Andrew Welsh-huggins, Associated Press Updated 7:41 am PST, Thursday, February 7, 2019 FILE – In this 1913 file photo, rescuers carry a woman from the 1913 Dayton floodwaters in Dayton, Ohio. A new opera revisits the Great Flood of 1913, a Midwestern disaster that killed hundreds, left thousands homeless, and destroyed countless bridges and businesses, but that also paved the way for flood control innovations. The dark subject matter is well-suited to opera, said Peggy Kriha Dye, general and artistic director of Opera Columbus. (Dayton Daily News via AP, File) less FILE – In this 1913 file photo, rescuers carry a woman from the 1913 Dayton floodwaters in Dayton, Ohio. A new opera revisits the Great Flood of 1913, a Midwestern disaster that killed hundreds, left thousands … more Photo: AP Photo: AP Image 1 of / 5 Caption Close Image 1 of 5 FILE – In this 1913 file photo, rescuers carry a woman from the 1913 Dayton floodwaters in Dayton, Ohio. A new opera revisits the Great Flood of 1913, a Midwestern disaster that killed hundreds, left thousands homeless, and destroyed countless bridges and businesses, but that also paved the way for flood control innovations. The dark subject matter is well-suited to opera, said Peggy Kriha Dye, general and artistic director of Opera Columbus. (Dayton Daily News via AP, File) less FILE – In this 1913 file photo, rescuers carry a woman from the 1913 Dayton floodwaters in Dayton, Ohio. A new opera revisits the Great Flood of 1913,… [Read full story]
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