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Recent news is that the Browns placed the linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah on the reserve/physically unable... The post Browns Place Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (JOK) On The Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform List appeared first on Cleveland Sports Talk .
Round 5, No. 246: Parker Brailsford, C, Alabama The Browns continued adding depth to their... The post Browns Draft Breakdown Rounds 5-7 appeared first on Cleveland Sports Talk .
The Cavaliers dropped game two of their second round series Thursday night against the Pistons,... The post Gut check time in Cleveland. appeared first on Cleveland Sports Talk .
Good morning — it’s Saturday, May 9, 2026, and spring is in full swing across Northeast Ohio. Grab your coffee and a moment: here’s what mattered in the last 24 hours around our communities.
The steady Sun in practical Taurus brings a slow, nourishing rhythm today, grounding late-spring restlessness so you can plant real seeds rather than chase every bright idea. Venusian comfort wants...
Fairlawn police arrested a 17-year-old male Friday afternoon after shots were fired in the parking lot of Summit Mall, prompting a brief lockdown of the shopping center and a multi-agency law enforcement response. The juvenile suspect fired approximately two rounds into the air during an altercation with another group of teens; no injuries were reported.
Time is running out! Shop Abigail’s in Aurora for the best Mother’s Day gifts. Open all weekend with a great selection of jewelry, handbags, and spring fashion.
Support the Aurora American Legion by ordering limited-edition America 250 Memorial Day shirts. Orders must be placed by May 10th to support local veterans.
A slow, glitchy, or virus-infected PC is more than just annoying it eats into your day and your patience. You shouldn’t have to live with it, and you don’t have to. I can fix it. ✅ I’m Neil Singh, based right here in Macedonia. I fix laptops and desktops for residents and small businesses in ... The
Knight Watch: A weekly Nordonia Sports Roundup written by student reporter Christopher Hovanetz, sharing highlights and updates from across Knight Nation — all year long. Nordonia Knights Athletics Newsletter Knights Baseball Takes a Tough Loss — But the Fight Isn’t Over! The Nordonia Knights baseba
Henderson collected three hits in five at bats, but Nordonia Varsity Lady Knights lost to Wadsworth 9-8 on Thursday. Henderson singled in the fourth inning, singled in the first inning, and singled in the third inning. Nordonia Varsity Lady Knights lost despite out-hitting Wadsworth 14 to 12. Nyce a
The Sun settles into steady Taurus energy, asking us to slow down, savor, and put practical plans into motion; today’s sky leans toward deliberate momentum rather than wild leaps. With quicksilver ...
Good Friday morning — May 8, 2026 — and welcome to a spring update from around Northeast Ohio. If you’re heading out this weekend, expect typical late-spring weather and plenty of community events ...
Last week in Brews & News we talked about nitric oxide and how important it is for circulation, stamina, and overall heart health. This week, we want to continue the conversation by talking about something we are passionate about at Brews & Blends: Drinks that do more than just taste good. Because n
NORTHFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio – The Northfield Village police blotter for the period of April 29 through May 6, 2026, highlights several significant incidents including shoplifting, a missing person recovery, and multiple arrests for operating a vehicle under the influence. Officers responded to calls at
Related: MSK Shockwave Therapy in Solon, Ohio: A Smarter Way to Fix Joint Pain and Restore Movement Every May, Mental Health Awareness Month brings attention to something we all know is important—but often misunderstood: mental health isn’t just psychological. It’s biological, chemical, and deeply c
MACEDONIA, Ohio – The Nordonia High School girls flag football team has officially advanced to the Browns Girls High School Flag Football Championship Tournament after being named one of eleven division champions. Following a hard-fought regular season defined by resilience and sportsmanship, the Kn
Are you planning a Great Lakes trip? These practical tips help Ohio families stay safe, save money, and make the most of summer lake adventures. The post Tips for Families Visiting the Great Lakes Over Summer first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
MACEDONIA, Ohio – The community is invited to gather for a cause this weekend at the Red, White & Roots Market Fundraiser, a farmers market-style event designed to support a local family in their journey toward permanent residency. The event will take place on Saturday, May 9, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 1
Learn some helpful techniques from our list of strategies for maintaining your weight loss so you can prevent great results from slipping away. The post Strategies for Maintaining Your Weight Loss first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
SUMMIT COUNTY, OHIO— Beginning May 13, a new fraud protection feature will be added to SNAP EBT cards, including Summer EBT/Sun Bucks cards, to help protect benefits from theft. The update will automatically place cards in a “Block High-Risk Transactions” status. This added protection is designed to
SAGAMORE HILLS, Ohio – The Sagamore Hills Police Department managed a variety of calls during the first week of May 2026, ranging from digital scams to vehicle theft recovery. Officers responded to two separate fraud reports involving local residents, provided critical assistance to another agency t
MACEDONIA, Ohio – The Nordonia Varsity Knights athletic programs faced a difficult stretch on the diamond this past week, resulting in losses for both the baseball and softball teams. On May 6, 2026, the baseball team fell to the Wadsworth Grizzlies in a 4-1 pitcher’s duel, while the softball team’s
Recent Ravenna police activity included a child endangerment case in which an adult female allegedly abandoned a juvenile on N. Freedom Street and refused to retrieve the child, multiple disruptions and property damage at Brown Middle School and Ravenna High School, and several OVI arrests on E. Main Street and elsewhere.
