Kent Historical Society is accepting last-minute RSVP’s for Jim Myers’ personal tour of “Prescriptions for Memories,” the current exhibit at the museum.
There’s no arguing Ohio has good beer. Ranked fourth in craft beer production and home to 290 breweries, Ohioans seem to know what they’re doing.
Kent Fire Chief Bill Myers remains on administrative leave after an investigation that has since been called off, city officials said, declining to state what was being investigated or why.
About 15 acres stretching from the south side of Summit Street to residential neighborhoods in Kent’s Historic South End neighborhood may be getting a makeover.
A local farmer’s plea to move 38 acres of Kent into Franklin Township may head to court after city council members unanimously denied the request.
Black smoke billowing into the skies over Kent around 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 2 was due to a fire at the University Inn on South Water Street.
Late last year, the storied Kent Displays company rolled out its latest product in a line of writing tablets powered by one of nature’s intermediate states of nature: a liquid that can form crystals like a solid. The company’s new VersaNotes are a successor to the popular Boogie Board and positioned as an environmentally friendly challenge to 3M’s Post-It Note.
The Kent Fire Department released a statement Saturday with more details about the Dec. 2 fire at the Kent mill. The full press release is copied below.
Faced with the permanent closure of Kent's emergency room, City Manager Dave Ruller and Fire Chief John Tosko are lobbying University Hospitals to reopen the facility.
Kent schools recently announced receipt of a $2.3 million state grant to expand an advanced manufacturing and innovation center at Theodore Roosevelt High School.
A century-old structure in Kent’s South End will be renovated and put back to use thanks to the new Hometown Foundation, created by Hometown Bank.
Forget winter rests and hibernation. Staff at the Portage Park District are busy planning and preparing for several new projects.