live in the Southwest Historic District of Troy in a house that was built in 1856. We love Troy because everything we want to do is so accessible and close at hand. We also have a very active neighborhood. We have a neighborhood dinner club, we plan social events, and it’s a safe and friendly area. Our neighbors watch out for us and we do the same for them.”

Kate Lins, Troy resident

A ROBUST HOUSING MARKET Both large and small companies in a variety of industries keep Troy humming and support a healthy housing market. Troy is seeing robust residential development to accommodate the housing needs of a diverse population drawn to the area by the businesses and institutions that operate here.

And while we are proud of our growth and progress, careful planning allows us to maintain a balance of natural green spaces so important to our environment and our residents.

The cost of living in Troy is one to be envied. According to bestplaces.net, Troy ‘s cost of

living is a full 10 percent lower than the national average and up to 20 percent lower than cities like Chicago. Housing costs are one of the biggest factors in cost-of-living differences between Troy and other major cities. Shorter commute times, lower utility costs, and a greater diversity of lifestyle options compared to larger metropolitan markets are also a plus.

No matter what your housing preferences are, a Troy address offers value and hometown appeal while still being convenient to both work and play including world-class entertainment, college and professional sporting events, dining, and shopping.

DOWNTOWN LIVING IN STYLE Wade Westfall, owner of Four Sons Development, has been bringing old buildings back to life in downtown Troy for more than three decades. He’s busier than ever these days with a hot market for downtown residential spaces like the townhomes at 301-305 W. Water Street, one of his recent projects. It’s a market that shows no signs of slowing down.

In fact, as an empty nester, he became a downtown resident himself just a few years ago.

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“Troy has an active and attractive downtown. We like the walkable lifestyle to shops, restaurants, concerts and our wonderful park system. I enjoy being part of a community that has the leadership, vision and desire to always make things better. Troy offers a quality of life that is rare to find.”

Wade Westfall, Owner, Four Sons Development

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TROY CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS Infant – 12th grade programs with an emphasis on: · Academic Excellence · Spiritual Formation · Servant Leadership

Personalized Reflections™ to help honor and remember your loved ones.

555 North Market Street

www.troychristianschools.org Infant, Early Childhood, Elementary, Jr. High, High School 700 South Dorset Road., Troy, OH 45373 937.339.5692

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BECAUSE YOU DEMAND THE VERY BEST! #TheTrojanWay • Safe, welcoming and inspiring schools • Strong academic and extra-curricular programs • Caring and passionate staff focused on student needs • Outstanding community, parental and business support • Developing lifelong learners who excel • Student leadership and character education emphasized • Graduation rate in the mid-90% • Positive 5-year financial forecast

THE TROY CITY SCHOOLS 500 N. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 P 937.332.6700 F 937.332.6771 Visit us at troycityschools.org facebook.com/troy.schools

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Building a healthy community

IN Troy, the pursuit of good health is a vital part of our lifestyle.

That’s why our region includes a top-notch network of quality health care organizations and businesses that support physical, mental and emotional health for all ages. No matter your age or condition, you’ll find experienced, compassionate and professional health care providers and other health-related facilities close to home to provide the services and care you need.

I n addition to traditional care, a wide variety of alternative care options are available. Massage, yoga, acupuncture, herbal therapy, chiropractic care and nutritional therapy are just a few of the services offered to complement traditional medical care with a holistic approach to healing the body and mind. An abundance of fitness centers, exercise classes and health and wellness workshops help round out the selection of services needed to maintain good health and well-being.

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TAMARA BAYNARDGANGER

“The Troy Senior Citizens Center is a United Way partner agency and we provide services for people age 55 and older. We have activities and programs to help people stretch both their minds and bodies, giving them the tools and resources they need to live in their homes longer. It’s also an opportunity for socialization and connecting with others. Many people move to Troy in their retirement and find new best friends right here.”

Tamara Baynard-Ganger, E xecutive Director, Troy Senior Citizens Center

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Residents in the Miami County area have more health care options than ever with a new Kettering Health Network hospital in Troy. The nearly 150,000-square-foot hospital features 28 inpatient beds, an emergency department, intensive care unit, lab and imaging, surgery, cardiac testing, and physician offices that offer specialist care in spine, orthopedics, brain and cancer care, among others. Kettering Health Network has eight other hospitals in the region including Montgomery, Greene and Butler counties. The Troy location is the network’s first in Miami County. KETTERINGHEALTH.ORG

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NEW CARE OPTIONS INCLUDE KETTERING HEALTH NETWORK HOSPITAL

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JEFFREY STUDABAKER

“I’m proud to be part of an expanding and thriving community with an always-growing infrastructure. I also like working in an area where health care providers are very supportive of each other and their patients. The best part of my job, though, is being able to help people reduce or eliminate their pain and live more fulfilling and productive lives.”

Dr. Jeffrey Studabaker, Studabaker Chiropractic and Wellness Clinic

UPPER VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER: CARE CLOSE TO HOME services across seven counties.

It offers a wide range of care choices including virtual care, e-visits, telehealth options, a large primary and specialty care network, and home health services.

UVMC continues to expand treatment options in the Troy area so residents can receive

even more care close to home.

The hospital recently expanded its cardiac catheterization lab capabilities and availability of additional experienced cardiologists for those in need of heart care services. UVMC is also using technological innovations to strengthen services. New enhanced robotic surgery capabilities are just one example.

The system assists physicians during surgery with a minimally invasive robotic option, typically resulting in shorter hospital stays and quicker recovery for the patient. It is used for procedures such as gallbladder removal, gynecologic surgery, hernia repair and small and large bowel surgery.

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As a healing source in Miami County since 1986, the Upper Valley Medical Center (UVMC) is a major provider of leading-edge health care in the Troy area. A full-service, acute care hospital that serves Miami County and surrounding areas, UVMC is part of Premier Health, the largest health system in southwest Ohio offering

C E L E B R AT I N G 8 0 Y E A R S I N T H E T R O Y C O M M U N I T Y Hours of Operation 2:30-7:30pm M-Th 2:30-5:30pm Fri ~ Open Daily ~ 6-12th Grade Students Admission FREE!

