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Today's 'We Rise Up for Parks & Recreation' spotlight is on Kettering community member, Jamie Jarosik! In addition to her busy career as meteorologist for WDTN, Jamie has a long history of volunteering with Kettering's Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department. She serves with both our Parks Board and Program Advisory Committee, as well as...

Comics Are No JokeParks and Recreation

Think books with pictures are for little kids? Or that comic books are junk food for the brain? Think again! According to several studies, comic books are a great solution for encouraging reluctant readers. And these reluctant readers aren’t just students who are first learning to read – teenagers and adults who aren’t otherwise inclined...

Kevin CrislerParks and Recreation

I think the most important aspect of personal training is to meet people where they are, have a conversation and learn from them what their goals are, what do they want to do moving forward, and let the client take ownership of the process so they feel more empowered in what they are doing. Everyone...

Partners for Healthy YouthParks and Recreation

What is Partners for Healthy Youth? Partners for Healthy Youth is a joint City of Kettering and Kettering City Schools Advisory Board focused on facilitating support for all of our youth in Kettering. The mission of Partners for Healthy Youth (PFHY) is to bridge youth and families with resources in the local community to create...

About Art in Public PlacesParks and Recreation

About Mission The City of Kettering’s Art in Public Places program commissions and acquires art that inspires our residents and visitors and celebrates what makes our community special. Vision The City of Kettering’s Art in Public Places program creates meaningful experiences for residents, encourages civic engagement, explores diverse subject matter, and offers significant aesthetic experiences....

Jerry Wells has been a familiar face at both the Kettering Recreation Complex and the Kettering Fitness and Wellness Center for over 10 years. While you may find him more at the KRC, working out five days a week makes him want a little variety, so you’ll occasionally spot him on the other side of...

After a month or more of rich treats, it can be hard to switch gears, even if you’ve gotten tired of candy and cookies. We put together a few suggestions for easing the transition from holiday indulgence to resolution fit. Don’t go overboard. Suddenly cutting out sugary foods and excess carbs can cause the body...

Tree Walk at Gentile ParkParks and Recreation

by Stella Toth Hello, I am Stella Toth! After 13 years as a Girl Scout, I will graduate in 2025. I completed this “Tree Walk” at Gentile Park as part of my Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest award a scout can achieve. The “Tree Walk” is designed to teach the community about trees native...

We're shining our spotlight on Justine Hempstead, who has graced our stage in an impressive SEVEN productions over the past 6 years! Justine's KCT journey began when she followed in the footsteps of her cousin Emilie and sister Elise (both proud KCT graduates). Theatre quickly became her passion, and we've been fortunate to watch her...

5, 4, 3, 2, 1! Have you ever wondered what goes into planning a pyrotechnic show? Spoiler alert- it’s quite the process! Kettering’s Go 4th stands out among the area’s fireworks displays – we have several elements you’re not going to find anywhere else. Rozzi’s Famous Fireworks in Loveland, Ohio has been in charge of...

Happy Friday! For our last fitness spotlight of 2022, we're featuring two more of the staff members who help make our fitness programs great. Alexis McLaughlin has been teaching group exercise classes since 2006, and Connor Engleman will celebrate a full year as a fitness specialist in March! (Above from left: Alexis and Connor) Alexis...

Debbie and Mike McGinnis (Beavercreek, Ohio) Woodworking October 25 – 30 www.etsy.com/shop/mmcginniswoodworking Debbie and Mike McGinnis have been creating art for decades side by side as a husband and wife team.  Their woodwork – although different from each other – demonstrates the natural beauty of each wood type, using a variety of carving and lathe...

Aaron, a Kettering native and mechanic, has been a member since 2010. After overcoming a patella fracture, he used our diverse equipment to regain lost muscle mass. Aaron values maintaining a healthy lifestyle and appreciates the variety of equipment available. Carla, a homeschooling mom of three, joined in 2012. Despite busy days, she prioritizes her...

Virginia Kistler Mutual Homes, 2018 Stainless steel Location: Oak Park Google Maps Mutual Homes reflects the meaning of home to Oak Park residents. Kistler was inspired by the characteristics of Oak Park’s 1945 Cape Cod-style homes, the history of the neighborhood, and the words and images shared by its residents today. Kistler found the manufacturing aspect...

Do you struggle to stay awake at your desk post lunch? Or get home from work and immediately collapse on the couch? Visiting a park at lunchtime could be the key to beating the afternoon blah’s, recent studies suggest. A brisk walk while focusing on nature instead of work kept study participants more productive in...

Happy Friday! Today's featured fitness patron is Linda Haines, who has been working out at the Kettering Recreation Complex for the past 15 years! Tell us about yourself and how long you've been a member of the fitness center. I have been coming to the Rec Center for years. I started coming on a regular...

We've loved seeing our 4th Friday Senior Socials at the Charles I. Lathrem Senior Center become a popular way for area seniors to reconnect and enjoy a fun afternoon together. Karaoke, a gardening seminar with Hope Taft and a penny auction are just a few of the wonderful programs we've been proud to bring to...

Raymond has been a member of KFWC for 3 months. He is a transportation professional working with public officials to improve access to public transit and active transportation options. He used to be more active prior to the pandemic. Finding balance has been an obstacle that our fitness facilities have helped him overcome. He felt...

BeesParks and Recreation

Bee the Change! Coordinates for Geocache: N 39° 39.430/  W 084° 07.140 Difficulty level: easy Clue 1: It lies beneath the flowers! What's a pollinator? A pollinator is an animal that causes plants to make fruit or seeds. They do this by moving pollen from one part of the flower of a plant to another...

Hispanic Heritage MonthParks and Recreation

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Art! Are you a student in the Kettering area with a passion for art? Here's your chance to showcase your talent and celebrate Hispanic culture! The Kettering Board of Community Relations (BCR) proudly presents the 2024 Hispanic Heritage Art Contest, a vibrant celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month. This exciting...

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