TEAL Art Fest is a celebration of art, community, and connection, culminating in a vibrant Saturday festival at South Central Park. The TEAL Art Festival is expanding this year. Events will begin July 1 with the Storywalk in South Central Park, then expand to include an exhibit at the North Ridgeville Branch Library, a Meet and Greet at Bistro 83, ... Read More »
Join us Saturday, July 25 at LCCC Ridge Campus for the North Ridgeville Farmers Market and shop for items from local vendors. As planning continues, keep an eye out for updates about vendors, activities and what you can expect at the market. Interested vendors should submit this form https://forms.gle/VR5znnXeSZMLU7eZ8 Save the date. We hope to see you there! Read More »
Join local organizations and community partners on July 25 to learn about resources that support mental wellness and overall well-being. Whether you are looking for information for yourself, a family member, a veteran or simply want to learn more, this event offers opportunities to connect and discover support available in our community. Resource tables and community organizations Information, support and ... Read More »
The North Ridgeville Police Department, Kiwanis Club of North Ridgeville and Culver’s of North Ridgeville are teaming up to encourage kids to make safe choices while riding their bikes this summer. Through this program, police officers have issued a BOLO (be on the lookout) for kids “caught being safe” by wearing their bike helmets. Beginning June 1, when officers spot ... Read More »
The North Ridgeville Branch Library is offering Shred Day on June 20 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Bring your sensitive documents such as tax forms and medical records to be shredded onsite in the library parking lot. Each household may bring up to five grocery-size bags of documents. Staples are fine, but no paper clips, binder clips, binders, spiral-bound ... Read More »
Ted Smith Talk: God and Your Brain: June 15 & 22 • 1 PM – Is God just in your head? The amazing answer might be ‘yes,’ but not how an atheist might believe. Neurological evidence suggests our brains have evolved a neuro-physical ability to perceive beyond our sense of self to a greater presence. An encounter with God is ... Read More »
Congratulations Class of 2026! The Class of 2026 has officially graduated! Congratulations to these incredible Rangers on this amazing achievement. “Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance have brought you to this moment, and we couldn’t be prouder. We can’t wait to see all the great things your future holds.” Once a Ranger, always a Ranger! Last Day of School ... Read More »
The North Ridgeville Drama Club production of Seussical, a vibrant and imaginative stage show that brings to life the beloved characters and stories of Dr. Seuss. Performances had their final showings last weekend at the North Ridgeville Academic Center April 10-12 and April 17-19. Seussical weaves together some of Dr. Seuss’s most famous tales, including Horton the Elephant’s journey to ... Read More »
Our city’s master plan is coming to life, one achievement at a time. Look for From Plan to Progress updates to see how we’re turning master plan recommendations into results. Preserve or acquire land for employment uses. As outlined in the city’s master plan, a key priority is to preserve and prepare land for business and industrial uses to support ... Read More »
We are excited to share that Liberty Elementary School has been selected as an Ohio Association of Elementary School Administrators (OAESA) Hall of Fame School. This is a prestigious statewide recognition honoring schools that demonstrate exceptional service, innovation, and commitment to student success. Each year, OAESA recognizes elementary and middle-level schools across Ohio that provide outstanding educational opportunities through effective ... Read More »
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