Troy Recreation Assoc.

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Unwind and recharge ONE

of the most appealing aspects of living in Troy is the simple lifestyle it supports away from the big-city hassles of traffic, noise and congestion.

Troy provides ample recreational opportunities as well as parks and green spaces to help everyone relax and enjoy the good things in life.

Our parks offer plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors. Troy parks are also home to a skate park, playgrounds, sports fields, a disc golf course and a mountain biking area. The Miami County Park District offers even more natural areas to enjoy.

Whether you like to take it easy with a fresh-air stroll and a picnic or you prefer golf, biking or the latest fitness-class craze, you’ll find your favorite way to get out and have fun in Troy at any time of the year.

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RELAX

Meet BECKY CROW

Becky Crow, Curator of Wildlife, Brukner Nature Center

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“There’s no other organization in Miami County with a mission to promote wildlife conservation through preservation, education and rehabilitation like Brukner Nature Center. Our rehab program – which takes in more than 1400 orphaned, injured or sick wild animals each year – is the largest in southwest Ohio. We get a lot of support from the Troy community and, in turn, we help them understand the importance of wildlife conservation and to appreciate wildlife in their own back yard.”

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BIKE

Troy is a Bronze Medal Bike Friendly Community and supports diverse, safe and user-friendly cycling experiences for everyone from casual bikers to experienced riders. Our local trail system includes part of the Great Miami Recreation Trail which connects Troy to 330 miles of paved trails along the Great Miami River north through Piqua and south all the way to Cincinnati. This is the longest interconnected trail system in the nation.

FLOAT

What better way to enjoy a Sunday afternoon than canoeing or fishing on the Great Miami River?

Convenient canoe, kayak, raft and other non-motorized watercraft rentals are available at the Treasure Island Park livery, making it easy to get on the water for a memorable adventure.

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our parks.

Troy provides a perfect mix of active and passive park areas, hiking trails, and many special programs throughout the year. With more than 25 parks covering over 300 acres of land, there is plenty of room to go for a hike, explore natural areas and enjoy some of nature’s wonders.

DRIVE Take a self-guided driving tour through the scenic countryside to see more than 60 barns throughout Miami County hand painted with folk art renditions of traditional quilt squares. The Eldean Covered Bridge in Troy, a National Historic Landmark built in 1860, is also worth a visit. Many Troy families create life-long memories at the nearby Miami County Fair with midway rides and games, animal shows, entertainment and famous fair food.

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Best Ways to Enjoy Troy Outdoors

Brukner Nature Center Get back to nature at Brukner Nature Center, a privately funded, non-profit organization that promotes the appreciation and understanding of wildlife conservation through preservation, education and rehabilitation. The 235-acre preserve includes six miles of hiking trails and an interpretive center.

Treasure Island Park Treasure Island Park is a special place in Troy due to its location overlooking the scenic Great Miami River. The park includes a full-service restaurant, a lighthouse and a band shell where family and friends gather for a variety of festi-

vals and performances. The lighthouse was a gift to the community from the Troy Foundation.

Troy Aquatic Park Make a splash with some warmweather recreation. Troy residents love to cool off in the summer at the Troy Aquatic Park. The city-owned pool includes fun in the sun for all ages from swimming lessons to swim teams to adult water aerobics programs.

Hobart Arena With a seating capacity of more than 2,000, Hobart Arena sets the stage for some of today’s most popular touring musical acts, sporting events and other performances. Its ice rink is also a big hit with area residents. From public skating hours to curling leagues, a multitude of ice adventures abound.

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Top Family Fun Spots

FUN WITH A CAUSE The people of Troy share a fun-loving community spirit that is on full display at the many events that take place here. From festivals to 5k races, people are always gathering to celebrate a special occasion or unite for a good cause such as the Be the Match 5k race to raise funds for cancer research and help people diagnosed with blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma.

TOUR DE DONUT, another pop ular event, is a mass start timed bicycle ride. With donut stops along the way, this unique event allows riders to deduct five minutes from their ride time for each donut they consume. Thousands of riders participate in what has become one of the largest bicycling events in Ohio.

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Troy Parks Department

FOUNTAIN PARK East Main St. at I-75

265 ADAMS ST. 937-335-4612 http://troyohio. gov/207/ Park-Department

HERRLINGER PARK 302 Union St.

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CITY PARK GUIDE HEYWOOD PARK McKaig Ave. and S. Ridge Ave. HOOK PARK 799 Trade Square West

AMELIA PARK 920 Amelia Dr.

KENSINGTON PARK 2600 Renwick Way

ARCHER PARK 554 Shaftsbury Rd.

KINGS CHAPEL PARK 131 Kings Chapel Dr.

BOYER PARK 1200 Floral Ave.

MAYORS PARK 1611 W. Main St.

BRUKNER PARK 400 W. Water St. CAMPBELL PARK 785 Maplecrest Dr.

MEADOW POINT PARK 2430 Meadowpoint Dr.

CARRIAGE CROSSING PARK 212 Carriage Crossing Way

NORTH MARKET STREET BALL FIELDS 133 N. Market St.

MENKE PARK 1176 W. Main St.

COMMUNITY PARK 200 Adams St.

REARDON SKATEPARK 1021 W. Main St.

NOTTINGHAM PARK 718 Governors Rd.

DUKE PARK 1670 Troy-Sidney Rd.

STONEBRIDGE PARK Stonebridge Dr.

PETERS PARK Peters Rd. and Ridge Ave.

EDGEWATER PARK 2881 Wooden Lane

TRADE SQUARE SOCCER Trade Square West

ARBOGAST PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

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TRINITY PARK 1600 Tyrone Dr. TROSTEL PARK 1237 S. Union St. WACO PARK 1410 Waco St. WATERBURY PARK North Dorset Rd. WESTBROOK PARK 831 Dartmouth Rd.

