Brian Doering

The prospect of retirement has been very emotional for Miniature Cellar Dollhouse and Miniature Store Owner Rosemary Macedonio, who started her business from scratch over 18 years ago.

Kenston Schools Superintendent Steve Sayers once again updated the board of education on the district’s rightsizing plan during a work session May 6. Sayers said staffing plans for Kenston Middle School and High School are 99.9% finished. “Of course, you never know what happens over the course of summer,” he said. “Sometimes, you have unexpected

Bainbridge Township Fiscal Officer Janice Sugarman shared details on the creation of capital project reserve funds after Bainbridge Township Trustees Michael Bates, Jeff Markley and Kristina O’Brien passed a resolution May 6.

South Russell Village is slow-walking a partnership with Power A Clean Future Ohio to help reduce its carbon footprint, said Mayor Bill Koons in an interview May 13.

A new stand-alone football weight room could soon come to fruition at Kenston Schools after the board of education recently reviewed a proposal during its work session May 6.

Staff, students and community members of Kenston Schools recently had the luxury of seeing an immense quantity of artwork at the district’s ninth annual Fine Arts Showcase.

The Kenston Schools Board of Education was pleased to announce May 13 an approved agreement with the Kenston Education Association.

Bainbridge Township Trustees Michael Bayes, Jeff Markley and Kristina O’Brien recently recommended Joyce Taylor as Lifeline, Inc.'s new board representative for Geauga County May 6.

An emotional Brandon Morrissette expressed remorse for bringing a gun to West Geauga High School last year with plans to kill several students as he awaited sentencing May 15 at the Geauga County Court of Common Pleas.

West Geauga Schools Board of Education once again unanimously passed a resolution May 20 to enter into a settlement agreement with Brian M. Ames — this time for $8,275.