Bryson Durst

In a Holden Arboretum greenhouse lined with rows of potted trees, researcher David Burke points to dark banding patterns on one leaf – a sign of a relatively new disease that is afflicting area bee…

Lake Metroparks and its partners gathered on April 30 to celebrate the recent opening of the first phase of the Lakefront Trail, and one agency announced plans to offer additional funding as offici…

With their senior year of high school drawing to a close, a group of Riverside students recently met with local employers and learned about post-graduation job options at the school’s second annual…

Concord Township Administrator Andy Rose recently announced that he is revisiting the concept of using a single township-wide waste hauler in response to resident feedback. Rose spoke with represen…

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Willoughby Western Lake County Chamber of Commerce hosted officials from its communities on April 23 at La Vera Party Center in Willoughby Hills to discuss the “State of the Citi…

A Painesville fourth-grader recently returned from his first national chess tournament with a fifth-place finish in his section and an opportunity to meet chess grandmasters. Chestnut Elementary Sc…

The Riverside School District is inviting community members who are interested in contributing to its facilities planning process to apply to join a steering committee. Riverside is looking to choo…

A 1-acre minimum lot requirement will remain in place at 9501 Chillicothe Road in Kirtland after City Council rejected an applicant’s request to rezone the site for a proposed residential developme…

The 2024 racing season has kicked off at Painesville Speedway with an expanded age range for free admission and other promotional changes. The biggest promotional change this year is that general a…

Students participate in a lab activity at Kirtland Middle School. (Bob Race)