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TREASURE ISLAND PARK 4 09 N. Elm St.

PROUTY PLAZA NW Corner of the Public Square

MCKAIG AND RACE PARK 822 McKaig Ave.

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A New Reason For Applause Scheduled to be completed in 2021, the Arbogast Performing Arts Center will host performing and visual arts events for the greater Miami Valley. Our cutting-edge venue is over 39,000 square feet and will seat 1,200 people.

WE OFFER THE UPPER MIAMI VALLEY COMMUNITY: • An ENTERTAINMENT destination for regional audiences • Space for local schools and organizations to initiate EDUCATION programs that inspire creative development

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• An ideal location for businesses and non-profit organizations to hold EVENTS

SPORTS AND RECREATION VENUES GUIDE BRUKNER NATURE CENTER 5995 Horseshoe Bend Rd. 937-698-6493 bruknernaturecenter.com A place to take a hike, learn about wildlife or birdwatch, Brukner Nature Center is a 235-acre wildlife preserve with hiking trails, live wildlife on display and an interpretive center. Its properties include the 70-acre River’s Edge Wildlife Preserve on the north edge of the village of West Milton.

Brukner Nature Center hosts hands-on wildlife-themed activities for all ages.

DOLPHIN SWIM AND RACQUET CLUB 2326 W. State Route 718 937-332-8160 dolphincluboftroy.com This private swim club includes a pool with diving boards, slide and other attractions, tennis, volleyball, basketball, programs for young people, and a playground.

GREAT MIAMI RIVER RECREATIONAL TRAIL miamivalleytrails.org Troy’s bike trail is part of this regional bicycle path that now stretches from Piqua all the way to Cincinnati.

HOBART ARENA 255 Adams St., 937-339-2911 hobartarena.com

LINCOLN COMMUNITY CENTER 110 Ash St., 937-335-2715 lcctroy.com This educational and recreational facility serves residents of all ages with an indoor pool, basketball court, weight room, art center and more.

MARK KNOOP BASEBALL COMPLEX 780 Eldean Rd. troyjuniorbaseball.com The complex is home to Troy Junior Baseball which offers leagues for Miami County boys and girls ages 5-15.

MIAMI COUNTY PARK DISTRICT 2645 E. State Route 41 937-335-6273 miamicountyparks.com A publicly supported park district that operates 16 parks, the Miami County Park District provides a number of educational programs and public events.

MIAMI COUNTY YMCA, ROBINSON BRANCH 3060 S. County Road 25-A 937-440-9622 miamicountyymca.net The facility offers swimming, an exercise room, basketball and other sports as well as classes in everything from aerobics to yoga.

Recently renovated, Hobart Arena is home to figure skating, ice hockey, concerts and trade shows. The arena has hosted Elvis, gold-medal skaters, legendary basketball teams and people who just want to skate or spend some time on the walking track. The arena is home to the Troy Hall of Fame.

MIAMI SHORES GOLF CLUB 4 00 E. Staunton Rd. 937-335-4457 http://troyohio.gov/201/MiamiShores-Golf-Course

HOBART URBAN NATURE PRESERVE 1400 Tyrone Rd., 937-335-6273 miamicountyparks.com

THE REC 11 N. Market St. 937-339-1923 troyrec.com

Covering more than 80 acres, the preserve offers an oasis of nature inside the city of Troy. Walking trails bring residents close to nature at this award-winning urban park.

This city-owned, 130-acre public golf facility offers an 18-hole course and banquet facilities.

TROY AQUATIC PARK 4 60 W. Staunton Rd. 937-335-5171 troypool.com This city-owned modern waterpark with slides, zero-depth entrance, and swim team offers plenty of ways to have fun in the sun.

TROY COUNTRY CLUB 1830 Peters Rd., 937-335-5691 troycountryclub.net In addition to its 18-hole golf course, this private club also offers a swimming pool, tennis, dining and meeting facilities.

TROY RECREATION DEPARTMENT Hobart Arena, 255 Adams St. 937-339-5145 http://troyohio.gov/209/Recreation As the nerve center for citywide recreational facilities and activities, the department organizes a wide range of public activities, classes and concerts each year.

TROY MEMORIAL STADIUM 1 50 Staunton Rd. 937-332-6700 (Troy City Schools) troy.k12.oh.us Built in 1949, this is Troy’s home for football, high school sporting events and outdoor concerts. The stadium has a seating capacity of more than 10,000.

TROY SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER 1 34 N. Market St. 937-335-2810 troyseniorcitizens.com The center provides a variety of fitness activities and social events for senior citizens.

Part of downtown Troy for more than 70 years, the Rec is a supervised headquarters for young people offering preschool, before- and after-school programs, and other classes and events.

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EXPLORE Discover downtown Troy TROY’S unique and thriving downtown is one of the hallmarks of our city. The concentration of quaint stores, restaurants and coffee shops in our central business district mixed with our historical downtown architecture draws crowds for shopping, dining and entertainment all year long.

P assion and creativity run deep in downtown Troy, and you’ll see it in our successful businesses, unique shops and boutiques, and buzzing food scene. With more than a dozen women-owned businesses, Troy provides an entrepreneur-friendly environment for shop

owners to be successful. For example, Brower Stationers, Studio 14 Creative Arts Center, and Blue Bow Boutique are just a few of the innovative enterprises you can find downtown.

The density of Troy’s downtown provides a fertile environment for foot traffic and business patrons.

Long-term strategic planning is also helping connect downtown to Troy’s historic riverfront corridor both physically and functionally as we continue to grow. Just one visit to downtown Troy will keep you coming back for more.

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COLLABORATION AND SUPPORT TROY MAIN STREET embodies the vibrancy of the Troy business community. It is active downtown where you’ll find a wide variety of local government sites, small businesses, property owners and partner organizations coming together for the common good through this supportive non-profit organization.

