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Lorain businessman Kel Fligner remembered for his legacy - Vimarsana News

Lorain businessman Kel Fligner remembered for his legacy

Fligner’s Market has been an institution in Lorain for almost 100 years, and nearing its centennial celebration when the patriarch of the family, Kel Fligner, died.Flinger’s, known far and wide as one of the finest independent grocery stores anywhere, was perhaps even more well known because one of the finest men any city or family […]

Lorain Winterfest 2023: Parking bans, road closures - Vimarsana News

Lorain Winterfest 2023: Parking bans, road closures

The Lorain Police Department has issued a parking ban for some downtown streets during the annual Winterfest Parade, according to a news release from traffic commissioner Lt. Larry Swanger. The parade will begin at 4:30 p.m., Nov. 25, and will travel north on Broadway from West Ninth Street, ending on West Fourth Street at Washington […]

Winterfest celebration returning to Lorain - Vimarsana News

Winterfest celebration returning to Lorain

The city of Lorain is gearing up for the holiday season and its annual Winterfest celebration Nov. 25.

Exterior of caboose at Black River Landing finished - Vimarsana News

Exterior of caboose at Black River Landing finished

The caboose project at Black River Landing, 421 Black River Lane in Lorain, is finished, at least on the outside.

'Lorain' script sign gets landscaping facelift - Vimarsana News

'Lorain' script sign gets landscaping facelift

The "Lorain" script sign located at 85 E. Erie Ave. in the city's downtown received a landscaping upgrade Aug. 2, according to Main Street Lorain Development Corp. president Jim Long.