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This year, Red Wing High School is switching things up for their spring theater show by producing not one, but two different plays.

Parma, Independence residents celebrate 100th , 101st birthdays: Sun Postings Updated 4:33 AM; Today 4:33 AM Parma City Council President Sean Brennan recently presented a proclamation to Sue Peterchalk, the city’s newest centenarian. (Photo courtesy of Kathy Seitz) Facebook Share PARMA, Ohio – President Warren G. Harding was inaugurated as the nation’s 29th president on March 4, 1921. Just a few days later, on March 10, Sue Peterchalk was born to Eastern European immigrant parents in Portage, Pennsylvania. Peterchalk, now a Parma resident, is the city’s newest centenarian. She rece...

Parma City Council races include Republican candidates challenging Democrat incumbents © John Benson/cleveland.com/cleveland.com/TNS Parma City Hall. PARMA, Ohio — It’s an election year in Parma with the May 4 primary including several Republican candidates vying for seats in the largely Democrat community. While the filing date for both party candidates was earlier this month, independent residents have until May 3 to file with the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections. That means the following races may have additional faces by the Nov. 2 general election. Council President Sean Brennan...

Discount Drug Mart purchases former State Road Elementary School land in Parma Updated Jan 29, 2021; Facebook Share PARMA, Ohio -- Decades after Funk’s Food City closed, the intersection of State and Grantwood roads will once again boast a grocery store. This week, it was announced that Discount Drug Mart was the winning bidder -- at $725,000 -- to purchase the former State Road Elementary School site from the Parma City Schools. “We’re excited to join the Parma community,” said Discount Drug Mart Government Affairs Director Steve Ferris, who expects the new store to open in 2022. �...

By Julie Holiday Dec 31, 2020 (Cleveland – OH) Parma City Council passed a resolution Dec. 30, Wednesday evening encouraging residents to keep their holiday lights glowing until the end of February in a show of support for health-care workers and first responders. Spearheaded by Ward 9 Councilman Roy Jech, council members hope to see the holiday spirit continue during the cold and challenging months ahead. Parma #keepthelightson "At a time when people are encouraged to stay distant from others, Christmas lights and decorations can create a sense of community among neighbors and friends, as...