T he group promotes the economic revitalization of downtown Troy by managing the downtown business recruitment and retention program, improving the visual image of downtown, and organizing downtown community events. Popular programs such as the Farmers’ Market, Troy Walking History Tours, and many musical concerts are made possible by Troy Main Street.

town. It helps coordinate key community efforts impacting the quality of life for all Troy residents.

Organizations like these help maintain the special character of Troy, encourage investment, and instill community pride.

THE DOWNTOWN TROY CHOCOLATE WALK is one example of a unique and delicious shopping event that Troy Main Street sponsors. Troy’s downtown merchants open their doors and provide chocolate bites, dessert samples and other sweet treats for patrons to enjoy while strolling the streets, browsing the stores and finding great bargains.

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THE ACTIVATE TROY PARTNERSHIP is a public-private partnership that also supports down-

LINDSAY WOODRUFF

“Pachamama Market sells fair-trade, handmade goods from around the world, and downtown Troy is the perfect location for our store. It has all the vibrancy of a bigger city with a lot of innovative and creative businesses but with all the charm and intimacy of a small town. Downtown is definitely the commercial center of the city but it feels like a neighborhood in so many ways. All of the businesses are very supportive of one another.”

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REDEVELOPMENT RENAISSANCE

The Dye building, for example, has been purchased by the owners of The Caroline, a popular restaurant specializing in classic American cuisine

that operates on its first floor. The second floor has been renovated and includes four office suites. The previously-vacant third floor has been converted into two loftstyle apartments featuring 20-foot ceilings and original hardwood floors.

The former Gospel Community Church and First Lutheran Church on W. Main Street has also been transformed into the first craft beer brewery in Miami County. It is now the second location of Moeller Brew Barn from Maria Stein, Ohio. The building retains many architectural details from its previous use

including historic stainedglass windows, some pews and a repurposed choir loft.

The brewery is a fun, friendly gathering place offering food and featuring fresh, local craft beer from the taps at both the Troy and Maria Stein locations.

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Downtown Troy is buzzing with both commercial and residential development projects sparking new construction as well as breathing new life into once-empty properties. Efforts are well on their way to bringing more housing, retail, restaurants and entertainment venues back to previously shuttered properties.

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Troy’s downtown Farmers’ Market is a Saturday morning treat. Friends and neighbors gather each week from June through September to enjoy entertainment and buy locally grown seasonal produce and handcrafted items.

The market is an easy way for residents to purchase fresh, seasonal foods from the bounty of nearby harvests and support local growers, farmers and crafters. Nearly 20 vendors sell fresh fruit, vegetables, artisan cheeses, maple syrup, baked goods, herbs and spices, handmade soaps, crafts, flowers and more. Gardening workshops, cooking and crafting demonstrations and more make the market interactive, educational and fun.

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ONLY IN TROY A delectable dining scene No matter what you are craving, you can find it in Troy. Following are just a few examples of how Troy sets the table for foodies of all types with family-friendly eateries, trendy cafes and distinctive dining options.

LUNCH If you want good K’S HAMBURGER SHOP For a casual retro-din- food fast, head to Lunch. This

tious snack or a daytime meal, head to Bakehouse for artisan breads and pastries as well as breakfasts, sandwiches, salads, soups and more. The bakery prides itself on using all-natural and, whenever possible, locally sourced ingredients. Bakehouse also offers custom items for corporate meetings, boxed lunches featuring Bakehouse sandwiches and famous cookies, and specialty trays.

er experience, K’s Hamburger Shop fits the bill. It serves up some nostalgia along with great food including their famous made-to-order burgers from tried-and-true family recipes. The diner was opened in 1935 by twin brothers Paul and David Klein who sold hamburgers for a nickel during the Great Depression. Their idea was a hit and the diner has continued to serve generations of hungry guests to this day.

satellite kitchen and pop-up lunch concept is a big hit with people on the go during busy work days. Serving quick, tasty and local food prepared by area restaurants, food trucks and chefs, the menu changes daily, and you can eat in or take your lunch to go – easy-peasy! With a scenic view of Prouty Plaza, it also serves as a space to rent for special events, business meetings, bridal or baby showers, and dinner parties.

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BASIL’S ON MARKET With a name inspired by fresh, local ingredients and its location in downtown Troy, Basil’s on Market is an upscale bistro serving affordable American fare. The diverse menu includes creative comfort food favorites, hometown classics and fine-dining choices. Basil’s on Market also offers catering for meetings, special occasions and parties. Since establishing the original restaurant in Troy, the popular dining spot has opened more locations in southwestern Ohio. BASILSONMARKET.COM

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SHOPPING AND DINING GUIDE

Downtown Troy offers retail therapy at its finest and a dining scene to write home about with establishments that have the character and charm you just can’t find at the big-box retailers, chain restaurants or online outlets. These are just some of the many unique and original small businesses and eateries in downtown Troy that make our city a special place.

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PACHAMAMA MARKET 116 S. Market St. pachamamamarket.org REVIVAL HAUS 9 E. Canal St. facebook.com/revivalhausdesigns SAMOZREJME 123 S. Market St. clothdiaperstroy.com

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ARK & ECHO 101 S. Main St. facebook.com/arkandecho

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AROUND ABOUT BOOKS 8 W. Main St. aroundaboutbooks.com BE YOU BOUTIQUE 117 S. Market St. be-you-boutique.com BROWER STATIONERS 117 S. Market St. browersonline.com CAROLINA MOON HOME FURNISHINGS 112 E. Main St. wildwestfurnitureonline.com EXPRESSIONS OF THE HOME 6 S. Market St. facebook.com/Expressions-of-TheHome-147184235326929/ FOR ALL SEASONS GIFT BOUTIQUE 2 W. Main St. facebook.com/For-AllSeasons-262056243819422 HITTLE’S JEWELRY 106 W. Main St. http://hittlesjewelry.com | T ROY OHIO 2020 COMMUNIT Y GUIDE

THE 3 WEIRD SISTERS STUDIO AND VINTAGE RENTALS 15 S. Market St. the3weirdsisters.com THE BLUE BOW BOUTIQUE 108 E. Main St. facebook.com/thebluebow boutique

