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The Boneyard is hosting a special watch party for the Golden Flashes.
Take a YouTube video tour of these homes for sale.
If you could make a New Year's resolution for our towns, what would it be?
The Felix family from Dallas, GA received thousands of votes to win Patch's Deck the House contest and $100,000 for their local school district.
The district is recognized for successfully identifying motivated students.
School is recognized for successfully identifying motivated students.
After approval, the document will allow the company to sell equity.
One measure at tonight's meeting denies two 46-square-foot signs for Mayfield Road Pizza Hut.
Here's tonight's meeting agenda.
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Shaker's fixed rate is the lowest of all fixed rates offered to individual consumers, says the PUCO.
Updated 2 p.m.: Most customers should have power by the end of the week.
Severe weather forces district to shutter.
Update: For safety reasons, power crews won't work on restoring lines until winds die down.
UPDATE: Mayfield Village and Highland Heights have joined Mayfield Heights to move trick or treat hours to 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday.