Everett Field holds 10,000 years of Indigenous history still being uncovered

Tucked into the heart of the Cuyahoga Valley, near the only remaining covered bridge in Summit County, is Everett Field. At first glance, the 32-acre swath of land looks like any other field. Right now, green shoots of oats and radish cover the land. They serve as cover crops until it’s time to plant sweet corn next year.

Trumbull County Historical Society sets Oakwood Cemetery tour

Trumbull County Historical Society is announcing its special programs for late October and November. Upcoming programs include a tour of Oakwood Cemetery, the inaugural McFarland Speaker Series and a behind-the-scenes exploration of the Trumbull County Law Library. All programs require advance registration. Links and other information appear within the listings.

Snow leopard dies at Akron Zoo

AKRON — The Akron Zoo is mourning the loss of its elderly snow leopard, Tai Lung. At 17 years, 5 months old, Tai Lung was one of the oldest male snow leopards in a zoo accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), according to Akron Zoo officials. The median life expectancy for snow leopards is 15 years, 5 months.

Bistro on Main owners seek buyer who will be true to restaurant roots

Bistro on Main has permanently closed, but the Kent building that has housed a restaurant for more than 70 years will continue that tradition if the owners are able to find the right buyer for the building at 1313 W. Main St. in Kent. The eatery, which closed Oct. 14, did so because of short staffing, said Dave and Cathy Tribuzzo, who owned the restaurant along with their late son, Aaron. "If I had a kitchen crew, I'd open back up tomorrow," Dave Tribuzzo said. "It's turnkey." Cathy Tribuzzo said she and her husband probably would have taken on more of the day-to-day kitchen work if they were 20 years younger. "My husband and I tried," she said. "We worked really hard. But in the end, we wanted his legacy to be positive." A family effort The Tribuzzos say the restaurant was always a family effort, but the initial reason for opening was to lure their son home. Cathy Tribuzzo said Aaron Ruggles, the chef who ran the kitchen at the Bistro throughout its 23 year history, had been cooking at home since he was 8 years old. He thought about going to culinary school, but instead joined the Navy.

5 things to do in NEO: Cleveland history, ghost walks and more

On Saturday, pop into the Otto Moser's pop-up as the celebrity watering hole – which closed in 2018 – is resurrected from noon until 2 p.m. at Wonder Bar on East 4th Street in Cleveland. Learn about the restaurant’s unique place in the city’s vaudeville era with stories and photos from Christopher Roy, author of "Mr. Moser's Neighborhood."

Former department store building in Niles being torn down

A building with plenty of history is only going to be remembered in people's minds now.

Walsh Jesuit girls golf team finishes fourth at states

DAYTON — Several area golfers competed in the Ohio High School Athletic Association state golf tournament Oct. 12 and 13 at NCR Country Club. In the Division I girls tournament, Walsh Jesuit shot a 309 in the first round, which put them eight shots behind the eventual winner Magnificat. They also had a one shot lead over four-time past champion Dublin Jerome. On day two, the team shot a 317, which led to a fourth place finish and is a repeat of how the team finished last year. Sarah Vojtko finished fifth, and Vivian Eich finished 12th individually.

Parkland Library's $6.6M Rebirth Wins National Architecture Honor

A century-old Louisville library that went without library services for nearly four decades has just picked up one of architecture's national honors. Parkland Library, the Carnegie-era branch at Twenty-Eighth and Virginia Avenue, has received a 2026 American Architecture Award following its $6.6 million renovation and expansion. The recognition, reported by...

Crime victim advocate Miriam Fife dies at 86

Miriam Fife, who dedicated her life to victim advocacy around the Valley, has died at the age of 86. Leslie Huff has more on Fife's legacy and how she will be remembered.

Lake Center Christian to stage ‘Newsies’

Lake Center Christian School invites the community to its senior high production of Disney’s “Newsies,” Oct. 29–31 at 7 p.m. in the LCCS Cafenasium, 12893 Kaufman Ave. NW, Hartville. Directed by Brooke Arbaugh and Kelly Beun, the musical brings to life the story of young newspaper...

Alliance festival brings spooky fun downtown

Downtown Alliance was awash in Halloween spirit Oct. 17 during the 6 th Duck Duck Jeep Fall Festival, with a huge crowd gathered along East Main Street for fun for all ages. Vehicle fans could enjoy a large number of Jeeps parked along the sides of the street, many providing sweet treats to area children in costumes during a Trunk-or-Treat. The event also featured food and merchandise vendors and a professional wrestling event with Powerslam Pro Wrestling. This article originally appeared on The Alliance Review: Alliance festival brings spooky fun downtown

The Setlist: Portage County live music for Oct. 21-27

I think we all have had our fill of political ads as the mid-term elections approach with less than 2 weeks remaining of the candidates’ campaigns. Music has always provided an outlet for folks to express their political views, with pioneers like Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie leading the way.

WYNN – Wynn At The Movies

New This Week – Clayface / A Talent For Murder / Wildwood / You. Can See Everything (WIDER release) Quentin Tarantino – Says he has written a script for his tenth and final film, but he’s in no rush to make it. Obsession – Has been named...

Poland to unveil statue of former president

A statue of a young William McKinley has arrived in Poland -- but it'll be another 19 days before anyone can see it.

Award winning author to hold book signing in Warren

Book lovers can meet an award-winning author in Trumbull County Tuesday.

Local film "Dead Man Walking" premiers this week

RADIAN – Akron, Ohio Sludge Metal Crew Prepares To Launch East Coast US Fall Tour Supporting Third Album: Subterfuge

Akron, Ohio sludge metal crew RADIAN continues to slam audiences across the US in support of their third album, Subterfuge, and is preparing to launch their East Coast Fall tour in two weeks. Following shows with The Obsessed, Acid Bath, Midnight, and an extensive Midwest US tour this Spring, RADIAN...

Fall Opening @ The Odd Poppy

🍂🖤 Something Beautifully Mysterious Is Coming to #TheOddPoppy… 🖤🍂. This fall, we’re opening the doors for an evening of art, atmosphere, and a touch of Halloween magic in historic downtown Salem, Ohio. ✨. Think elegant autumn vibes, intriguing artwork, moody details, and a little mystery...