MICHELLE’S MACARONS 9 E. Canal St. michellesmacarons.com MOELLER BREW BARN - TROY 214 W. Main St. facebook.com/moellerbrewbarntroy MOJO’S BAR AND GRILL 109 E. Main St. troymojos.com POPPIN OFF GOURMET POPCORN 125 E. Main St. poppinoffdayton.com

THE OLIVE OASIS 7 E. Main St. theoliveoasis.com TOWNE VALLEY GIFTS 105 E. Main St. townevalleygifts.com

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BAKEHOUSE BREAD AND COOKIE COMPANY 317 Public Square bakehousebread.com

PUREBRED COFFEE CO. 110 E. Main St. purebredcoffeeco.com REU JUICERY AND ORGANIC KITCHEN 5 E. Main St. ReUjuicery.com THE CAROLINE 5 S. Market St. thecarolineonthesquare.com WINANS CHOCOLATES AND COFFEES 10 W. Main St. winanschocolatesand coffees.com

BASIL’S ON MARKET 18 N. Market St. basilsonmarket.com GRANDPA’S JOE’S CANDY SHOP 1 E. Main St. grandpajoescandyshop.com K’S HAMBURGER SHOP 117 E. Main St. kshamburgershoptroy.com LUNCH 4 W. Main St. lunchintroy.com

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TROY is the perfect place to uncover exciting cultural adventures. Art, music and theatre lovers as well as history buffs can find exciting things to do all year long. From local art exhibits and musical concerts to the Troy Civic Theatre which has been thrilling audiences with live theatre experiences for more than 50 years, Troy’s appreciation for the arts will inspire you and feed your soul.

Our community events offer phenomenal fun for young and old alike. There’s plenty to do in Troy’s own back yard, and even more just minutes away in cities like Dayton, Columbus and Cincinnati.

CELEBRATING OUR DIVERSITY Troy’s diverse heritage is celebrated annually at the Festival of Nations. Each year, a different country takes the spotlight at this event that features food, entertainment and education.

One of Troy’s most popular events, the Festival of Nations celebrates cultural diversity and pays tribute to the different international cultures of residents in Troy and surrounding areas through interactive and educational booths and displays, traditional ethnic foods, dance, music, story-telling, and arts and crafts.

A highlight of the event is a colorful parade that brings everyone together in the spirit of harmony.

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FOSTERING ART APPRECIATION

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THE MAYFLOWER ARTS CENTER is another cultural gem in Troy.

Located downtown in the historic 1928 Mayflower Theater building, the center offers art gallery and exhibit spaces, studios, classes and workshops for children and adults, indie/art films, fine art retail, art lectures, performances and concerts.

center is a great place to take classes in many art forms, from knitting to watercolors. It also presents a rich variety of musical performances. Audiences enjoy its summer music series, chamber series, Jazz in March program, courtyard series featuring regional musicians, and biennial Rhythm and Roots festival.

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THE TROY-HAYNER CULTURAL CENTER is one of the star players in Troy’s art scene. Located in a beautiful Tudor mansion completed in 1914, it hosts fine art and historic exhibits throughout the year as well as a permanent exhibit about the Hayner Distillery Company.

Performing arts events, speakers, films, antique seminars, workshops and family activities are also offered. The

St.PATRICk CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Where Faith & Knowledge Meet 420 E. Water St. Troy, OH 45373 P: 937.339.3705 F:937.339.1158 stpattroyschool.org

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SETTING THE STAGE Hobart Arena is the place to be for a wide variety of events. Wrestling and other sporting events, regional cheer and dance competitions, and Theatre on Ice productions are just a few examples of what’s

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TERRILYNN MEECE

“The TroyHayner Cultural Center is unique in this world. Everything we do is related to the arts. We focus on classes, exhibits and music, and we are absolutely volunteer driven. The energy of our volunteers makes everything come to life. Investing in the arts is a way of investing in the magic inside ourselves.”

Terrilynn Meece,

P rogram Coordinator, Troy-Hayner Cultural Center

SCULPTURES ON THE SQUARE Every other year during the summer months, life-sized public art takes up residence on the streets of downtown Troy. Sculptures on the Square, a biennial outdoor exhibit that features different themes and works of art each time, recently featured more than 20 bronze statues by internationally renowned artist Seward Johnson along with other works of art by regional artists.

The sculptures depicted people engaged in scenes from everyday life, such as gardening and reading, while some represented iconic, historic events or famous paintings. The exhibit is made possible through a grant from the Troy Foundation and is sponsored by the city of Troy (in kind) as well as many other generous individual and corporate donors.

Once the host to Elvis Presley, Hobart Arena continues to set the stage for some of today’s most popular touring musical acts and other performances. With a seating capacity of more than 2,000, you’ll find a great view from every seat in the house. It also houses a permanent display of the Troy Hall of Fame which honors the achievements of Troy’s most illustrious citizens. Inductees represent the world of business, athletics, science and the arts, among others. HOBARTARENA.COM

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on the schedule. Since 1950, Hobart Arena has hosted public skating, skating shows, hockey tournaments, concerts, trade shows, basketball tournaments and more.

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BEST BETS FOR HISTORY AND HERITAGE

Troy is a gold mine for history buffs and there are several great places to learn more about the area’s bountiful heritage that helped shape America. Troy is proud to tell the stories of people and events of days gone by.

MUSEUM OF TROY HISTORY This museum showcases Troy’s heritage from 1850 to the present in a restored pre-Civil War home. Exhibits include furniture and household items used during different eras from 1850 to 1950. An 1860s parlor, a 1920s kitchen and rotating exhibits are among the displays that will transport you to another time.

