Major Changes Coming to Lorain County Fair: $12 Million Upgrade Announced!
The Lorain County Port Authority is actively overseeing the redevelopment plans for the Lorain County Fairgrounds, including the addition of new buildings and facilities, as part of a $12 million redevelopment plan that is scheduled for completion in time for the 2025 fair, not this year’s event. The Ross Foundation Continue Reading
Governor DeWine Takes Action: State of Emergency Hits NE Ohio
Columbus– Governor Mike DeWine has declared a state of emergency in eight Northeast Ohio counties following severe storms that caused extensive damage to infrastructure, homes, and public services. The counties affected include Cuyahoga, Erie, Huron, Lorain, Medina, Portage, Summit, and Trumbull. The declaration enables state resources to be mobilized more Continue Reading
Vermilion’s Historic Downtown Gets a Boost: Main Street Vermilion Makes Bold Investment!
Downtown – Main Street Vermilion welcomed the community to an Open House at their newly purchased building, located at 685 Main Street. The event, running from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., was not only a celebration of the organization’s acquisition of the historic downtown property but also an opportunity to Continue Reading
How to Observe the Perseid Meteor Shower This Weekend: Best Practices and What to Look For
The Perseid meteor shower, one of the most anticipated celestial events of the year, is set to peak this weekend. Known for its high frequency of bright meteors, the Perseids are a favorite among skywatchers. Whether you’re a seasoned astronomer or a casual stargazer, here’s how you can make the Continue Reading
URGENT: Our Town’s American Flags Are in Jeopardy—Can You Help Save Them
Support the Flags on Liberty Program: A Call for Donations In Vermilion, Ohio, the Flags on Liberty program has long been a source of pride, uniting our community and honoring our nation. Throughout the year, the streets of Liberty Avenue are adorned with American flags, proudly waving as symbols of Continue Reading
Main Street Beach Revitalization: New Lower Deck Now Open to Public
Main Street Beach in Vermilion, Ohio, has reached a significant milestone with the completion of the lower deck and final phase of its revitalization project. The lower deck, now open to the public, has quickly become a beloved spot for locals. Vermilionites are embracing this new addition, which offers expanded Continue Reading
Governor DeWine’s Storm Response: Timely Action or Missed Opportunities?
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has mobilized state agencies to assist in the aftermath of recent storms that wreaked havoc across Northeast Ohio. The severe weather brought heavy rain, strong winds, and widespread flooding, leaving many communities grappling with damage to homes, infrastructure, and power outages. In response, Governor DeWine has Continue Reading
Main Street Road Repairs Start August 19th: One Last Finishing Touch
The City of Vermilion is set to begin road repairs on Main Street, specifically between Huron Street and Liberty Avenue, starting on August 19. According to Mayor Jim Forthofer, this section of the road will undergo a “grind and fill” process rather than a full excavation down to the roadbed, Continue Reading
Sherod Park to Receive Much-Needed Restroom Facilities Thanks to $85,000 Grant
Sherod Park, a popular destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts in Vermilion, is set to undergo a significant improvement with the addition of permanent restroom facilities. This upgrade comes as a result of an $85,000 grant secured by Parks Supervisor Marc Weisenberger, ensuring that visitors will have access to essential Continue Reading
The Silent Scandal: Vermilion Township Trustees’ Continued War on Public Participation
Editorial Commentary: We went to the Vermilion Township Trustee Meeting. They went into executive session at 6:47 pm and did job interviews that lasted past 8 pm. I left about 40 minutes in, knowing another person was streaming live on Facebook. I had another meeting to cover across town. I Continue Reading