Mentor, Ohio, is accepting proposals for a $2 million Civic Center Recreation Waterslide project, with bids due by December 20, 2024, and completion expected by May 23, 2025.

The family of Davion Flanagan, who died in a car crash, established a scholarship for aspiring barbers in his honor, with the first award given to Melissa Aviles.

Lakewood reintroduces rock salt distribution for residents to combat winter ice, allowing up to 5 gallons per household.

The City of Mentor outlines measures to reduce waterway pollution in winter, suggesting less salt use, sweeping up excess, using alternatives like sand, picking up pet waste, and proper disposal of hazardous materials.

The City of Mentor has extended its yard waste collection to December 20 due to a snowstorm. After a temporary halt on December 9, collections resumed on December 9.

Mentor's annual Community Tree Lighting Ceremony will be held on December 3 at the Mentor Municipal Center. It will feature holiday music, Santa Claus, and light refreshments.

The City of Mentor warns of potential yard waste pickup delays due to winter conditions and asks residents for patience as crews work through these challenges.

Cleveland's WinterLand Tree Lighting Festival featured family-friendly activities, ice skating, live music, and fireworks, with hundreds attending the longstanding city tradition.

Akron celebrated its holiday kickoff with the Welcome Santa Parade and the $17 million renovation of Lock 3 Park, featuring new amenities and activities.

The City of Mentor has announced a yard debris collection following a recent snowstorm, instructing residents to prepare debris for pickup by December 6.

Samaria Rice marks the 10th anniversary of her son Tamir's death, advocating for police reform and supporting young people through the Tamir Rice Foundation.

The Kaulig Companies Championship at Firestone Country Club raised over $1.3 million for local charities in Ohio.

The Tuscarawas Valley community commemorates the first anniversary of a crash that killed three students and three adults by holding memorial events.