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OVERFIELD TAVERN MUSEUM The simplicity of frontier life is brought to life at Troy’s Overfield Tavern Museum. Built in 1808 by Benjamin Overfield, the two-story hand-hewn log building is one of the oldest in Miami County and was Troy’s first building. It houses a rare collection of early 19th-century furniture, household items and artifacts and hosts living history programs and craft demonstrations. OVERFIELDTAVERNMUSEUM.COM

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WACO AIR MUSEUM AND LEARNING CENTER Step back in time to the early days of aviation. This museum is located at historic WACO field where the WACO Aircraft Company was the largest manufacturer of civil aircraft in the nation during the late 1920s and early 30s. Featuring two hangars of vintage WACO aircraft and historic aviation artifacts, the museum pays tribute to the early pioneers of flight. It also hosts WACO and other vintage aircraft fly-ins at its airfield. You can even take a plane ride if you dare! WACOAIRMUSEUM.ORG

THIS FESTIVAL IS THE BERRIES!

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Over the years, Troy has become synonymous with the Strawberry Festival, the city’s over-the-top weekend celebration of everything strawberry. It takes place each year during prime berry-picking season to take advantage of the freshest, ripe berries in the area that are bursting with flavor.

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The festival Includes live entertainment on several stages, games, arts and crafts vendors, and fun for the whole family. Of course, the food steals the show with favorites such as chocolate covered strawberries, strawberry shortcake and strawberry doughnuts. You can also get adventurous and try some novelties like strawberry burritos.

The festival is more than just a weekend of fun. It serves as a major fund-raising event for many of the area’s civic and charitable non-profit organizations. Committees work year-round to prepare for the festival that draws as many as 100,000 people to Troy.

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TRAVEL A LITTLE, SEE A LOT From Ohio State University football to the Cincinnati Zoo, the major metropolitan areas near Troy make it easy to access award-winning museums, entertainment, shopping, nightlife and dining.

CINCINNATI: C incinnati Reds, Cincinnati Bengals, Western and Southern Open (professional tennis), FC Cincinnati (Soccer) COLUMBUS: Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL), Columbus Crew (Soccer), Memorial Golf Tournament (PGA), The Ohio State University Buckeye football (the most followed sports team in Ohio) DAYTON: Dayton Dragons (minor league baseball)

Museums CINCINNATI: Cincinnati Museum Center in historic Union Terminal, Cincinnati Art Museum, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, William Howard Taft National Historic Site COLUMBUS: Columbus Center of Science and Industry (COSI), Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio Historical Society Headquarters, Wexner Center for the Arts, James Thurber House DAYTON: National Museum of the United States Air Force, Dayton Art Institute, Wright Brothers National Historic Site, Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, Sunwatch Indian Village, Dayton International Peace Museum, Carillon Park and Historic Village

GREENVILLE: Garst Museum and Annie Oakley Center NEW BREMEN: Bicycle Museum of America

DAYTON: Victoria Theater, University of Dayton Arena, Nutter Center at Wright State University, Dayton Playhouse, Fraze Pavilion, Schuster Performing Arts Center

PIQUA: Ohio Historical Society’s Johnston Farm and Indian Agency

HUBER HEIGHTS: Rose Music Center at the Heights

SPRINGFIELD: Frank Lloyd Wright Wescott House

The Great Outdoors

WAPAKONETA: Neil Armstrong Space Museum

CINCINNATI: Cincinnati Parks, including Eden Park and Mt. Airy Forest

Plants and Animals

COLUMBUS: Columbus Metro Parks, including Inniswood Gardens

CINCINNATI: Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens, Krohn Conservatory

DAYTON: Five Rivers Metroparks, including Cox Arboretum and the Wegerzyn Garden Center and Aullwood Garden

COLUMBUS: Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, Franklin Park Conservatory DAYTON: Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm YELLOW SPRINGS: Young’s Jersey Dairy

Concerts and Plays CINCINNATI: Taft Theater, Aranoff Center, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Riverbend Music Center COLUMBUS: Ohio Theater, Nationwide Arena, Schottenstein Center at The Ohio State University, Palace Theater, Southern Theater

LOCKINGTON: Locks from the Miami-Erie Canal and Lockington Dam Park YELLOW SPRINGS: John Bryan State Park, Clifton Gorge State Park and Glen Helen Nature Preserve THERE ARE ALSO SEVERAL OTHER STATE PARKS LOCATED A SHORT DRIVE FROM TROY. THEY INCLUDE: Hueston Woods near Oxford, Buck Creek State Park in Springfield, Grand Lake St. Marys State Park in St. Marys, and many more.

Amusement Parks CINCINNATI/MASON: King’s Island Theme Park and Boomerang Bay, Coney Island, The Beach Water Park, Great Wolf Lodge Indoor Water Park Resort SANDUSKY: Cedar Park Amusement Park, often called the “Roller Coaster Capitol of the World”

Festivals and Events BRADFORD: Bradford Pumpkin Show CINCINNATI: Cincinnati Flower Show, Oktoberfest, Riverfest, Reds Opening Day and Findlay Market Parade, Tall Stacks Paddlewheel Festival, Festival of Lights COLUMBUS: Ohio State Fair, Columbus Arts Festival, Oktoberfest COVINGTON: Fort Rowdy Festival DAYTON: Dayton Celtic Festival, A World A’Fair, the Dayton Air Show – one of the world’s oldest air shows TIPP CITY: Mum Festival

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FESTIVAL AND EVENT CALENDAR In Troy, there’s always a reason to grab your friends and go. These are just a few of Troy’s exciting year-round events for every taste.

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

APRIL

Martin Luther King Day March

Troy-Hayner Cultural Center Valentine’s Day Dinner

Brukner Woodcarving and Art Show

Miami County Home and Garden Show

MAY

MAY – SEPTEMBER

Miami County Gourmet Food Truck Rally and Competition

JUNE

Troy Band and Other Summer Concerts at Treasure Island Park

Troy Strawberry Festival Cincinnati Symphony Concert on the Square

JULY

AUGUST

Fourth of July Celebration with parade, fireworks and a concert at Treasure Island Park

Troy Kids Triathalon Hayner Lucky Lemonade Concert Series

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

WACO Fly-In

Hometown Halloween

PorchFest Music Festival

Miami County Park District Fall Fest Brukner Nature Center Haunted Woods

Miami County Fair

Tour de Donut Bike Race

Troy Mayor’s Concert

Be the Match Donut Dash

Festival of Nations

Donut Jam

Troy-Piqua Football Game Troy-Hayner Cultural Center Boo Bash

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

Grand Illumination of the Public Square Christmas Tree

Troy-Hayner Cultural Center Holiday Open House

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Smart and thoughtful leadership ALWAYS with an eye to the future, Troy’s leadership

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guides the city toward prosperity. Comprehensive city services like responsive police and fire departments and high-quality drinking water provide a firm foundation for a safe and healthy community.

