The Century Village Museum’s series of events celebrating America’s 250th anniversary will continue by welcoming local Ohio historian Dr. Dan Rager for an interactive presentation about the history of the Maple Leaf Route, an interurban railroad junction in Geauga Count from 1899-1925, on Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. in Burton.

“It is very exciting,” Volunteer Linn...

The Streetsboro School District has a new operating levy on the upcoming ballot on May 5 to alleviate the financial burden that has already required the District to make significant cuts to the teaching staff and athletic programs.

“We have been trying to pass a levy now for 12 months,” Treasurer Brian Haines told The Weekly Villager. “We were on the ballot back in ...

In the 1960s, the TV show The Jetsons promised us flying cars, robot maids, and three-hour workdays. Six decades later, we’re still getting stuck in traffic — but we’re also carrying supercomputers in our pockets, talking to our appliances, and video-calling from anywhere on the planet. The future didn’t arrive as advertised, but it showed up in ways nobody predicted.

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Crestwood third grader Kayden Miller has enjoyed a breakout season with the Crestwood Youth Wrestling Program, becoming the first wrestler in program history to win a state title at the Ohio Athletic Committee meet by going 5-0 in the Division II 75-pound weight class at the Covelli Centre in Youngstown during the weekend of March 28.

It marked the second consecuti...

For the second consecutive season, the Crestwood Red Devils girls’ track and field team opened their season with a statement by capturing the team championship at Cardinal’s 6th annual William E. Fisher Invitational, scoring 117.0 points last Friday evening in Middlefield.

“I think we had 11 girls. For them to come out and compete in multiple events, some that they ...