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Ohio Bits: Funds available for flood protection; register for 4-H Spark Expo; farmers take their concerns to state capital.

Mentor Theatre performs its fall show and spring musical on the massive Mentor Schools Fine Arts Center stage. This weekend, the audience will be on it as well. Mentor Theatre proudly presents its annual Playmaker Series this weekend with its winter play. This year, the selection is “Wait Until Dark” as part of their 100th […]

Northeast Ohio got a quick dose of winter and now most of the snow is over, but we still got to see some beautiful photos across the area!

Ohio Sen. Sandra O’Brien (R-Rome) assured a room full of Geauga County officials Dec. 7 she will work with her committee to address the property re-evaluations that recently increased property taxes. “We’re very open to getting a solution, not just a Band-Aid,” she said during a meet-and-greet at the Heritage House on Chardon Square. “We

Here’s a summary of some of the celebrations slated during the yuletide season through Lake County, Geauga County amd Cuyahoga County.

Many Northeast Ohio towns, including Akron, Canton and Cleveland have announced their annual Christmas events taking place this holiday season.

Harry Abraham was only 8 months old when Kristallnacht, or the Night of Broken Glass, occurred – an event that would have a lasting impact on his life. Now 85,

Geauga County Auditor Charles E. Walder announced the Auditor’s Land Sale will be held at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 5.

The Harvest Handmade Market in Chardon was highly attended by eager visitors as the early fall gave perfect weather for the over 100 vendors who came to Chardon Square under the close watch of the nearby historic Geauga County Court of Common Pleas. Chardon Square, located at 100 Short Court Street, was filled on Sept. […]

Linda Warfield bent down on the bright evening of Aug. 8 at the heart of Chardon Square and wrote her bucket list priority on a whiteboard – “Travel to N. Dakota.” She and her husband, Gene, traveled to 49 states during their 45 years of marriage, but never made it to one Great Plains state