Racial discrimination was ever present when John “Bud” Fowler made his mark on professional baseball in the 19th century.

Inside the building sits an original trolley car that holds historic value, but getting it out before demolition proved impossible.

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Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) announced on Thursday that it is investing $120 million to purchase new ...

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This year, the Greater Cleveland Sports Awards took on a nostalgic air, honoring Cleveland Cavaliers Chairman Dan Gilbert ...

Akron’s certified arborists will plant 1,800 native trees along residents’ tree lawns this year, according to a city news ...

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The City of Akron plans to plant approximately 1,800 street trees this year. During the Feb. 3 Public Service Committee meeting, members heard from Service Director Chris Ludle regarding plans for the ...