Organizers of the Air Force Marathon near Dayton have canceled the Sept. 17-19 event at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in favor of a virtual event. They cite concerns a high-quality event isn't possible amid the pandemic. The marathon normally draws thousands of runners from around the nation and overseas. The Dayton Daily News reports its the first cancellation since during the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Meanwhile, the Pro Football Hall of Fame reopened today, the same day when a host of entertainment venues are allowed to begin welcoming back the public. Those include movie theaters, art galleries and museums, skating rinks, outdoor playgrounds and zoos. Drive-in movie theaters were allowed to reopen May 12.

The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles will resume skills testing Friday at select driver exam stations in Findlay, Bedford, Columbus, Newark, Jackson and Cincinnati. Exams will be by appointment only.

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