Troy is a progressive city with a reputation for its “can do” attitude, hospitality and pride. From road and sidewalk maintenance to sewer system and other infrastructure improvements, the city strives to provide the most efficient and cost-effective services without compromising the safety and well-being of residents.

Community input is also important to city leadership. A number of boards and commissions allow residents and city leaders to work together for the betterment of the city.

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Meet

THE MAJESTIC MIAMI COUNTY COURTHOUSE,

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AUBREY HALE

built in 1888, houses the Miami County Municipal Court.

It features ornate Beaux Arts style architecture with a limestone exterior. It is topped by a statue of Lady Justice and includes four clock faces that can be seen from all directions on its dome. The courthouse was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

“Other communities have the same amount of people and resources, but they just don’t have what Troy has to offer. Troy is unique with access to so many amenities and it is well-positioned for growth. It’s got it all, and the people I work with really make the difference. They work nonstop to make sure the community has what it needs.”

THE PUBLIC SQUARE AND PROUTY PLAZA a re considered the centerpiece of downtown Troy. Originally designed in 1807, it features handsome Victorian-age buildings, many of which are listed on the National Register of Historical Places. The architectural charm is enhanced by a high-curbed central garden complete with a large fountain and seasonal plantings. Prouty Plaza provides the backdrop for many concerts and community activities throughout the year.

Aubrey Hale, Management Analyst, City of Troy

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Meet PHO T OS COURT ESY OF SPE NCE R WIL L I A MS A ND CI T Y OF T ROY

LYLE BOLIN

“The Troy Fire Department is different than other departments I’ve worked for.

We’re a very tight-knit group. There’s a real sense of family here and our relationship with police and city workers is great. The support and gratitude we get from the community is amazing, too.

They are thankful for what we do, and they take the time to let us know.”

Population in Troy

1814 Year of Incorporation

11.94 City area in square miles

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Lyle Bolin , Firefighter/Paramedic, Troy Fire Department

25,000 +

58 YEARS MAKING MIAMI COUNTY SWEETER

corner of High & Spring St.

CHOCOLATE COFFEE COMMUNITY WinansChocolatesAndCoffees.com

Schedule a Chocolate Factory Tour: 937.773.1981

Northern Area Office 100 S. Main Ave. Suite 101 Sidney OH 45365

937-498-4593 or 833-289-0227 www.cssmv-sidney.org

Professional Mental Health Counseling for all ages Senior Services (Long-Term Services and Supports), including case management for PASSPORT RideLink Call Center for help with transportation options FoodSource monthly delivery for isolated seniors

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ADVERTISING DIRECTORY ABBEY CREDIT UNION 1341 Wayne St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/898-7800 abbeytroy@abbeycu.com www.abbeycu.com pg. 50

AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Midwest Consolidation Center 151 Commerce Center Blvd. • Troy 45373 National Parts Center 101 S. Stanfield Rd. • Troy 45373 pg. 6

ARBOGAST PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 500 S. Dorset Rd. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/418-8392 arborgastpac.com pg. 28

BAIRD FUNERAL HOME 555 North Market St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-2602 bairdfuneralhome.com pg. 20

BRUNS GENERAL CONTRACTING & BRUNS REALTY GROUP 3050 Tipp-Cowlesville Rd. Tipp City 45371 ph:937/339-2300 www.brunsgc.com www.brunsrealty.com pg. 48

CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE MIAMI VALLEY 100 S. Main Ave., Suite 101 Sidney 45365 ph: 937/498-4593 or 833/289-0227 www.cssmv-sidney.org pg. 47

1973 Edison Dr. • Piqua 45356 ph: 937/778-8600 www.edisonohio.edu Inside front cover

CARSTAR

Mark T. Bentley, D.D.S., Inc. Charles H. Stevens, D.D.S. Julie Jones, D.D.S..

1523 North Market St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/335-4630 www.bentleydds.com pg. 50

Sidney Body Carstar 175 Stolle Ave. • Sidney 45365 ph: 937/492-4783 www.sidneybodycarstar.com Troy Carstar 15 N. Kings Chapel Dr. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-3391 www.troycarstar.com Piqua Carstar 700 S. Roosevelt Ave. • Piqua 45356 ph: 937/773-8671 www.piquacarstar.com pg. 9

CITY OF TROY 100 S. Market St. • Troy 45373-7303 ph: 937/335-1725 www.troyohio.gov pg. 4

CLOPAY BUILDING PRODUCTS 1400 West Market St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/440-6403 clopay.com pg. 34

COLE PROPERTIES 251 S. Mulberry St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-5709 www.coleproperties.net pg. 30

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GREENVILLE FEDERAL 731 W. Market St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/332-0010 www.greenvillefederal.com pg. 48

HARTZELL INDUSTRIES 1025 S. Roosevelt Ave., P.O. Box 919 Piqua 45356-0919 ph: 937/773-6295 www.Hartzell.com pg. 6

HOBART BROTHERS CO. 101 Trade Square East • Troy 45373 ph: 937/332-4000 www.hobartbrothers.com pg. 30

HOBART INSTITUTE OF WELDING TECHNOLOGY 4 00 Trade Square East • Troy 45373 ph: 937/332-9500 www.welding.org pg. 20

Sidney Courtview Center, Suite 300 100 S. Main Ave. • Sidney 45365 ph:937/492-1271 • fx: 937/498-1306 Fort Loramie ph: 937/295-2983 • fx: 937/295-3633 www.fgks-law.com pg. 49