Good morning — it’s Thursday, May 7, and spring is settling into Northeast Ohio. Here’s a quick look at what mattered in the last 24 hours around our communities.
The steady Sun in Taurus grounds us today, asking us to tend roots, budgets and relationships with patient care rather than flashy moves. Venus soothes the mood, softening negotiations and making s...
Laura Leonard, who has led the Twinsburg Public Library as director for 18 years and started at TPL as Teen Services Librarian in 1997, will retire on October 31, 2026. The library's Board of Trustees has launched a search for her successor, with the goal of having a new director in place by October 1, 2026.
Trevor Leggett, an electrical engineer, has earned his Professional Engineer (P.E.) license in Ohio. This accomplishment reflects his technical expertise and dedication to his chosen field. Trevor has been with SBM full-time since 2021 and also completed three co-op rotations with the company. He is
A unique partnership between the City of Seven Hills and University Hospitals places a full physical therapy clinic inside the Seven Hills Recreation Center — turning a familiar community gathering place into a setting for expert rehabilitation, balance training, and active-aging care.
To the Editor, As the owner of a managed IT services firm based in Garfield Heights, I have spent the last several months watching a worrying trend turn into something I believe rises to the level of a public concern. Since the start of 2026, computer compromises affecting professionals across North
A home that has a deck that doesn’t match stands out like a sore thumb. Keep these design elements in mind to ensure yours feels like a part of your home. The post How To Design a Deck That Feels Like Part of the Home first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
The Stow-Munroe Falls City School District Board of Education approved $1.2 million in budget reductions for 2026-27 and ended traditional open enrollment in favor of a tuition-based model ($2,500 K-11, $2,000 grade 12), while also celebrating choir state ratings and recognizing community 'heroes.'
Good Wednesday morning — spring is in full swing across Northeast Ohio, and we’ve got a compact roundup of what mattered locally in the last 24 hours to help you get going.
Taurus season anchors the week with slow, sensual energy — a reminder to favor steady gains over flash. Today’s skies pair that Earth-rooted calm with a quickening spark from Mercury and Mars, push...
If you want your home to last for decades on end, you need a home care routine that incorporates mold prevention. Here’s how to fit it into current processes. The post How Mold Prevention Fits Into Long-Term Home Care first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
Solon Police logged a violent jail booking that left a corrections officer with a head injury, a suspicious package of unmarked pills mailed from a vacant Michigan lot, two menacing reports at local businesses, multiple OVI arrests including drivers clocked at 80 MPH and 54 MPH, and a loaded handgun recovered during a traffic stop.
The presentation will be a rare opportunity to see vintage films and performances by the trio, some not seen for over sixty years. The word you’ll hear over and over will simply be “Wow!” You will not want to miss this very special presentation. Speakers Janice and Mike Olszewski will also have thei
MACEDONIA, Ohio – The Nordonia Varsity Knights scores from Monday’s action reflected a day of high-stakes competition across the diamond. In a classic pitchers’ duel, the baseball team fell to Wadsworth in a shutout performance despite a strong outing from the mound. Meanwhile, the Lady Knights soft
Ravenna City Council heard a positive finance audit with a $7.8 million General Fund balance, approved a 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD for the water plant from a local dealer (saving roughly $4,000), and discussed downtown foot patrols, a new safety grant, and ongoing ward redistricting.
