Upper Arlington, Ohio reflected on 2025 events, highlighting the Ladder 72 push-in ceremony and swearing-in of new firefighter/paramedics as a symbol of tradition and local pride.

Deb Brown celebrates 50 years at Cleveland State University, discussing her journey and the changes within the educational landscape on "Viking Voices Extra." Her dedication reflects the evolution and adaptability required in higher education.

Lt. Matthew Berdysz of the Garfield Heights Police graduated from the FBI National Academy, a prestigious law enforcement leadership training program.

Cleveland will host the 2026 Site Selectors Guild Fall Forum, a key event for economic development, attracting top consultants and leaders to network and explore investment opportunities.

Shaker Heights Police Department celebrates the 30th anniversary of its Citizens Police Academy, which aims to improve relations between residents and law enforcement through education and collaboration.

Cuyahoga County celebrates the first anniversary of the Fresh Water Institute, highlighting its contributions to water security, education, and regional economic development.

Fairview Park's Ward 5 is seeking a new City Council member, with applications open until January 7, 2026. Applicants must meet residency and voter requirements.

Cleveland State University is renovating Fenn Tower and Fenn Hall as part of its Cleveland State United initiative, advancing academic programs and student facilities.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik proposes funding for new contracts with fire and civil service unions, mirroring police wage hikes and health insurance changes starting in 2026.

Avon Lake has approved a plan to convert Erieview Elementary School into a community center. The property was purchased for $500,000 to be paid over five years, with funding from the Recreation Trust Fund.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District Board of Education is meeting to decide on the "Building Brighter Futures Initiative," potentially reducing schools due to declining enrollment and budget challenges.

GPD Group commits to keeping its headquarters in Downtown Akron, with plans to add 120 jobs and expand its facilities, backed by city infrastructure improvements.

Akron, Ohio unveiled its new logo, created with input from over 2,000 residents and featuring elements like a blimp and skyline to reflect the city's spirit and heritage.