Tri-C hosting event Friday for Adult Education Week
Cuyahoga Community College will host a resource event to bring awareness about the programs offered to adults in Ohio who have-not graduated high school or earned their high school equivalency.
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Cuyahoga Community College will host a resource event to bring awareness about the programs offered to adults in Ohio who have-not graduated high school or earned their high school equivalency.
It comes to gun legislation. So, instead of beginning this hour with whats happening in congress today, we thought wed start with whats not happening, which is a bigger story. So, First Senate Republicans are expected to block a bill creating a commission to investigate the attack on the u. S. Capitol on january 6th. This is their workplace. Not just the centerpiece of American Democracy but this is where they and their staffers go to do the work of the people. The attack led to the deaths of five and injured more than 160 Capitol Police officers. Congress has also not reached any agreement on...
A Chagrin Falls man who has spent a lifetime working to advance northeast Ohio’s Hispanic community was awarded an honorary degree recently from Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C).
Banda Magda Cleveland, OH - Cuyahoga Community College has announced an eclectic lineup of artists performing at the 42nd annual Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland, presented by KeyBank. The two-day outdoor festival features 10 acts in Cain Park’s covered Evans Amphitheater, with a lineup that celebrates both the roots of jazz and the forward-thinkers in the genre today. “We wanted to celebrate the fact that we all made it through a difficult year by presenting a fun and diverse lineup,” said Terri Pontremoli, festival director. “I guarantee the audience will be really excited by the performanc...
President Joe Biden will make his first visit to Cleveland and his second to Ohio since winning the White House on Thursday to talk about jobs and the economy.