701 S. Ridge Ave. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/332-2213 www.hobartcorp.com pg. 13

F&P AMERICA MANUFACTURING

KOESTER PAVILION

ITW FOOD EQUIPMENT GROUP

2101 Corporate Dr. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-0212 www.fandp.com pg. 8

3232 N. County Rd. 25A • Troy 45373 ph: 937/440-7663 www.koesterpavilion.com pg. 50

GALBREATH REALTORS

MIAMI COUNTY YMCA

1026 W. Main St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-0508 www.galbreathrealtors.com pg. 46

Piqua Branch 223 W. High St. • Piqua 45356 ph: 937/773-9622 Robinson Branch 3060 S. County Rd. 25A Troy 45373 ph: 937/440-9622 www.miamicountyymca.net pg. 23

MIAMI MONTESSORI SCHOOL

SEW-EURODRIVE

86 Troy Town Dr. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-0025 • fx: 973/302-8586 www.miamimontessori.org pg. 25

2001 West Main St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/335-0036 seweurodrive.com pg. 9

MINSTER BANK

STILLWATER TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

1280 Experiment Farm Rd. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-9388 www.minsterbank.com pg. 30

MUTUAL FEDERAL 1867 W. Main St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/498-1195 www.mutualbancorp.com pg. 49

1040 S. Dorset, Troy 45373 ph: 937/440-2500 stlwtr.com pg. 10

ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC SCHOOL

The foundation’s mission is to be a catalyst to enhance the quality of life in the Miami County area. www.paulgdukefoundation.org

937.339.DUKE

420 E. Water St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-3705 stpattroyschool.org pg. 40

PAUL G. DUKE FOUNDATION 1234 E. Broad St. • Columbus 43205-1453 ph: 937/339-DUKE(3853) www.pauldukefoundation.org fx: 614/252-7261 pg. 49

TROY CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS

PEAK FOODS LLC

TROY CITY SCHOOLS

1903 W. Main St., Suite B • Troy 45373 ph: 937/440-0707 www.peakfoods.com pg. 8

PIONEER ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 344 U.S. Route 36 • Piqua 45356 ph: 800/762-0997 www.pioneerec.com pg. 20

700 S. Dorset Rd. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-5692 www.troychristianschools.org pg. 20 500 North Market St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/332-6700 www.troy.k12.oh.us pg. 20

TROY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 405 SW Public Square, Suite 330 Troy 45373 • ph: 937/339-7809 www.troyeconomicdevelopment.com pg. 20

PREMIER HEALTH UPPER VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER

TROY-HAYNER CULTURAL CENTER 301 W. Main St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-0457 www.troyhayner.org pg. 40

ph: 937/440-4000 www.uvmc.com Inside back cover

PROSCAN IMAGES OF TROY 45 South Stanfield Rd., Suite 101 Troy 45373 • ph: 937/440-6781 www.proscan.com pg. 50

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TROY HOSPITAL KETTERING HEALTH NETWORK 6 00 W. Main St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/980-7000 www.ketteringhealth.org/troy Back cover

TURNSTONE FINANCIAL 1600 W. Main St., Suite B • Troy 45373 ph: 937/875-2550 • 866/816-0043 turnstonefinancial.com pg. 10

TROY RECREATION ASSOCIATION

UPPER VALLEY CAREER CENTER

11 N. Market St. • Troy 45373 ph: 937/339-1923 www.troyrec.com pg. 23

8811 Career Dr. • Piqua 45356 ph: 937/778-1980 www.uppervalleycc.org pg. 25

UNITY NATIONAL BANK

UPPER VALLEY HEARING & BALANCE

215 N. Wayne St. • Piqua 45356 ph: 937/773-0752 www.unitynationalbk.com pg. 46

210 S. Market St.• Suite A Troy 45373 • ph: 937/308-7000 www.uppervalleyhearing.com pg. 25

Bentley, Stevens, & Jones 937.335.4630 1523 N. Market St., Troy, Ohio

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WINANS CHOCOLATES + COFFEES 3 Troy Locations: 10 West Main St. • ph: 937/335-9119 1201 Experiment Farm Rd. ph: 937/332-7014 UVMC Lobby • ph: 937/570-3209 www.winanschocolatesandcoffees.com pg. 47

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AlterG AntiGravity Treadmill

an advanced form of mammography that can give radiologists a clearer view of breast tissue, giving them a better opportunity to find breast cancer earlier.

Tele-ICU

provides advanced monitoring and analytics in the hospital intensive care unit, offering an enhanced layer of safety for critically ill patients.

at the Center for Sports Medicine and Koester Pavilion offers an advanced system to extend physical therapy rehabilitation and training beyond normal limits using unweighting technology.

TeleStroke Network

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

and negative pressure therapies are among advanced treatment offered at the Wond Care Center and Hyperbaric Services at UVMC, a comprehensive center for specialized treatment of chronic wounds.

Genius™ 3D Mammography™

CareFlight Air and Mobile Services

offers the fastest and largest fleet in the region, bringing mobile ICU capabilities, dual patient transport and direct to operating room capability should a higher level of care be needed.

gives you fast assessment and treatment of stroke, locally in real-time, by a stroke specialist from Premier Health’s Comprehensive Stroke Center via computer and video link.

Upper Valley Medical Center today offers more advanced technologies than ever before, taking care to a higher level. As part of Premier Health – the largest health care system in Southwest Ohio – UVMC can provide expanded services and procedures that are designed to be less invasive while enhancing safe, effective outcomes for patients.

Learn more at uvmc.com.

Quality Care

Close to Home

Troy Hospital provides a local choice for quality health care. Our faith-based heritage is built on dedication, love, and respect for all patients by treating the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Our health care facility offers the latest technology, and accepts most insurance plans.

Services offered include y24/7 emergency department y Cancer care services y Heart and vascular care y Inpatient services y Lab and imaging services

y Orthopedic care y Primary care y Surgical services yTelehealth y Urology

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