New Boy Scout Troop Grateful for Donation
Area Boy Scouts of America members attended an informal hand-off of equipment to a Parma-area troop Sept. 17 at the Boy Scout Lodge in Middlefield Village.
Read this article »Cardinal AI Program Could Limit Cyberbullying, Sextortion
CyberSafely.ai founder Neal Alexander introduced a program that could protect students from the many pitfalls of social media to the Cardinal Schools Board of Education Sept. 13.
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Chardon Schools Treasurer, Staff Honored for Second Consecutive Year
The Government Finance Officers Association of the U.S. and Canada once again recognized Chardon Schools Treasurer Deb Armbruster and her staff for excellence in financial reporting.
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Chardon City Council All Aboard With New Murals
Chardon City is about to get a splash of new color after city council members agreed to have local artist Elliott Miller paint two new murals on the pump filtration building on Park Avenue.
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ODOT’s Long Road Home to End This Fall
It’s been a long, long road for the Ohio Department of Transportation to complete its new complex in Middlefield Village and the journey is not over quite yet.
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Senior Health Fair Brims with Offerings Oct. 2
CBT Tree, Boost Mode Vitadrip Spa and others will be joining the mix of vendors at this year’s Senior Health and Wellness Fair from 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 2 at the Geauga Family YMCA in Munson Township.
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South Farm Hosting the Buckeye Sheep Dog Trial in October
Historically, South Farm in Middlefield Township has focused on horses.
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Chardon Chamber Highlights Community Connections with Lunch & Learn Event
Local business leaders gathered in the Chardon High School cafeteria Sept. 13 to “Lunch & Learn” during the annual State of the School event sponsored by the Chardon Area Chamber of Commerce.
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UH Geauga Launches New Veterans Program
The bond forged through shared experiences and values between brothers and sisters in arms creates a kinship like none other.
Read this article »Bainbridget Trustees to Appeal Farm Ruling
Bainbridge Township Trustees voted Sept. 11 to appeal Geauga County Common Pleas Judge Carolyn Paschke’s ruling on Kelly’s Working Well Farm and the Chagrin Valley Learning Collective.
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