Munson Twp. Offers Scholarships
Munson Township is offering a minimum of two scholarships for graduating seniors. To be eligible, the student must be a Munson resident, have a cumulative GPA of 2.8 and plan to attend an accredited...
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Advance Directives Oct. 20, 10 a.m. to noon The Geauga County Department on Aging will offer a free advance directives program for Geauga County residents age 60 and older at the Chardon Senior Center,...
View ArticleGeauga Happenings
RC Swap Meet Oct. 10, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cleveland Radiocontrolaires is sponsoring the 15th annual RC Swap Meet at 4200 state Route 306, Willoughby. The event also features hot food, Chinese auction and...
View ArticleChardon Schools Officials Weigh Options as $4.2M Deficit Looms
With Chardon Schools projecting a deficit by 2031, Treasurer Deb Armbruster presented the board of education with a “30,000-foot-view” of the district’s finances and options moving forward Sept. 24....
View ArticleChagrin Falls School News
Chagrin Falls Intermediate School Tigers of the Month for September Chagrin Falls Intermediate School has named its Tigers of the Month for September. The students were chosen by their teachers for...
View ArticleAuburn Career Center News
Auburn Career Center Celebrates Renovations Auburn Career Center will host a Ribbon Cutting Celebration and Employer & Community Partner Open House from 11:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, at...
View ArticleLions Golf Advances to States
One stroke, that was the margin that Phillips needed in order to win the OHSAA District Championship for the second year in a row at Windmill Lakes Golf Course in Ravenna on Dept. 29. Similarly, the...
View ArticleSeniors Spark New Energy for Young Hilltoppers
Match photos click here. Vance Kalingo has entered his second season as head coach of the Chardon Hilltoppers girls volleyball team. In his first season, the Hilltoppers finished 11-13 overall and 5-5...
View ArticleBuilding A Legacy Brick By Brick, Lions Dominate Bruins
Game photos click here. For the 2026 season, the NDCL Lions are focused on a “brick by brick” process approach in which they are trying to leave a legacy by becoming the first football team in school...
View ArticleWorkinger Carries on NDCL Tennis Legacy
Junior Ella Workinger took the baton from graduated NDCL tennis standout Elana Fleming and hasn’t looked back. Workinger is pursuing her third consecutive trip to the state tournament after qualifying...
View ArticleMiller Leads Berkshire to Homecoming Victory Over Rootstown
Game photos click here. Berkshire senior Oliver Miller’s performance Friday night sent the Badger faithful home happy after Berkshire celebrated a 47-14 homecoming victory over divisional foe...
View ArticleTourism Drives Geauga County Economy
Geauga Growth Partnership Executive Director Kimm Leininger led the Oct. 2 Geauga Economic Leadership panel to discuss the economic benefits of some of the diverse facets of the community. “We all...
View ArticleRunners, Walkers Reach for the Stars at Space Race
Clear skies, calm surface winds and moderate ambient temperatures created a safe launch window for the Geauga Park District’s fifth annual Space Race. The out-of-this-world, two-hour race welcomed 280...
View ArticleTeaching Our Traditions to Teach Hunting Skills in Chester
Geauga County youth will soon have a place in Chester Township to learn skills like hunting and fishing. At their Oct. 1 meeting, trustees approved an application from Kenny Leonardi, founder of...
View ArticleYouth Center Inches Closer to Construction
Once an escrow agreement is ironed out, progress may continue on a new youth center the Geauga County Department of Job and Family Services is looking to construct on Ravenwood Drive in Claridon...
View ArticleDon Trask Honored With Stained Glass Studio Dedication
The West Geauga Senior Center celebrated the colorful history of Don Trask Sept. 29 by dedicating a room as the Don Trask Stained Glass Studio, where seniors enjoy creating objets d’art under his...
View ArticleSisters buy Geauga Property Portfolio from Sisters
A Northeast Ohio property management firm owned by two sisters has bought the Siracki Realty portfolio from another pair of sisters, a deal that significantly expands the firm’s residential and...
View ArticleHeutmaker Pushes for Data Center Zoning, Fiscal Transparency
Technology was at the top of Trustee Amy Heutmaker’s concerns at the Oct. 1 Russell Township Trustees meeting. Heutmaker urged her colleagues to get proactive in response to growing concerns over data...
View ArticleSunny Skies, Big Crowds Make Chardon Fall Fest a Hit
Families roasted marshmallows, stuffed scarecrows and sipped cider beneath blue skies and early autumn leaves at Chardon’s annual Fall Fest Oct. 3. “We look forward to our annual Fall Fest every year...
View ArticleOhio’s Fall Open Burning Restrictions Began Oct. 1
Ohio’s seasonal ban on daytime open burning took effect Oct. 1 Under state fire law, open burning is prohibited from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. during October and November. The restrictions remain in place...
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