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A guide to fall fun in Portage County
Upcoming fall events and details on local trick-or-treating
Hardesty: One of the greatest years in the history of Portage County football
It’s hard to believe 1981 was that long ago. But 40 years hence, it remains one of Portage County’s most memorable autumns. It had everything: star power, classic games, iconic coaches.
Letters: In response to the housing inspection mandate lawsuit in Kent
Reader responses to the Oct. 15 article on a landlord/tenant lawsuit against the city of Kent
Franklin Avenue is reopening to traffic, but the Erie Street ice rink is almost here
Franklin Avenue is open to through traffic in Kent, and most of those DORA tables are gone.
Meet the four candidates running for Portage County Municipal Court judge
Two of Portage County’s three Municipal Court judge seats are up for election on Nov. 2. Judges Mark Fankhauser and Kevin Poland are seeking re-election against challengers Wesley Buchanan and Joe Sontich.
Spotlight on History: Frederick Loudin’s song of freedom
We’re republishing this column by the late Roger Di Paolo, part three of his Black History Month series from earlier this year.
Streetsboro is looking to improve sections of state Route 303
Streetsboro City Council authorized city staff to apply for funds to improve traffic at the intersection of state Route 303, state Route 14 and Ranch Road.
A Kent landlord and his tenants sued the city, saying inspections are an invasion of privacy
A group of landlords and tenants in Kent say the city’s 2019 rollout of residential rental inspections is an invasion of privacy, and they’re suing the city to put an end to the practice.
City of Ravenna is seeking Charter Review Commission members
The City of Ravenna is looking for registered Ravenna voters to apply for the city’s Charter Review Commission for 2022.
Tribute to Harry DeVault, legendary Kent State sportswriter
Harry DeVault was a legend long before I arrived at the Record-Courier in March 1994. Harry had covered Kent Roosevelt High School and Kent State athletics for decades by then — decades that included yours truly reading his stories daily in my formative years. As far as I was concerned, no R-C sports section was complete without seeing Harry’s byline in it.
Main Street Kent presented its annual awards to key volunteers and supporters
Main Street Kent gave seven awards to some of its most notable volunteers and supporters at the MSK Awards Celebration on Oct. 7 at the Kent Historical Society Museum.
Chicken is back on the agenda but not the menu in Streetsboro
Urban chickens would be legal in Streetsboro under a new ordinance moving through city council, which heard the first of three required readers before the proposal becomes law.
Bell Tower, Kent’s newest brewery, welcomes guests for a soft opening
Bell Tower Brewing Company hosted a soft opening Saturday for guests to try their beer and food for the first time, ahead of its public opening later this month.
Upcoming Civil War Society program highlights Portage County’s role in the war
The Kent Civil War Society will feature “Signs of Civil War in Portage County” at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12 at the Roy Smith Shelterhouse in Fred Fuller Park on Middlebury Road.
