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Ohio Sec. of State Frank LaRose failing his basic duty of being an impartial election administrator
He’s done it again. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has deliberately sabotaged the ballot language of a citizens’ initiative on redistricting. He wants voters to defeat it in November so he’s manipulating the wording on the ballot summary to advance that objective. I don’t know what happened to the state’s election chief. Early on […]
HAIL storm on the horizon: local experts to lead business innovation session
What is it: Get ready for a storm–a HAIL storm, that is. Shores & Islands Ohio, in collaboration with the Greater Sandusky Partnership and Ottawa County Improvement Corporation, will host an informational session titled “HAIL storm” from 8:30-10 a.m. Aug. 28 at Orchard Bar & Table-Catawba. Why...
PT-17 and sculpture dedicated to late Tuskegee Airman Harold Brown
Two days shy of what would have been his 100th birthday, friends and family honored the late Dr. Harold Brown, one of America’s Tuskegee Airmen, for the impact he made on the nation and on their individual lives. A ceremony was held at Liberty Aviation Museum (LAM) on Aug. 17 to dedicate a PT-17 Stearman in Brown’s honor and a life-size sculpture created of the American hero that will greet visitors at the museum’s entrance.
Gardner family hosting memorial bike run on Aug. 24
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The Gardner family is hosting a memorial bike run on Saturday in memory of Aaron Gardner and hoping to spread awareness of motorcycle safety. Aaron Gardner was killed in a motorcycle crash in May of 2024. He was just 21 years old. The riders will meet...
Pandemic-era babies entering Akron’s pre-kindergarten program behind in speech, social skills
Pandemic babies born during the masking and lockdown mandates of the COVID-19 era are entering pre-kindergarten and kindergarten classrooms for the first time this fall. Some will come to school with speech and behavioral skill deficits, social and emotional shortcomings and more concrete skill issues, like not knowing how to use pencils, crayons and scissors.
Cleveland Taco Festival- A Fiesta For All Ages
Cleveland, brace yourselves for a mouthwatering celebration of tacos, music and family fun as the highly anticipated Cleveland Taco Festival launches at Jacobs Pavilion Fri 8/30 – Sun 9/2!. Featuring more than 30 of the finest taquerias, taco trucks and other eateries, this culinary adventure doesn’t stop there: enjoy...
Utility company notifying Tiffin residents if they have service pipes with 'lead, galvanized steel or unknown material'
TIFFIN, Ohio — Aqua Ohio is notifying Tiffin residents by mail if they have service lines "made of lead, galvanized steel or unknown material," the drinking and wastewater utility company said in a press release on Tuesday. The letters are being sent to give tips on limiting lead exposure...
Bash on The Bay 7 Stage is Set!
Bash on The Bay 7, held at Put-in-Bay Airport (3w2) on 21 and 22 August 2024, features headliners Jelly Roll and Hardy. The concert venue at the Put-in-Bay Airport will open at 2:30 p.m. The first act is at 3 p.m. There is no re-admittance if you leave the venue!
Woman arrested for allegedly killing cat, eating it in front of neighbors
STARK COUNTY, Ohio (Gray News) - A 27-year-old woman was arrested by police in Ohio for allegedly killing a cat and eating the animal. According to court records filed in Stark County, Allexis Telia Ferrell, of Canton, is charged with injuring animals, prohibitions concerning companion animals and disorderly conduct. WARNING:...
Hulk Hogan Threatens to ‘Body-Slam’ Kamala Harris and Makes Racist Gesture: ‘I’m Gonna Get Heat for That One, Brother’
Hulk Hogan asked a crowd of supporters whether he should "body slam" Vice President Kamala Harris, before making a racist remark about her Indian ancestry. The post Hulk Hogan Threatens to ‘Body-Slam’ Kamala Harris and Makes Racist Gesture: ‘I’m Gonna Get Heat for That One, Brother’ first appeared on Mediaite.
Butler Art Institute denied appeal to get accreditation back, must address storage concerns
Back in May, 21 News reported that the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown had lost its accreditation and had filed a repeal in an attempt to get it back. Butler Event Manager and Director's Executive Assistant Susan Carfano confirmed with 21 News that repeal had been denied because the museum must first address storage issues.
Top things to do in the Dayton region this weekend
Cultural festivals, an acclaimed vocal duo, a buzzworthy drama, and stand-up comedy are among events to keep on your radar this weekend. When: 5-9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24 and 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 25. Where: St. Ignatius of Antioch Maronite Catholic Church, 50...
Moldy Mess: Cleveland community outraged over corner store conditions
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A Cleveland man is frustrated with the conditions at his local corner store, Food Plus, on East 123rd and Dove Avenue. Alfonso Davis sent 19 News photos depicting mold and crumbling ceilings inside the store. “Nobody needs to be walking in this store, this is dangerous...
River antics on the rise as Flotsam Circus splashes into region
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio — A unique and captivating event has made its way to the Ohio Valley. The Flotsam River Circus is comprised of a group of musicians, circus performers and puppeteers who travel on a ramshackle raft to perform free events in various towns. This year, the group...
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