Madisyn Woodring

BRUNSWICK — Recently, two Girl Scouts donated a buddy bench to Hickory Ridge Elementary School Elementary School, which is where their friendship started.

BRUNSWICK — The city opened a conversation on whether its moratorium on issuing building permits related to cultivation, processing or the retail sale of recreational marijuana should be extended for another six months.

MEDINA — Highland and Medina High School students volunteered to help prepare Thanksgiving meals Wednesday that will be served to the community today.

MEDINA — Boy Scouts from Troop 5137 served their community by serving meals to the public at the Medina Veterans of Foreign Wars post on Thanksgiving.

MEDINA — Hundreds of runners attempted to run faster than a “turkey” during Medina’s annual turkey chase on Thanksgiving morning.

MEDINA — A man involved in the Brunswick Verizon Wireless armed robbery pleaded guilty to three felony charges in Medina County Common Pleas Court on Tuesday.

BRUNSWICK — The city anticipates working on a variety of road improvement projects in 2025.

BRUNSWICK — A group of Brunswick Middle School girls engaged in discussions about topics like peer pressure, body image and managing stress while staying active as part of the school’s Heart and Sole program.

HINCKLEY TWP. — Hinckley residents will switch from Kimble Recycling and Disposal Inc. to Rumpke Waste and Recycling as their trash provider starting in early 2025.

Senate Bill 155, which would have repealed the requirement to construct interstate highway exchanges under certain conditions, will not be moving forward in the Ohio Legislature, essentially pushing the effort back to square one.