This 2,000-year-old site in Heath, Ohio amazes visitors with its ancient earthworks and fascinating cultural significance.

In May 1954, the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education that segregated schooling was illegal. That didn’t mean ...

Women’s History Month is a fine time to spotlight several women who made an impact in Cincinnati – artists, activisits, an educator and an aviator.

It was a packed auditorium Saturday at the Allen County Museum as audience members took a journey through the history of ...

After 53 days of closure, the James A. Garfield Historic Site in Mentor has officially reopened. Although the National Park Service unit’s Visitor Center remained open to the public, “Lawnfield” ...

The Way I See It Art Smith On Jan. 25, 1786, Rufus Putnam and Benjamin Tupper started promoting the idea of forming the Ohio ...

Mentor City Manager Ken Filipiak started his 2026 State of the City address highlighting the achievements of 2025 and what’s upcoming in 2026 by reminding the large crowd at Paradigm on the high ...

The city of Mentor wants you to “get ready to rock” with live music, food, and family fun at Mentor Rocks! The lineup for 2026 has just been released to show who is slated to take the stage at the ...

When his John Carroll playing career is over — it’s not, but it’s getting close — the inevitable question will be asked: Is Luke Chicone the greatest men’s basketball player in ...

Explore the long and determined road that women travelled to earn their right to vote during a free program at 6:30 p.m. March 9 at Mentor Public Library’s Lake Branch, 5642 Andrews Road in ...

Three local organizations are teaming up for an after-hours networking night designed to foster meaningful conversations on March 19.

Many people who knew and worked with the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr. are vowing to 'keep hope alive' in honor of his legacy.