Several grants will support transportation programs for women in crisis
Fund leaders announce BCF has raised $187,000 to date through its "For Bath, Forever" endowment campaign
The Lippman School planting trees in Akron city parks April 15, 2015.
Judy Shepard will share stories about her son's life and legacy at GCEF's "Report to the Community" event
Gifts benefit women and girls throughout Greater Akron
Celebration this weekend.
Informational sessions, first annual meeting to be held in March
Grants support diversity initiatives throughout Summit County
Grants support health and wellness, safety, financial empowerment programs
Report examines employment, early childhood poverty, food insecurity, transportation, growing senior population
Event will be held March 12 at the Hilton Akron/Fairlawn
The Ohio State Buckeyes take on the Oregon Ducks tonight.
Nonprofit leaders invited to attend informational session Feb. 3
The next opportunity for this sort of numerical phenomenon won’t come for another 20 years.
Free interactive app also points toward Christmas tree lots, holiday events and more.
How long the gas will stay under $2 at the Warrensville Heights gas station is anyone’s guess.
Grants support equality education and outreach
Latest grants support food, arts, safety programs
Feds say that Kenneth A. Grant made lofty promises about potential profits from bogus petrol buy-and-sell scheme.
Officials hope to protect biodiversity in the park with contact hunting and contraception of deer.
Legislation passes Ohio Senate unanimously to allow larger cities and townships to create areas where open alcohol would be legal.
Fund aims to raise $1 million by township's bicentennial in 2018
Legislation would address some factors that may contribute to algae blooms near Toledo but not others.
Police monitored and busted one of attorney’s sessions with female client earlier this month.
Average price per gallon as of Monday, Nov. 24, is a half-dollar less than this time last year.
Mayor Gorden doesn’t comment in story reporting he stayed two nights in Columbus on the city’s dime when he didn't have to.
Legislation would legalize something many Ohioans do without leaving the state, light bottle rockets, firecrackers and Roman candles.
Law would set up prohibitive restrictions on surveillance cameras used to catch driver scofflaws.
No serious injuries reported but legendary Athens live music venue/bar sustains heavy damage.
Fund supports programs that promote racial harmony
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend to deliver keynote address
Tour proceeds to benefit Gay Community Endowment Fund
The illness, which primarily affects deer and elk, shows symptoms similar to mad-cow disease.