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Grab Your Putter And Head To The Most Ridiculously Fun Mini Golf Course In Ohio
You could spend your weekend doing something sensible and forgettable, or you could drive to Rolling Greens Miniature Golf in Uniontown, Ohio, and spend two hours being genuinely, unreservedly happy. The choice is obvious. Rolling Greens is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you don’t do this...
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Back Home: A Richfield Cape Cod Finds Its Style
After Joe retired from his job in Texas, he and his wife, Terri, wanted to return to Northeast Ohio — but the former Brunswick residents only had a small window to find a home while visiting the area. A friend had heard about a house in Richfield going on the market — it was a Cape Cod.
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Perry resident and indie rocker Brian Lisik talks new music, Don Dixon
Brian Lisik is a scrappy indie rocker who won't give up. That's a compliment. The 57-year-old singer-songwriter from Perry Township seemingly is forever on a quest for more songs and more live gigs. A search for a sound that's both old and new. Finding that balance on his new album, "...presents The Slovak Club," was both haphazard and at least loosely planned. With several albums to his credit, the Akron native and Northeast Ohio recording artist initially set out only to jam with his brother, Craig Lisik, in a low-fi environment. But the resulting songs have evolved into an inspired new studio effort that will please longtime fans but also offer a twist or two along the way. Lisik sought to capture the spirit of an impromptu basement free-for-all that grew into seven new tracks. Highlights include the spunky "Why I'm Here," a bouncy, catchy tune with jangly guitar, varied instrumentation and punk rock gumption − all anchored with Lisik's raspy vocals straight from the gut and heart. Lisik's new material will be featured Nov. 7 in a solo concert and album release event at The Rialto Theatre in Akron, as well as a show Nov. 13 at The Dive
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Small animals provide big experiences at Pure Passions Farm in Kent: Ready Pet GO!
Good things really do come in small packages at Pure Passions Farm. Tucked into the Portage County countryside, the five-acre farm is home to an assortment of miniature and micro-sized animals, including fluffy Highland cows, Nigerian dwarf goats, alpacas, babydoll sheep and miniature donkeys. But this isn't your typical farm...
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Sculpthaus opens reformer-based fitness studio in Hudson
A year after a foot injury, Hudson resident Mel Frontino is sharing with the community the workout that helped her recover and made her feel strong and confident. The Hudson resident opened Sculpthaus at 5840 Darrow Rd. Aug. 1. The studio offers classes similar to Pilates, using reformers that help build strength and flexibility.
Medina County Gazette
Medina deer harvest ahead of last year's pace
MEDINA — Hunters have harvested 37 deer through Medina’s archery program so far this season, up from 22 at the same point last year, Parks and Recreation Director Jansen Wehrley told Medina City Council on Monday. Wehrley updated Council on the program, which began Sept. 26 with the...
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5 Best Restaurants in Akron, Ohio You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Akron, Ohio is a city stitched together by the laughter of neighbors on front porches, the hum of rubber factories past and present, and the scent of something soulful simmering in kitchens both grand and humble. Here, the Cuyahoga River bends through neighborhoods where murals bloom, where the skyline is a patchwork of old brick and new hope, and every block tells a story of resilience and reinvention. Akron is a place where Appalachian roots mingle with the rhythms of Black, Polish, Italian, and new American dreams—a city where every meal is a gathering, every gathering a celebration of belonging.
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This Humble Ohio Restaurant Serves Clam Chowder So Good It Belongs In A Foodie Hall Of Fame
There are moments in life that divide everything into “before” and “after,” and tasting the clam chowder at Salty Mary’s Oyster Bar and Tavern in Westlake, Ohio is absolutely one of them. This is not a drill. Ohio has a lot going for it: great...
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Old and New: Crafty Steere Brings Akron Classics Downtown
Like its Fairlawn and Tallmadge locations, Crafty Steere’s new downtown Akron location preserves food items Akron residents know and love. In addition to being a market, find a restaurant and bar with games when it opens in early 2027, according to its Facebook page. It’s located in the former O’Neil’s Department Store building. “I had an affinity for trying to restore some of the old glory,” says founder and owner Brian Steere. “My realization was [the downtown area] just needed more business.” The market features classic favorites that launched Crafty Steere — items like Our Bar, a rich, creamy cheese spread featuring cheddar and horseradish, and Killer Brownies, triple-layer brownies with fudge and caramel, topped with walnuts, both based on West Point Market original recipes. Also shop Pandora’s Cupcakes, and enjoy deli sandwiches and a bar with 10 beers on tap and cocktails. Stop by the restaurant for a 1/2-pound cheeseburger featuring high-quality beef from Copley’s J. Parker Cattle Co. or the house-made Johnny Romano chicken fingers. Overlooking Lock 3 Park, the upstairs area has rentable event space. Crafty Steere offers a new downtown destination for artisanal shopping and dining while uplifting Akron’s rich past.
Akron Beacon Journal
What's the Hop Shop? Read the deets about this incoming Akron spot
Happy Friday, one and all. It's time for another edition of Bites for Akronites. As usual, I have some Akron food info to share. ● West Point Market is no more, but the "West Point Market Cookbook," originally published in 2008, has been reprinted by the University of Akron Press after the cookbook was out of print for more than a decade. The reprint includes an author's note and signature by Russ Vernon. The nostalgic book features a treasure trove of recipes originally created and prepared by West Point Market staff. That includes, of course, a recipe for the store's original Killer Brownies. Its eight ingredients include a package of chocolate brownie or chocolate cake mix and chocolate chips. (West Point Market used Belgian chocolate chips.) The cookbook features recipes for breakfast, breads and sandwiches, appetizers, soups, salads, pasta, fruits and vegetables, seafood, poultry, meats and desserts. To purchase this keepsake, which costs $40, visit Crafty Steere locations in Montrose or Tallmadge. ● Akron Honey and its new neighbor, Here We Go! Coffee , announce a Lattes & Waffles pop-up party from 9 a.m. to noon on Halloween. Akron Honey will make the gluten-free cornbread waffles, and Here We Go!
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Locals In Marion Have Eaten At Stewart’s Root Beer? No, The Diner They Love Is Kewpee? Try Marion’s Lucky Penny
Ohio has plenty of famous roadside names, and most of them get all the attention. Some of the most loyal followings, though, belong to tiny spots that never make the big lists. Tucked into a small village in Lorain County is a cafe that people happily drive an hour to...
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Kent Bans Feeding Deer and Other Wildlife as Herds Grow Bolder in Neighborhoods
KENT, Ohio — Kent City Council has made it a minor misdemeanor to feed deer and other wildlife, passing legislation Oct. 21 that residents and city officials describe as a first step toward curbing a deer population they say has grown too numerous and too tame, according to the Akron Beacon Journal. The new law […]
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Leadership Hudson serves up March 2027 Restaurant Week
To help local eateries navigate the winter slump while fighting local food insecurity, the Leadership Hudson Class of 2026 is officially cooking up a new annual tradition: Hudson Restaurant Week. Set to debut in March 2027, the multi-day event aims to drive foot traffic into local dining rooms during the...
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Akron Zoo animals play with pumpkins in time for Halloween
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The Legendary Breakfast At This Ohio Restaurant Is So Good It Deserves Its Own Fan Club
Somewhere in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood, on a street lined with character and history, Lucky’s Café is quietly making people’s mornings significantly better than they had any right to expect. This is the kind of place that inspires genuine devotion, and once you’ve been there, you’ll understand...