Clay Lepard

After nearly 30 years of ownership, the city of Chardon is looking for a new owner for Geauga Theater.

Hundreds of Portage County residents packed a community informational meeting Friday to learn about and push back against a proposed data center campus just north of the Ohio Turnpike in Shalersville.

Inside the garage of Shawn Shannon's home, a team of volunteers operates like an assembly line, building a massive display for America's 250th anniversary.

Not even two months after a car came crashing into their building and sparked a fire, The Crow's Nest is back open.

Now, the Beck family hopes Geauga County Commissioners will vote in favor of renaming a small 1/10th of a mile dead-end stretch of Osmond Road just north of Butternut Road — to Levi Lane.

The Ohio Supreme Court is weighing how to legally define "place of employment" after a Tier 3 sex offender ended up performing work at a children's summer camp in Geauga County.

It's a big year for the Our Lady of Peace Parish Festival: the major fundraiser moved up the festivities several weeks in order to bring back rides for the first time since before the pandemic.

The Middlefield Swiss Cheese Festival is back for the first time since 1991, drawing crowds to celebrate the village's Swiss heritage and remarkable growth over the past three decades.

Forty minutes before the meeting started, the Shalersville Town Hall was at capacity for Bitdeer’s pitch to township trustees to put a data center campus in a business park next to the Ohio Turnpike.

Hundreds of people passed through St. Joseph Church along Lake Avenue in Ashtabula to say goodbye to the church building ahead of its final mass Thursday evening.