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Artwork of older adults to be showcased at exhibit in Walnut Creek on Saturday
The public is invited to enjoy dozens of pieces of artwork at the Creativity is Timeless exhibit at Walnut Hills Retirement Community 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. The exhibit will be held at the Troyer House on the Walnut Hills campus. Admission is free. ...
2024 football preview: Dover pulling out old-school looks to compliment speedy backfield
The start of the 2024 Ohio high school football season is right around the corner. Most teams open Week 1 on Friday, Aug. 23, with a handful playing their season opener on Thursday, Aug. 22. Here is one in a series of previews for area football teams: ...
Spanish-speaking seniors in Lorain fill up on food and friendship
One in seven Ohioans faces food insecurity, according to Feeding America. This series is produced in partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio. Social gathering can be an extremely effective tonic for loneliness in an age of isolation, and food is a staple of any gathering. A...
DORA Legislation Moves to Council Consideration
New Philadelphia residents and business owners continue weighing in on the proposed outdoor drinking area for art on the alley and other downtown events. Supporters and opponents alike shared their thoughts Monday evening during a public hearing at city hall. Among community members to speak included Don Whittingham, who owns...
Freshmen Begin Academic Year with ‘Service Saturday,’ Benefiting Various Community Sites
Walsh University launched the new academic year with its inaugural ‘Service Saturday,’ an initiative organized by the Office of Student Affairs. This event brought together 300 freshmen and staff who volunteered across several different sites, embodying Walsh’s mission to educate students as leaders in service to others. As part of Welcome Weekend, this campus-wide service day marked the beginning of the university experience with a strong focus on community engagement and service.
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...
Lake Catholic High School music director fired after past accusations of 'inappropriate conduct' come to light
MENTOR, Ohio — The music director for Lake Catholic High School has been fired following an investigation into alleged "inappropriate conduct" with several former students. 3News obtained an email from Lake Catholic administrators to parents and guardians detailing the accusations against Scott Posey, the one-time director of performing arts. According to the letter, the inquiry began in January when the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cleveland received a report that Posey "engaged in inappropriate conduct with two female students approximately 15 years ago."
CRESTVIEW CONTINUES TO BE UNMATCHED
COLUMBIANA OH- Crestview kept their regular season win streak rolling on Tuesday, stretching it back to October 2022, with a four-set victory over East Liverpool (25-6, 25-18, 22-25, 25-10). The Rebels were led by Abbey Emch, who dominated with 29 kills, 12 digs, and 4 aces, notching a double-double. Lainy...
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.
Tristan Thompson Seen Out On A Date With A Kim Kardashian Look-Alike
Tristan Thompson was spotted out with a woman fans say look like his ex's sister. Khloé Kardashian and the Cleveland Cavaliers basketball player's on-again-off-again relationship has being a media staple since 2016. After Thompson's numerous infidelity scandals throughout their six year relationship, the pair currently co-parenting their two children; True, 6, and Tatum, 2.
5 Browns players with soaring stock heading into preseason finale
The Cleveland Browns are preparing for their final preseason game, which will be against the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday, Aug. 24th. With two games behind us, let's look at five players who have stock soaring through the roof. Devin Bush. It's well known that general manager Andrew Berry likes former...
Mansfield city councilwoman announces resignation, set to leave Sept. 30
Stephanie Zader dropped a bombshell at the end of Tuesday night's Mansfield City Council meeting, announcing her resignation, effective Sept. 30. Zader, a Republican, has been an at-large councilwoman since being appointed in January 2021. She has been perhaps the most outspoken council member during her tenure. ...
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