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Euclid residents will once again have one more way to beat the heat as the Indian Hills Spray Park, 20100 Delaware, is now open for the season.The spray park has mounted water guns, spitting dolphins, and even a tropical tree fountain spraying anyone around its base. The area was once a public pool that was […]

Tackle football offers children as young as 5 the chance to make friends, learn teamwork, maybe attract a college scholarship. Participation in youth tackle football has been declining for years. — Black parents are more likely than white parents, by substantial margins, to believe that youth tackle football could lead to a college scholarship or an NFL career.

People from Travis Kelces hometown have watched his rise with pride and feel gratitude for the outsized impact he has left.

Euclid’s Recreation Department announced it will have its second annual Flashlight Candy Cane Hunt.

Euclid has released the first images of its proposed Recreation and Wellness Center.

Euclid will be hosting a Ward Six meeting starting at 10 a.m. Oct. 28 with the major topic of conversation being the planned Community and Wellness Center that is on course to be over budget.

Johns Hopkins football hasn't missed a beat in 2023 with first-year starting quarterback Bay Harvey, who grew up in Switzerland and played just one year of high school football in the United States.

Euclid announced, in what has now become an annual tradition, that its Trunk or Treat event for residents will be held 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 20 behind City Hall, 585 East 222nd St.

Euclid is planning a $10 million Recreation and Wellness Facility, which when finished would be the city's first year-round center for the Recreation Department to use for its more than 35 programs it offers throughout the year.

Euclid officials and the public were able to see the unveiling of the city’s newest tool to fight beach debris.