The City of North Ridgeville and North Ridgeville Police Department (NRPD) is proud to announce recent additions and promotions within the NRPD. In a ceremony held at the Police Department on April 29, three officers were sworn into service. Later that evening, others were recognized for their promotions in a celebration held at the North Ridgeville Academic Center. The new ... Read More »
North Ridgeville High School was excited to host its annual Future Fair on Friday, February 21. Designed for students in grades 9-12, this event offered a dynamic opportunity to explore post-graduation pathways and connect with industry professionals. Students attended career preparation and exploration workshops all day and the Future Fair “Convention Floor” was open from 10:15 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. ... Read More »
The gymnasiums at North Ridgeville Academic Center recently transformed into a lively hub of real-world scenarios—a bustling newsroom, a local restaurant, and even a doctor’s office—all designed to help 7th grade students master essential social skills like speaking, active listening, and maintaining eye contact. This interactive event, known as The Amazing Shake, is now in its fourth year and continues ... Read More »
In the May 6th primary election, North Ridgeville voters will be asked to renew three existing tax levies. Revenues collected from these tax levies are used to fund essential city services, including public safety and maintenance and improvements to our transportation infrastructure. These are renewal levies and will NOT increase taxes. All three levies are effective for a period of ... Read More »
Courtesy North Ridgeville Historical Society, northridgevillehistoricalsociety.com School History Today finds us digging into some school history. The first school here in town was built in about 1814 at the center of town- near the corner of Center Ridge and Avon Belden Rd. It was a log building, 18’x22’ and had a large window at one end and a stone fireplace ... Read More »
Monthly thoughts from Councilwoman at Large Georgia Awig Since it is March and St. Patrick’s Day happens every year on March 17, I am reminded of the phrase, “the luck of the Irish”. When we say that phrase it implies that good things are brought to a person because of luck rather than knowledge, hard work, or skill. Sometimes that ... Read More »
The community of North Ridgeville turned out in a big way for Sgt. Sean Ortiz, 33, who passed away unexpectedly from heart complications while on duty on on Feb. 15. Proceeding from Cleveland Hopkins Airport, Sgt. Ortiz’ procession was met by many who stood roadside in respect and farewell on the way to Bognar Funeral Home in North Ridgeville, where ... Read More »
As the primary election approaches Tuesday, May 6, the campaign for Georgia Awig’s re-election to North Ridgeville Council At-large is gaining momentum. Awig has dedicated her tenure to advocating for the needs of North Ridgeville residents, with a strong emphasis on community involvement and public safety. “Serving our community has always been my top priority,” said Awig. “I am committed ... Read More »
Speaker Pro Tempore Gayle Manning (R-North Ridgeville) today held a press conference on soon-to-be introduced legislation that will require students to take a computer science course to graduate high school in Ohio. Manning is sponsoring the legislation alongside State Representative Don Jones (R-Freeport). Key provisions of the bill include: Requires public high schools to offer at least one computer science ... Read More »
On February 25, Mayor Kevin Corcoran and Superintendent Roxann Ramsey-Caserio delivered the annual State of North Ridgeville Address, reflecting on progress and future plans for our thriving city and school district. This year’s theme, “Breaking Ground,” highlighted exciting developments that are shaping the future of North Ridgeville. The city shared updates on new businesses, renovations, transportation improvements, and enhance communication ... Read More »
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