Sue Reid

Former Chagrin Falls Police Officer Tim Reed, a U.S. Air Force veteran who will perform at Evergreen Cemetery for this upcoming Memorial Day, was drawn to the bagpipe with one initial goal in mind, he said.

Lopez owner Brad Friedlander will be bringing another one of his former staple restaurants to town.

By SUE REID The Chagrin Falls Merchant Association is taking it to the streets – literally.

In what is a unique project on a smaller footprint than normal, the North Main Street bridge work being tackled by Great Lakes Construction is going smoothly thus far, the Hinckley-based contractor said.

Chagrin Falls resident Mary Ann Ponce saw 15 years of a vision come to real life on Sunday, with the public opening and ribbon cutting of a new retail and multi-purpose space that will serve as a permanent home for her Chagrin Documentary Film Festival.

The president of Tusk, set up to safeguard elephants and other animals, has stepped into the trophy-hunting debate by warning the West not to tell African nations how to run their wildlife affairs.

The young man swaggered along a side street in the Spanish capital. He was sporting tattoos, a thin moustache and wearing a T-shirt with the logo: 'The White Race. Save European Identity.'

In more than five months since their last meeting, the Grove Hill Commission gathered last week, with some members expressing disappointment over the project timeline for the future Grove Hill

As the home of former President James A. Garfield, Moreland Hills’ history is not only important to preserve, but to village resident Maureen Geck, making it accessible is equally vital.

For a local group of talented young pianists, many of whom have performed at famed venues around the world, an upcoming concert holds extra-special meaning.