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CMSD gets back to school with new phone policy, tools for parents
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Students all across Cleveland are heading back to school Monday morning and this year will feature some policy changes and a new tool for parents. Cleveland Metropolitan School District announced a cell phone ban earlier this summer. Under this new policy, students will have to lock...
ABCs of Ross County: Paints
CHILLICOTHE— From Adena Mansion to Zane's Trace Ross County is filled with a rich history. When looking at the ABCs of Ross County the P stands for the Paints. The Chillicothe Paints are a summer baseball team that currently plays at the Veterans Administration Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe. The Paints have been a charter...
Lake Metroparks seeks grant to support land purchase in Painesville Township
The Lake Metroparks Park Board recently voted to apply for a Clean Ohio grant to use in the purchase of 95 acres of property in Painesville Township. The board also approved a purchase agreement for the property, which is located south of Paradise Road and north of the Grand River. Executive Director Paul Palagyi said that the district will only buy the land if it receives the grant.
Bellaire Big Reds: 2024 High School Football Preview
It’s a new area in Bellaire. The spirit, pride, and tradition of nearly a century of football were on full display as the community had their first look at Nelson Field under the lights. Now, as exciting as that evening was, this team hopes to bring the home-town fans something even more special. The Bigs […]
North Ridgeville Corn Festival Committee highlights event success
The North Ridgeville Corn Festival Committee is celebrating another successful event. Kudos to the committee and everyone who made the festival (Aug. 9-11) possible. “The 49th North Ridgeville Corn Festival was a resounding success, thanks to the tireless efforts of the festival committee and the dedicated volunteers who came together to make it happen,” said John Butkowski, president of the North Ridgeville Corn Festival Committee. “From setting up the festival grounds to manning the parking, corn, beer and souvenir booths, and assisting with various events including the all-important ‘tear down’, their commitment was truly remarkable.”
Browns still plan to play QB Deshaun Watson in preseason finale despite injury issues with tackles
CLEVELAND (AP) — Deshaun Watson’s preseason debut remains on schedule. It’s still not known who will be blocking for the Browns quarterback. Three more offensive tackles got hurt during Cleveland’s exhibition loss to Minnesota on Saturday, further depleting the vital position as the Browns wait for starters Jedrick Wills Jr. and Jack Conklin to return from season-ending injuries.
3rd annual golf outing benefits four Columbiana Co. police department K9 units
Around 30 golf teams raised money for a few Columbiana County K9 units. It was the third annual K9 Golf Outing at the Salem Hills golf course. The Salem Police Department hosts the event each year to raise money for their K9 unit and this year they raised funds for the Columbiana, Lisbon and St. Clair Township police departments as well.
Polaris Career Center celebrates new adult LPN program
MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio – With the ribbon officially cut and a full class of 45 students enrolled, the adult education Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) Program at Polaris Career Center is ready to go. The partnership between Polaris and Southwest General Health Center will yield highly trained LPNs and hopefully...
Man driving on suspended license leads Fort Wayne police on chase to Ohio
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WISH) — A man driving on a suspended license found himself behind bars on Sunday after he led Fort Wayne police on a chase that ended in a field in Ohio. Fort Wayne Police Department officers were dispatched to investigate a suspicious vehicle in a parking lot on private property around 7 […]
Parma singer-songwriter hoping to win new-artist competition
PARMA, Ohio -- Three years after getting to the quarterfinals of a national online vocal competition, Parma singer-songwriter Meghan Walsh is once again making a strong showing in another contest. This time, it’s Rolling Stone magazine’s “America’s Next Top Hitmaker.”. If you purchase a product or...
Flowerville Owner Michael Day Celebrates Two Milestones and Shares His Greatest Lessons
The full-service florist celebrates 75 years in University Heights, and Michael Day reflects on 40 years as the owner. By Julia Lombardo. Offered a University Heights flower shop off the heels of hard work, Michael Day found himself running a business right out of college, a stark detour from his dream to be a theater star. Forty years later, he wouldn’t change a thing about it. As Michael Day celebrates his milestone and Flowerville rings in 75 years of business, we asked him about the journey so far, and what might be next.
Southfield Police searching for man believed to be armed, driving to Ohio in a Ford Fusion
Southfield Police are requesting assistance to find a man believed to be armed and a danger to himself. Derrick Perez, 33, is believed to be driving to Ohio in a Ford Fusion.
Revealed: Simone Biles' 'Penniless' Biological Mom Living in Poverty as She Flaunts Birkins, Range Rover and Multi-Million Dollar Texas Mansion
Simone Biles' biological mom is opening up about living an opposite life from her Olympian daughter. While the 27-year-old relishes in her world championships and brand deals, Shanon Biles lives in near poverty in Columbus, Ohio.Simone and the woman who gave her life have been largely estranged since the athlete's grandparents took her in at three years old. Shanon claimed the two talked briefly on occasion but that her famous child hadn't sent her any money to improve her circumstances. "Of course I would accept her help," Shanon told Daily Mail in a recent interview about Simone, who is worth...
Ashland Pride: A colorful celebration of joy
ASHLAND — About 50 people gathered downtown on Saturday for Ashland’s fourth annual pride parade. Participants marched in a parade starting from Corner Park, then down Main Street and circling back. The crowd was filled with many different rainbow flags and signs. A number of people watched from...
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