Culvert replacement project to cause lane restrictions in Southington Township
SOUTHINGTON TWP. - The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is seeking comments on proposed culver repairs that will impact seven locations, including one in Southington Township. The $1.4 million project is scheduled to begin in 2027, and will impact several stretches of road in Summit, Portage, Stark and Trumbull
Hudson’s Next Big Thing: Clinton Crossing Plans Break Cover
Hudson residents finally got a first real look at what Clinton Crossing might become today, as the city rolled out three early design concepts during an open house at the Hudson High School media center. The drafts offer the first public vision for the roughly 20- to 21-acre site northwest of downtown that had been flo
Donation page started for Deerfield winery co-owner after attack
DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP — A GoFundMe has been started for a winery co-owner in Portage County who is currently in recovery after being punched in the face by a patron at work. As we reported on June 23, David Wilson, one of the owners of Cove W Winery in Deerfield Township, was attacked at the winery on June 12.
Precious Cargo opens new childcare center in Hartville
Precious Cargo Childcare & Preschool officially opened its fourth Stark County location June 29 at 414 S. Prospect Ave. after nearly two years of planning, renovation and preparation. Located in a former church building that previously housed a preschool, the center serves children ages 6 weeks through 12 years, offeri
Summit County Sheriff’s Office Awarded a Second Grant to Continue Opioid Treatment at Summit...
The Summit County Sheriff’s Office has been awarded an $84,015 grant from the Ohio Attorney General’s Office to support the continued work of the Licensed Practical Nurse who specializes in the Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program at the Summit County Jail. The funding is provided through the Attorney General’s.
Bald eagle eaglet rescued from FirstEnergy transmission tower in Summit County
GREEN, Ohio (WOIO) - A group of FirstEnergy employees and wildlife professionals worked to rescue a bald eagle eaglet on June 24. FirstEnergy said that Ohio Department of Natural Resources wildlife officer Zach Hillman first noticed a nest of three bald eagle eaglets on the transmission structure in Nimisila Reservoir
Chad Palmer deemed not competent to stand trial in alleged stabbing of Wayne County...
Chad Palmer ruled not currently competent to stand trial for stabbing Wayne County Sheriff and Sgt. Broome, likely to be restored to competency within an appropriate timeframe. Chad Palmer, the 33-year-old Orrville man accused of stabbing Wayne County Sheriff Thomas Ballinger and Sgt. Dan Broome, appeared in court Wedn
Majic 105.7 Cleveland Lands Keith Kennedy to Lead Morning Drive
"This move is consistent with iHeart's ongoing strategy of consolidating local talent into larger markets." The post Majic 105.7 Cleveland Lands Keith Kennedy to Lead Morning Drive appeared first on Barrett Media .
Hundreds of Hinckley Township residents without power after tractor-trailer crashes into power pole, per...
A semi-truck crash into a power pole on Center Road in Hinckley Township has left over 400 FirstEnergy customers without power as of 9:15 p.m. on Wednesday. A portion of Center Road (State Route 303) in Hinckley Township is closed after a semi-truck crashed into a power pole on Wednesday, leaving many residents without
Back again? Kroger was in Northeast Ohio for nearly 60 years
The store’s name is familiar to older shoppers in Northeast Ohio. If Kroger returns to the Akron-Canton area, it will be the first time in 42 years. The Cincinnati-based supermarket chain had served the region for nearly 60 years before exiting it in 1984. Founded by Barney Kroger in Cincinnati in 1883, the chain once

















