60th Ohio Mart at Stan Hywet Oct. 1-4
Over 150 juried artisans will be part of the 60th annual Ohio Mart coming to Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens at 714 N. Portage Path in Akron from Oct. 1 to Oct. 4. In addition to handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, woodwork, textiles, fine art, leather goods, photography, home décor and culinary products, the fundraiser features
Altman named chair of Akron Children’s board
Akron Children’s mission had resonated with Louis Altman for quite some time. Not only does the Canton native love children and wants to ensure every youth is happy and healthy, but he is also passionate about the Northeast Ohio community. So, joining the Akron Children’s Foundation board of directors...
‘Advanced deterioration:’ Long-term solution needed for State Route 82 Bridge: ODOT
SUMMIT COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) officials said recent inspections of the State Route 82 bridge had “identified advanced deterioration in key structural components.”. According to ODOT, ongoing maintenance efforts have addressed urgent deficiencies, but a long-term solution is neede
Medina prepares for asphalt resurfacing of US 42
MEDINA, Ohio – City officials encourage motorists to look for updated information on the city’s website as work continues on the US 42 resurfacing program. “Concrete work is continuing at the intersection of Lafayette Road and Friendship Street. That work is expected to be complete by the end of next week,” City Engine
Tallmadge City Schools places 1% earned income tax on November ballot amid financial crisis...
TALLMADGE, Ohio — Tallmadge City Schools is asking voters for additional funding for the third time in a year, but after voters rejected two property tax levies, district leaders are taking a different approach. A 1% earned income tax will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot. The district estimates...
Akron City Council delays vote on changes to residential zoning
Akron City Council has decided to take some time to consider a proposal for changing a residential zoning requirement intended to make it easier to build new housing. Councilmember Donnie Kammer, chair of the planning and development committee, said Monday that the committee would like to take a week or two to "digest"
Cuyahoga Falls launches ‘Bike Champion’ safety program for bicyclists, e-bike riders
CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio (WOIO) - As e-bikes surge in popularity across Northeast Ohio, Cuyahoga Falls leaders are stepping in to curb an uptick in bicycle-related crashes with a new community safety initiative. Mayor Don Walters announced the rollout of the Cuyahoga Falls Bike Champion Program; an interactive educational
Killer Video expands, with more rentals, microcinema and retail space
Killer Video opened in November 2024 as an homage to horror movies and the golden age of VHS. Now, owner Jonathon Carmichael is ready to expand. Introducing: Totally Killer Video. Carmichael and co-owner Erika Fritz recently took over the entire first floor of the historic Selle Generator Works building on...
The Most Insanely Fun Mini Golf Course In Ohio Is A Hidden Gem For...
There are places you visit once and forget by Tuesday, and then there’s Rolling Greens Miniature Golf in Uniontown, Ohio, which somehow lives rent-free in your head for the rest of the summer. You don’t see it coming, and that’s exactly what makes it so good. Ohio...
Area colleges rank high on U.S. News and World Report list
Several Northeast Ohio schools were included in the U.S. News and World Report’s 2027 rankings, which evaluates over 100 best college rankings to help students and their families identify colleges that best meet their needs. The rankings highlight colleges that excel in areas such as value, social mobility, teaching,..

















