Kent’s silk mill was the topic of a recent Tap Talk at the North Water Brewing Co., and it turns out that the building has been just about everything but a silk mill.
Gen and Jud Smith, owners of the Brimfield Bread Oven, wondered if anyone would come to their community pizza party, and were they surprised and pleased when the crowd began gathering before the 4 p.m. start time.
Suffield’s annual Memorial Day Parade, featuring perfect cooler weather, was one of the biggest parades ever for the township.
Standing Rock Cultural Arts in downtown Kent is hosting “Who Was Edwin George?” an exhibition featuring artwork by the late Cherokee artist Edwin George.
Mary Lynn Bush — longtime assistant principal at Theodore Roosevelt High School in Kent — is retiring after 15 years of service in the role.
One of the largest classes in the program's 32 year history, with 36 participants, wrapped up the class year with a dynamic immersion in leadership philosophies followed by the graduation ceremony at 3:30 p.m.
The Kent Community and Northeast Ohio are mourning the loss of one of its great individuals, Maurice “Uncle Mo” Drake, who passed away on the morning of June 14, 2024.
These days, Palmyra Township’s Old Stagecoach Inn is a deteriorating hulk, but it's soon to be the subject of a Discovery Channel documentary set to air in late 2024 or early 2025.
There’s a new addition to Kent’s Heritage Park, and it’s here for the long haul.
Perhaps you have noticed that the name Holly Woods has been popping up here and there, leaving many wondering who...
Bell tent glamping — or glamourous camping — has become a popular pastime among campers who want to experience nature with comfortable beds, nightstands and coffee tables.
Two Atwater women participated in a real-life Forrest Gump run Friday, April 12, when they joined U.S. Navy lieutenant Paul Johnson on his cross-country run.