Historic District Boundary Signs Installed In Newton Falls
After three years of dedication, research, and community-driven effort, the City of Newton Falls has officially completed a project that celebrates its past while...
Century Village welcomes Dr. Dan Rager for Maple Leaf Route Lecture
The Century Village Museum’s series of events celebrating America’s 250th anniversary will continue by welcoming local Ohio historian Dr. Dan Rager for an interactive...
Streetsboro School District awaits crucial vote on operating levy
The Streetsboro School District has a new operating levy on the upcoming ballot on May 5 to alleviate the financial burden that has already...
Crestwood youth wrestler Kayden Miller nabs OAC state title
Crestwood third grader Kayden Miller has enjoyed a breakout season with the Crestwood Youth Wrestling Program, becoming the first wrestler in program history to...
Crestwood girls, Garfield boys track net William E. Fisher Invitational titles
For the second consecutive season, the Crestwood Red Devils girls’ track and field team opened their season with a statement by capturing the team...
Aaron Gilbert basks in reaching 300 career coaching victories
For the longest time, the Garfield G-Men girls’ basketball program had sought coaching stability and since Aaron Gilbert became head coach in 2007, he...
Hiram College Celebrates Record-Breaking Giving Day 2026
Hiram College is proud to announce that Giving Day 2026, held on Friday, March 27, set a record for donor participation and dollars raised,...
Portage County Pride Fund Launches Crisis Grant Portal April 2nd in Honor of Local Advocate
The Portage County Pride Fund (PoCo Pride Fund), established in 2025 as a community response to the closures of area LGBTQ+ centers, will launch...
Charlotte Jewell
Charlotte (née Pochedly) Jewell passed peacefully at age 103 in her home on March 21, 2026. A life-long resident of Freedom Township, she was...
PCJFS ANNOUNCES 2026 SPRING SENIOR FORUM ON APRIL 22
Portage County Job & Family Services is pleased to announce its 2026 Spring Senior Forum on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, from 9:00 AM to...
John H. Wolfe
John H. Wolfe, 84, of Windham Township, Ohio, went home to be with his Lord and Savior on Tuesday, March 31, 2026. He was...
Huskies’ baseball spins shutout against Wildcats in NAC debut
A year after recording only three wins, the Cardinal Huskies’ baseball team is only one win away from already matching their win total as...
Library Hosts Free Community Baby Shower
A fun- and freebie-filled event for new and expecting parents. Expecting parents and parents of newborns are cordially invited to a free Community Baby...
Hiram Community Trust Grant Applications 2026 – 2027: Deadline May 8th
The Hiram Community Trust was established in 1991 through the generosity of Reign Hadsell, a graduate of the Hiram College class of 1926. Reign...
We’re All Invited
Sip N Shop Vendor Applications Being Accepted Call Today Sip n Shop on Main is taking applications for the event on July 25th from 2-7pm ....
EMS Needs Community Support
On Tuesday, May 5th, voters in Garrettsville, Freedom, and Nelson will have the opportunity to show their support for Community EMS District by supporting...
Portage Animal Protective League hosts Paws to Celebrate Spring Fling
The Portage Animal Protective League will host its annual spring fundraiser while also extending thanks to its wide range of supporters at its Paws...
Garfield G-Men baseball prepared to seize new opportunities
The Garfield G-Men baseball team may be senior-laden this year but will field a senior class where half of the upperclassmen are playing at...
Hiram men’s volleyball swept by Thiel, extends losing streak to eight matches
The Hiram Terriers men’s volleyball team has been plagued with inconsistent play this season and that continued as they were swept 25-21, 25-16, 25-22...
Harold C. Gepper
Harold C. Gepper, 97, of Garrettsville, OH, went home to his Lord and Savior on Thursday, March 26, 2026. He was born in Braceville...
Windham baseball seeks to keep pace amid youth movement
The Windham Bombers’ baseball team had the luxury of blending experience with youth last year and now will rely on a sophomore-heavy core to...
Chainsaw Safety Classes
Whether cleaning up storm damage, clearing invasive species, cutting firewood, or general property upkeep and maintenance, the chainsaw remains a foundational and efficient tool...
Berkshire boys’ volleyball engineers thrilling comeback victory against Rangers
The Berkshire Badgers boys’ volleyball team is already beginning to forge a new identity that demonstrates a gritty attitude, evidenced when they stormed back...
Registration Now Open For Garrettsville Area Community Yard Sales
It’s time to clean out those closets, clear the attic, and turn unwanted items into cash as registration officially opens for the annual Garrettsville...
Garrettsville SummerFest Marks 20 Years, Seeks Electrical Upgrades to Power the Future
As Garrettsville SummerFest prepares to celebrate its 20th anniversary, organizers are turning their attention to a critical need behind the scenes: upgrading the festival’s...
Taking GED Classes Just Got Brighter
The Aspire GED Program at Maplewood Career Center has made attendance for adults matter. Throughout the Spring months Portage County Literacy Coalitions is helping...
G-H Rotary Report
Meeting on March 30, 2026, the Garrettsville-Hiram Rotary entertained guests representing local First Responders groups–plolice, fire, EMS, – from Garrettsville, Windham, Hiram, P.C. Sheriff’s...
Community Gardening Days At The Garrettsville Library
Join us on Saturday, April 18 from 10:00 – 12:00 pm for the first of a series of all-ages, beginner-friendly gardening programs. Help us...
Raise A Pint To JAG
If history with a beer sounds interesting, then head to Garrett's Mill and Brewing Co. on Tuesday, April 21, for the inaugural Garrettsville Tap...
Reasons why Ignoring HVAC Maintenance Can Be Costly
Presented by DeBord Plumbing & Heating of Chardon, Ohio There are countless reasons why ignoring HVAC maintenance can be costly. While many homeowners balk at...
