North Ridgeville Schools asked the Class of ‘24 to show everyone “how it started and how it’s going: Friendship Edition”. Each of the participants were given a Free Scoop coupon from NR Culver’s. Vinnie Farago and friends won a gift basket of candy and gift cards. “Thanks to all for participating!” Congratulations Class of ’24! Read More »
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Act of Kindness
Sometimes a small act of kindness can have the biggest impact. NRCS student, Mason O., used that act to help comfort Euclid Police officers after the loss of one of their own. Here’s the story from North Ridgeville schools: “There are so many special things about being part of the North Ridgeville Schools community, but it begins and ends with ... Read More »
Georgia, On My Mind: Whole World of Possibilities
Monthly thoughts from Councilwoman at Large Georgia Awig School may be out for the young ones but “school is never out for the pro”! Also one is never too old to learn something new. It may be harder to learn new things as you get older as our eyes, ears, and other parts of our body do not function as ... Read More »
NRAC’s Builders Club Helps Those in Need in Lorain County
NRAC’s Builders Club teamed up with Neighborhood Alliance during Kindness week to collect supplies for those in need in Lorain County. They collected items from all grade levels. These items included toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, water bottles, blankets, socks, gloves, and hats. They were able to fill 118 backpacks full of these items and gave them to Neighborhood Alliance ... Read More »
McDonald’s Northeast Ohio 50k Round-Up Recognition
The North Ridgeville McDonald’s, owned by Jason Payne, had the Round Up for RMHC transaction that pushed this month’s Round Up total to over $50,000! Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northeast Ohio (RMHC NEO) celebrated the moment with Jason Payne, Joe Mulheren, Stephanie DiDonato, Paige Haytas and Jennifer Winters. Round-Up for RMHC® is quickly becoming the leading source of support ... Read More »
Ridgeville Students ‘Flip the Script!’
In an exciting twist on the traditional Amazing Shake competition, the LCCC Ridge Campus hosted the innovative “Flip the Script” event last month. Designed to test and enhance essential interpersonal skills, the event invited parents and community members to step into the spotlight while answering interview questions, holding meaningful conversations, and advocating for themselves. For the last three years, all ... Read More »
Safely Viewing the Solar Eclipse
Dr. Beth Lin of Nuwave Vision in Westlake, Ohio reminds the community of important safety measures to prepare for the upcoming Eclipse. On April 8th, for the first time since 1806, our local neighborhoods will experience a Total Solar Eclipse, with darkness expected to occur for approximately 4 minutes. To avoid permanent vision damage, including retinal burns that can alter ... Read More »
LCCC Nursing Graduates Outpace State and National Exam Rates
The number of Lorain County Community College nursing graduates who passed the 2023 National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) has outpaced state and national rates, according to information from the Ohio Board of Nursing. Out of the 116 LCCC associate degree nursing (RN) graduates who took the NCLEX-RN in 2023, 93.04% passed, well surpassing the state average of 86.73% and the ... Read More »
North Ridgeville Branch Library Levy Renewal
On March 19, voters will be asked to consider Issue #8, a 1.91 mill renewal levy which will provide operating revenues for the North Ridgeville Branch Library. Operating revenues are used for building maintenance and renovation, maintaining and growing the collection of books and other loaned items, program supplies, technology, staffing and more. Visit Q&A for more details. Read More »
Ambulance and EMS Levy Renewal
Issue 7, a proposed 2.25 mill levy renewal, is on the March 19 ballot, which will provide funds for staffing and equipment needed to operate the City’s paramedic service. Because the levy is a renewal, it will not result in any additional taxes to property owners. In 1995, North Ridgeville voters passed the City’s first paramedic levy. Those funds were ... Read More »
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