When Brian L. Hairston looked at what kind of business to build, he wasn’t just thinking about revenue. He was thinking about his nine grandchildren. Hairston recently launched Mr. B’s Wonderful Laundry Company, a pickup and delivery wash-and-fold laundry service designed to take a time-consuming ch
The Sun rests in steady Taurus today, grounding restless impulses with earthy patience while Venus casts a soft, sensuous glow over relationships and money matters. Mercury sharpens practical detai...
Good Tuesday morning — happy spring in Northeast Ohio. We’ve got a mix of playoff energy, pet adoption drives, local real estate shifts and neighborhood updates to help you start the day.
After a near-perfect draft from Andrew Berry in 2025, many fans thought that it was... The post Build the Andrew Berry Statue appeared first on Cleveland Sports Talk .
Knight Watch: A weekly Nordonia Sports Roundup written by student reporter Christopher Hovanetz, sharing highlights and updates from across Knight Nation — all year long. Nordonia Knights Athletics Newsletter Baseball: Knights Look for Revenge Against Twinsburg The Nordonia Knights baseball team has
The Cavaliers advanced to the second round of the NBA playoffs by beating the Toronto... The post Cavaliers Second Round Preview: Detroit Pistons appeared first on Cleveland Sports Talk .
SUMMIT COUNTY, OHIO—On any given day at Summit County Animal Control, there are about 85-90 dogs on average awaiting the next chapter of their life. Maybe they got lost on their way home and are patiently waiting for their owner to pick them up. Maybe they got loose, or maybe they were tragically le
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Lisa's Treasures Mother's Day Sidewalk Sale: 50% off purses, handbags & wallets; luggage $5–$10. 9425 Olde 8 Rd. Unit #6, Northfield Center.
Community — Northfield Center
Legacy Village dining transformation underway — EVOO open, Shinto, Saffron Patch, and The Legacy coming in 2026
Business & Commerce — Lyndhurst
Vallourec breaks ground on $48M manufacturing line at Youngstown plant
Business & Commerce — Youngstown
Charter Next Generation investing $106.3M in 157,000 sq ft expansion on Lexington campus
Business & Commerce — Lexington
Solon lifestyle center development advances — brownfield grant extended, vertical construction next milestone
Commercial Real Estate — Solon
Lao Sze Chuan opening second Ohio location in Strongsville SouthPark Mall — taking over former Red Lobster space
Business & Commerce — Strongsville
Broadview Heights approves commercial and medical office development at I-77 and Route 82 — includes UH urgent care
Zoning & Ordinance — Broadview Heights
STEAK Chagrin expanding Tremont concept to former Burntwood Tavern space in Chagrin Falls
Business & Commerce — Chagrin Falls
Great Day Improvement (Hudson) operating 412 jobs across Walton Hills, Bedford, and Twinsburg facilities
Business & Commerce — Hudson
Master Chrome brownfield site at 5709 Herman Ave. in Gordon Square fenced off; building demolition starting soon, contaminated soil removal to follow
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
West Side Market's $50M renovation continues — KeyBank Produce Arcade section reopened January 9 after extensive HVAC and electrical upgrades
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University's Adelbert Gym at 2128 Adelbert Rd. undergoing $7.9 million renovation in University Circle
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
Barnes & Noble planning 60-store national expansion in 2026; Northeast Ohio locations to be determined
Business & Commerce — Northeast Ohio
Major light-industrial, warehousing, and life sciences development planned near Cleveland Hopkins Airport — details emerging
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
Ambler Apartments on West 26th Street in Ohio City: 109-unit residential building continuing construction into 2026
Commercial Real Estate — Cleveland
Rosy, a new restaurant concept by the team behind Cordelia, opening at 2912 Church Ave. before the holidays
Business & Commerce — Cleveland
Paper Tiger and Juliet — two new fine dining concepts by HSB Architects and Panzica Construction — under construction at Northeast Ohio locations
Business & Commerce — Northeast Ohio
Mentor road resurfacing project begins on Tyler Blvd next week
Public Works — Mentor
Lakewood Planning Commission agenda posted for March 11
City Council — Lakewood
Twinsburg fire department accepting summer camp registrations
Community — Twinsburg
Canton zoning board meeting rescheduled to March 20
Zoning & Ordinance — Canton
Rocky River library hosting free tax prep through April 15
Community — Rocky River
Brunswick water main flushing scheduled March 10-14
Public Works — Brunswick
Cuyahoga Falls concert series lineup announced for June