Learning from a pro
(Brunswick) BRUNSWICK - Local entrepreneur Deb Wasylko teaches Willetts sixth-graders what it takes to run a business.
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Bobcats go deep to beat Huskies
(Northern Wayne) With senior big man Nate Davis in foul trouble all night, sophomore Caleb Harris and others stepped up to lead Norwayne to a key WCAL victory over Northwestern.
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Over six decades of fire experience retires
(Strongsville) STRONGSVILLE - Strongsville Assistant Fire Chief Greg Brown and Captain Mario D'Amico both retired Jan. 13. They had served with Strongsville Fire & Emergency Services for over 30 years apiece.
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'If no one else will develop it, I'll do it' - Northern Wayne Post
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Early voting set to start in Ohio primary - Medina Post
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Kiwanis, Key Club present check to Salvation Army - Southern Medina Post
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Kluk has gut of a champion - Eastern Medina Post
Early voting set to start in Ohio primary
MEDINA - Early voting starts Jan. 31 in the Ohio primary and those who wait until March 6 to cast their ballot may find themselves voting at a new polling place.
Read MoreCity gives SPCA $9K
MEDINA - While not as much as requested, the city is giving $9,000 to the Medina County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Read MoreTrustees determine committee members but disagree over 'dissenter'
MEDINA TWP. - Trustees picked out the members of the Comprehensive Plan Committee, but there was discussion over inclusion of one member.
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Kluk has gut of a champion
Adam Kluk was doing fine at 182 pounds, but the Highland wrestler thought he could do better. After moving down to 170, the junior is looking even stronger.
Read MoreCounty seeking new bids for courthouse windows
MEDINA - County commissioners are soliciting a second round of bids for the restoration of 23 windows on the historic courthouse in downtown Medina.
Read MoreHinckley Elementary to host paper shredding
Hinckley Elementary PTO is running a Shredding Event at Hinckley Elementary School on Saturday, April 28 from 10 a.m to 2 p.m.
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Kiwanis, Key Club present check to Salvation Army
SEVILLE – Local families in financial emergency situations will benefit from money raised by Seville Kiwanis and Cloverleaf Key Club members.
Read MoreCloverleaf loses Race to the Top grant
WESTFIELD TOWNSHIP - Citing bad faith, the teacher's union pulled out of the Race to the Top grant program.
Read MoreMoment with the Superintendent
Maxine Clevenger has been a crossing guard to students at Seville Elementary School for the last 30 years.
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Learning from a pro
BRUNSWICK - Local entrepreneur Deb Wasylko teaches Willetts sixth-graders what it takes to run a business.
Read MoreBusiness owners favor proposed sign code changes
BRUNSWICK - Business owners said the new sign code revisions will be less detrimental to their businesses in terms of attracting new clientele and out-of-pocket expenses.
Read MoreMedina County Board of Elections redistricting voter notification
MEDINA COUNTY - The Ohio Legislature has made changes to both federal and state district maps which have caused a reduction in the number of voting precincts in Medina County.
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Bobcats go deep to beat Huskies
With senior big man Nate Davis in foul trouble all night, sophomore Caleb Harris and others stepped up to lead Norwayne to a key WCAL victory over Northwestern.
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Chipps' Srock works overtime
Chippewa junior Zach Srock has emerged as one of the best Division III heavyweights in the state. He showed a little moxie in winning the Dies Memorial championship in dramatic fashion.
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Panther wrestlers solid at Dies
Norton's wrestling team headed to Firestone last weekend for the Dies Memorial Tournament, and while they didn't win, the Panthers showed coach Gene Leonard what he wanted to see.
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Students asked to nominate their favorite teacher
A national book store chain is looking for everyone's favorite teacher.
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Storm water work never ceases
NORTH ROYALTON - Crews are hard at work addressing storm water issues even in winter months to help minimize flooding year round.
Read MoreFirst ever street rating program released
NORTH ROYALTON - The city engineer has suggested six roads for repair this year after creating a street rating program.
Read MoreSt. Albert the Great School hosts community appreciation breakfast
NORTH ROYALTON - City officials, city school district administrators, St. Albert the Great School Student Council and Staff, gather for a St. Albert the Great Catholic School community appreciation breakfast.
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Over six decades of fire experience retires
STRONGSVILLE - Strongsville Assistant Fire Chief Greg Brown and Captain Mario D'Amico both retired Jan. 13. They had served with Strongsville Fire & Emergency Services for over 30 years apiece.
Read MoreReader poll – vote here!
Click here or on the Reader Poll tab above to vote on this week's question. How do you feel about reports of U.S. soldiers filmed urinating on dead Taliban fighters?
Read MoreWinter Walk for Epilepsy raises money and awareness
STRONGSVILLE - The Winter Walk for Epilepsy took place at SouthPark Mall on Jan. 21. The event raised approximnately $62,000 between the Strongsville and Mentor walks. *video*
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Top three from CIS move onto county spelling bee
WADSWORTH - The winners will compete in the county bee in Medina on Feb. 1.
Read MoreWadsworth police blotter
WADSWORTH - Police stop car for front end sparks and end up making an OVI arrest.
Read MoreHome area network proposal presented
WADSWORTH - Home area network portion of Next Generation Utility project could help residents and businesses manage their energy consumption costs.
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