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Painesville Township: Morris Chiropractic continues over 20 years of treatment
Brian and Misty Morris have provided chiropractic treatments in Lake County for more than 20 years, and they recently expanded their Painesville Township office to offer new treatments and increase… → Read More
Painesville Township trustees to continue Casement development discussions on March 21
Painesville Township Hall was filled on March 9 as residents expressed their thoughts and concerns with a proposed development off of Casement Road. The public hearing was scheduled to consider rez… → Read More
Painesville City Manager discusses new city businesses, projects during State of the City address
City Manager Doug Lewis declared that “it’s happening in Painesville” during his 2023 State of the City speech, discussing the highlights from 2022 and looking ahead to new retail options, developm… → Read More
Sheetz expected to open Painesville location in 2023
Work has begun to add a Sheetz to Painesville, with the gas station and convenience store expected to open near the city’s state Route 2 interchange by the end of the year. The new store will… → Read More
Painesville City announces 2023 road projects
Painesville City is gearing up for its 2023 road construction season, which includes local, state and federal projects intended to improve street surfaces, sidewalks, water lines and more. The city… → Read More
Melridge fifth-graders receive K-9 visit after raising funds for Lake Humane Society
Lake County Sheriff’s Deputy Brandon Savage introduced his K-9 partner to a class of Melridge Elementary School students to reward them for raising money for the Lake Humane Society. Students… → Read More
Painesville Township St. Patrick’s Day parade returns March 12 – News-Herald
Painesville Township’s St. Patrick’s Day parade will return at 3 p.m. March 12 after it was canceled last year due to weather conditions. Township Trustee Gabe Cicconetti said around 35… → Read More
Pickleball courts provide Kirtland seniors with exercise, community
At the Kirtland Senior Center, pickleball provides beginners and advanced players alike an opportunity to exercise and stay connected. “The nice thing about pickleball, I think, is no matter where … → Read More
Harvey High School student develops clothing business to support mental health
A Harvey High School student is hoping to use his business to improve mental health by making clothes with positive messages and donating a portion of the funds to a local nonprofit. Conner Bates s… → Read More
Lake County native Darryl Badley bringing Christian Warrior Radio Network to Northeast Ohio
Darryl Badley Jr. hopes to provide “the voice of the community” when he brings his online radio station to Lake County, combining his Army service, radio experience and local roots to serve veteran… → Read More
Painesville Township Fire Department awarded rescue equipment grant
The Painesville Township Fire Department was recently awarded a federal grant to purchase new rescue equipment and applied for additional grants that will be awarded later this year. Fire Chief Fra… → Read More
Kirtland increases penalties for repeat loose animal violations
Kirtland’s loose animal legislation was recently amended to include stiffer penalties for people who commit multiple violations in a year. Kirtland City Council unanimously approved the changes to … → Read More
Painesville Police awarded grant for new portable radios
Painesville Police Department was recently awarded a grant to purchase new portable radios, a decision that Administrative Lt. Toby Burgett said will help maintain reliable communications. City Cou… → Read More
Painesville Township to discuss proposed development
Painesville Township trustees will hold a March 9 public hearing to review a rezoning request that could add up to 2,047 residences and a new town center to the eastern portion of the township. Pla… → Read More
Painesville City Council, schools agree to new revenue plan for development projects
Painesville City Council and the Paineville City School District recently agreed to a modified compensation agreement for two downtown development sites, with the goal of promoting progress on both… → Read More
Bella Donna Salon and Spa receives Painesville’s 2023 John F. Clair Award – News-Herald
Bella Donna Salon and Spa was recently named Painesville City’s 2023 John F. Clair Economic Development Award winner, with officials highlighting owner Mary Jo Miller’s business and volunteer work … → Read More
Laketran CEO discusses headquarters expansion at zoning commission meeting
Laketran CEO Ben Capelle recently presented plans for the transit agency’s upcoming headquarters expansion to the Painesville Township Zoning Commission, with commission members unanimously approvi… → Read More
Visitors see baby animals, farm work demos at Farmpark’s Farmer Monday event – News-Herald
While they were out of the classroom on a sunny Presidents Day, children who visited Farmer Monday at the Lake Metroparks Farmpark in Kirtland learned about preparing maple sugar, shelling corn and… → Read More
Painesville City school board shelves proposal to reconfigure elementary buildings
The Painesville City School Boarddeclined to move forward with a proposal to reconfigure its elementary schools at its Feb. 13 board meeting, nearly two months after the proposal was first introduc… → Read More
Scott Haymer named Kirtland Kiwanis Citizen of the Year
Local business owner and Kirtland Ward 2 City Councilman Scott Haymer was recently recognized as the Kirtland Kiwanis Citizen of the Year, with community leaders noting his fundraising efforts and … → Read More