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By: Rich Heileman
| BEREA, Ohio — I've visited any number of vintage clothing shops over the years, but none nearly as inviting as The Thrifting Tree at 44 Bridge St.
This year’s inductees embody the very best of Polaris - leaders, innovators, and role models who continue to inspire future generations. Their stories highlight the impact of career- technical education, and the lasting influence Polaris has on its students.
“I have observed that when you visit a country and engage with their arts, their culture, their history, and the people, that you always have an affinity for that place, and you care about what happens to them,” Bond said.
By: Rich Heileman
On Dec. 13 at noon, the community will once again gather for Wreaths Across America, marking Woodvale’s second year of participation in the national tribute that honors those who served and sacrificed for our country.
By: Rich Heileman
fireworks BEREA, Ohio — The beat went on for George Kiteley on November 9th, as the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of the Performing Arts and
By: Rich Heileman
BEREA, Ohio — If you're an area resident who attends local events, including parades, the Harvest Festival and National Night Out, chances are you've spotted Steve Blair, a.k.a. “Berea's Batman”.
By: Rich Heileman
Riker often credits Baldwin Wallace for shaping his path — from the faculty who inspired him to the friendships that have lasted more than 50 years. A member of Pi Lambda Phi fraternity, he still gathers annually with a close-knit group of BW friends and spouses. This tradition started in 1971 and even continued through Zoom during the pandemic.
By: Rich Heileman
Berea, Ohio — Mayor Cyril Kleem, Berea Kiwanis' guest speaker for December, has outlined several major development projects on Berea's north
By: Rich Heileman
Planning began in 2024 under the leadership of Berea Historical Society President Dennis Kushlak, who adopted the theme “From Grindstones to Outer Space” to reflect the region’s growth since its early days as Middleburgh Township.
By: Rich Heileman
This is a reprint from a previous Around The Town community column.
