More than 100,000 people kick off central Ohio’s summer festival season this weekend at the 30th annual Columbus Asian Festival. The two-day festival, which runs Saturday...
The Akron Public Schools Board of Education this week approved $24 million worth of budget cuts that eliminate 285 positions, including about 160 currently filled jobs....
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The Akron Public Schools board voted Monday night to eliminate about 285 jobs, saving $24 million through a combination of layoffs and attrition. The vote was...
Julie Calvert | Opinion contributor The year was 1967. The Cincinnati Bengals were awarded a franchise from the American FootballLeague. Cincinnati City Council had just approved...
We ask Moms and Dads: What kind of sports parent are you? USA TODAY partnered with the Aspen Institute for the Project Play Summit. There, we...
Bloom Hill Farm has added a second location to expand its agritourism, “you pick” events and now offers overnight stays in a rental cottage in Lake...
Intel CEO envisions New Albany Ohio One facility as AI chip leader Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger discusses his vision for the New Albany fabrication facility and...
1. Maifest Celebrate the region’s German culture with beer, food and craft vendors, live entertainment and fun activities for all ages, including Hit Seekers open play...
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City “sports park,” once a done deal, seems dead After almost five years of work, a task force appointed by Gov. Mike DeWine has begun construction...