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A group of area artists and cultural organizations wants to be in the LOOP. LOOP Youngstown is envisioned as a community arts and culture center in the city t

From Crain's Akron Business: The city continues to lose residents, and with a housing shortage, worrisome crime and strained relationships between police and citizens, Akron's next mayor will face big challenges.

From Crain's Akron Business: Given that all seven of this year's candidates are Democrats, they'll be squaring off ahead of what looks to be a decisive primary in May.

Through a partnership with the nonprofit ART-C, students created artworks around social justice concerns for the exhibit, "Our Voices Matter."

Akron on Deck celebrates the city and the creative people who work there.

Akron Extra Blog: The creative agency's first deck raised $60,000 for artists and the arts in Akron. Plus, Driverge expands with the acquisition of another vehicle conversion company.

Shown is various artwork on display in the Art for All Abilities exhibit at the Summit County Courthouse. Photos courtesy of Summit County Probate Court DOWNTOWN AKRON — Summit County Probate Court’s sixth annual art show, Art for All Abilities, presented in partnership with Summit Developmental Disabilities and Summit Artspace, will be on display through

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"Witness to Wartime: The Painted Diary of Takuichi Fujii" features 82 objects (oil paintings, watercolors, ink drawings, books, sculpture) at the Canton Museum of Art.

Worlds Apart brings together the worlds and work of Robert (Bob) Tubbesing, Andy Tubbesing, and Luanne Bole-Becker--three artists who are both family and friends. These lifelong Clevelanders create and reflect some of the fondest memories of the city.