The relationship between a handler and K9 is often built on loyalty and partnership.

Several weeks after launching a Change.org petition urging Chardon Schools to delay the start date of the academic year until after Labor Day, Genny Pavlick appeared before the Chardon Schools Board ...

Berkshire Schools is opening doors for future generations this year with its first girls wrestling club. “Getting to be a ...

Parkman Township officials celebrated Feb. 17 after winning a legal battle to prevent a gas station and convenience store from being built near the township square.

An investigation has been opened into CASA for Kids Executive Director Mary Ruth Shumway after letters that appear to endorse a candidate for Geauga County juvenile/probate judge were distributed, ...

After nearly two years of discussion — and a few clogs — environmentally-friendly Green Flush restrooms are set to be installed at Oberland Park, with completion expected within the next few weeks.

A Geauga County grand jury recently indicted Manuel Alfred Cisneros II, 63, of St. George, Utah, on multiple charges related ...

Plans for a European-style holiday market on Chardon Square inched forward slightly Feb. 12, though members of Chardon City Council expressed continued caution.

The Amish taxi driver whose license was suspended when he hit and killed a Middlefield motorcyclist in October received the ...

Funeral services for Dolores M. “Dolly” (nee Saywell) Sanders, 96, of Willoughby Hills, Ohio, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 26, 2026, at Willoughby Hills United Methodist Church, 34201 Eddy Road, ...

Virginia “Ginny” Lee Tromp Vitanza, age 87, of Mentor, Ohio, peacefully passed away at Hillcrest Hospital. Born on March 11, 1938, to James Lee and Vernatine (nee Sauders) Ransford in Wyandotte, Mich.

Richard R. Shisila, born on Feb. 23, 1948, and passed peacefully on Feb. 15, 2026, just eight days shy of his 78th birthday. He devoted 30 years of service to the Euclid City School District, ...