Page 13 of published Community news and community updates from Ohio Tri Cities, covering 571 articles in total.
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Cleveland’s pay transparency ordinance, which requires salary ranges in job postings and bans salary-history questions for employers with 15+ workers, is set to mark its first anniversary Oct. 27. Supporters cite compliance outreach,…
The Cleveland Public Library Board of Trustees approved a resolution to sublease land and build a new Memorial-Nottingham Branch near Euclid Beach Pier. After construction, the current branch at 17109 Lakeshore Blvd. would be demolished…
Teays Valley (2-7, 1-5 OCC Buckeye) is scheduled to visit Logan (1-8, 0-6) at 7 p.m. Oct. 23 in a regular-season finale, according to the Circleville Herald. The Vikings lost 21-20 to Pickerington Central on Oct. 16. The newspaper…
The Wilmington News Journal is accepting entries for its annual photo contest, with selected images planned for the 2027 Clinton County Community Calendar. Photos must be taken in Clinton County; residents and visitors may enter. The…
Russell Township Trustees passed a resolution on Oct. 15 honoring Melinda Redding for her veterans-related work and her documentary My Father My Hero, the Geauga County Maple Leaf reported. The film was screened Oct. 7 as part of the…
A Geauga County Maple Leaf article dated Oct. 21, 2026, says Laura Lindauer began volunteering at Maplewood at Chardon in summer 2025 after her mother moved into the assisted living community, and soon shared her musical talents with…
The Clinton County Leadership Institute opened its 2026–2027 year with adult and youth cohorts. Opening sessions covered team-building and DiSC assessments, followed by History and Government Day tours of county offices, the jail,…
The OHSAA’s penultimate football computer ratings, released Tuesday, show Danville locked into a Division VII first-round bye and Fredericktown, Centerburg and East Knox still in Division VI Region 23 contention. Fredericktown has…
Frontier Communications, now owned by Verizon, told Athens-area customers in an Aug. 7 letter that copper home phone service could end on or after Oct. 23. Verizon says no one will be disconnected that day and that its FCC…
Retired judge Tom Hodson's Inside Courts column says two major cases remain over whether Nelsonville is governed by its charter or a statutory form: the Flowers quo warranto appeal at the Ohio Supreme Court and the Nguyen case, which…
The Miss Clayland Pageant is scheduled for Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. at Claymont High School, with 12 contestants seeking the 2027 title and a $2,750 scholarship, according to the Mercer County Outlook. The report mentions Paige Kuehne’s Miss…
The Morrow County Quilting Guild staged its 'Celebrating American Quilts' show Oct. 3-4 at the Park Avenue Elementary gymnasium in Mount Gilead. Robin Jordan's 'Applique Rescue' won Viewers' Best of Show and first place in the applique…