Parade hopefuls have until Aug. 21 to apply, while Lake Anna Park gears up for a Saturday concert and fireworks.

Hundreds gathered on Pearl Road for the 23rd annual reunion, one last hurrah before the aging campus is torn down.

A Lakewood pharmacist's nonprofit is one of six groups vying for the 1911 Cleveland Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse. The application deadline lands next month.

Gates open at noon Sunday as the RubberDucks host a Barberton birthday bash tied to a hometown NFL veteran's charity.

At a Lorain zoning hearing, Chris Barlow said she now drives to Walmart instead of walking to her old Meister Road grocery.

More than 500 free backpacks packed with school supplies will be available at four Lake County stops on Saturday, Aug. 15.

More than 600 dogs, new Fast CAT speed trials and specialty events are headed to Oberlin this week.

Springfield Township’s Cars for K9s show drew more than 200 vehicles, 30 vendors and plenty of community support for the police department’s canine unit.

Cleveland’s Central Kinsman Wellness Collective is bringing back its farm stop with more vendors, fresh juice, hot food and free shuttles.

Beat the Streets Cleveland has broken ground on a headquarters renovation adding classrooms, tutoring areas, showers and locker rooms for local youth.

Cuyahoga County’s Aspire program is cutting enrollment and jail classes after federal funding reductions. Hundreds of adults may now face a wait for GED and job-training help.

A St. Clairsville youth treatment center is under scrutiny after former residents described violence, self-harm and desperate escapes. Missing state records and a proposed Ohio bill add pressure to the case.

Akron’s International Institute is rejecting millions in federal funding rather than limit who it serves. The nonprofit now faces staff cuts and a $250,000 fundraising challenge.