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Over the last two decades, Mentor's been giving motorheads and their families a place to participate in one of the holiest rites of automotive enthusiasm: the car show.On Aug. 11, the city continued its tradition with what's now known as the Mentor Cruise-In.

About 50 kindergarten students from Royalview Elementary in Willowick excitedly boarded a school bus the morning of Aug. 10. It wasn't the first official day of school, although they were learning.>> School bus safety a priority before Ohio students go back to schoolFor many this was their first ride on a school bus.

Lake Erie College School of Education and Professional Studies recently partnered with the Cleveland Area Minority Educator Recruitment Association to identify, recruit and graduate minority teachers through a new Teacher Diversity Initiative.

Looking down on people struggling with addictions keeps people sick, Northeast Ohio's Fight Against Heroin founder Amber Strnad said. "We try to drown that out with love," she said. Hope Over Heroin is returning to the Lake County Fairgrounds in Painesville Township Aug.

The local Hobbytown is located at 7982 Plaza Blvd. in Mentor and is currently adding Radio Shack items to its product mix. The national hobby/toy retailer recently announced that it and RadioShack are partnering to bring the iconic RadioShack branded electronics to 50 HobbyTown franchise store locations across the U.

TOLEDO >> Ohio's fourth-largest city and one of its suburbs are backing a federal lawsuit that's seeking to force action on Lake Erie's persistent algae problem.Toledo and the city of Oregon filed a joint motion Friday in support of a lawsuit environmental groups have filed against the U.S.

The Maple Mountain Chorus of Sweet Adelines, Intl., invites women of all ages to attend Guest Night at 8 p.m., Sept. 24, at St. Andrew Episcopal Church, 7090 Little Mountain Road in Mentor. The group looks forward to meeting with those interested, as well as inspiring those in attendance with the opportunity to learn and perform a song with the chorus in the Nov.

It appeared as though Mother Nature offered a hearty "sl#xe1;inte mhaith!" (a toast to good health in Irish Gaelic) to opening day of the 20th installment of Lake County's Ohio Celtic Festival Aug.

A 37-year-old Cuyahoga County man faces numerous felony offenses following his arraignment Aug. 10 in Painesville Municipal Court, records there show.Michael G. Blackburn, whose court file shows is a resident of 3434 Brookfield Road, is accused of trespassing in an occupied structure in Lake County on numerous instances on Oct.

You didn't have to ask Angela Lundi and her 2-year-old grandson, Jaxon Kelleher, to name their favorite part of the 2018 Remarkable Lake County BBQ.Their matching T-shirts gave away the answer."We're here to see Batman," said Lundi, who resides in Mentor, as does her grandson.Lundi said Jaxon's mom bought them the black T-shirts, featuring a yellow circle with the familiar black Batman logo, before they came to the barbecue, held Aug.