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The Ohio Association of County Behavioral Health Authorities, which represents Ohio’s Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Boards, held its annual awards luncheon Jan. 30 and state Sen. Nathan Manning was a recipient, according to a news release. The annual awards were presented to leaders from throughout Ohio who work to ensure that mental health […]

Lorain civic, faith-based and mental health leaders want an end to the recent violence and drug abuse in the city, but residents must get behind this effort and involved to help stop this disturbing trend. The leaders say there is a rise in domestic violence cases as well as the fentanyl use that’s crippling addicts. […]

Lorain faith and community leaders gathered Nov. 30 at the Christian Temple in downtown Lorain to address a recent increase in domestic violence cases as well as the fentanyl use that's crippling addicts.

The Interfaith Ministries of Lorain County, Lorain Interfaith Association, civic and community leaders will host a news conference at 3 p.m., Nov. 30, at Christian Temple, 940 Fifth St. in downtown Lorain to address the recent uptick in gun violence, domestic violence and fentanyl use and to offer resources, according to a news release.

The groundbreaking for the planned Lorain County Crisis Receiving Center, 6140 Broadway in Lorain, took place Oct. 27 with a crowd of local and state community leaders.

Boise State men’s lacrosse club enters fall play this week, traveling to Salt Lake City to battle against BYU, University of Utah and Utah State. 

Groundbreaking for the Lorain County Crisis Receiving Center is set for 11 a.m., Oct. 27, at 6140 Broadway in Lorain. Local and state representatives will be on hand, along with Lorain County health and safety officials, according to a news release. The planned Crisis Receiving Center is an alternative and much improved vision for how […]

The Mental Health, Addiction & Recovery Services Board of Lorain County recognized International Overdose Awareness Day with a vigil Aug. 31 in Lorain.

The Go-Go's steady climb up the charts saw 'Beauty and the Beat' hit No. 1 on April 6, 1982.

Chronicle readers react to letter about mass shootings and law enforcement.