North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation manages more than 113 acres of parkland and offers a wide range of programs and events for residents of all ages. The city’s 2013 Parks and Recreation Master Plan guided significant growth in facilities and programming over the past decade. The city is now updating that plan to build on this foundation while addressing current ... Read More »
Celebrating Black History Month NRAC Associate Principal Andrea Vance welcomed members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. to our school to engage with students through book readings and thoughtful discussions. Students gained meaningful insight into Black history and culture while enjoying an interactive and enriching experience. We’re grateful for our guests and the opportunity to learn together! Signing Day February ... Read More »
Create Space Showcase: Avon Branch, Now through Feb. 28, All open hours – Drop off your Create Space creations throughout the month of February to show off your skills. Submissions will be displayed until Feb. 28. Baby and Me Story Time: Avon Branch, Tuesdays, 10 to 10:30 a.m.; Feb. 17, 24 OR Wednesdays, 10 to 10:30 a.m.; Feb. 18, 25 ... Read More »
The City of North Ridgeville announces that Meijer has submitted plans for a new retail store on Cypress Avenue. The proposed site is located on the south side of Cypress Avenue, east of Lear Nagle Road. “We’re thrilled to announce that Meijer is bringing its signature supercenter experience to our community,” said Mayor Kevin Corcoran. “This proposal reflects years of ... Read More »
While many students at North Ridgeville High School have placed in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards for 2025, one student, senior Alaya Wilson, has received an American Vision award for her photograph titled, Still. This is an extremely high honor as only five American Vision awards are selected for each county, automatically going on to the national-level competition. Alaya ... Read More »
I hope the holidays brought you time to relax and reconnect. As we welcome 2026, I feel encouraged by the progress we made over the past year and energized by what lies ahead. In 2025, we continued building on the community vision shaped through the Ridgeville Ready Master Plan. Key infrastructure improvements advanced, local businesses continued to invest in North ... Read More »
Congratulations to Holly Swenk, Katie Rogerson, Paul Wolanski and Cali Zingale as they were sworn in as Council members last month. North Ridgeville City Council Appoints Ward 1 Council Representative At its December 15, 2025 meeting, North Ridgeville City Council unanimously voted to appoint Katie Rogerson as the Ward 1 Council representative following a formal application and nomination process to ... Read More »
Thank you to everyone who joined us for Coffee and Conversation Monday morning. It was a thoughtful discussion with great questions and community insight. We were pleased to welcome Kathy Bly and Jeff Sigsworth from the Historical North Ridgeville Historical Society who shared details about the America 250-Ohio display currently featured at the North Ridgeville Branch Library highlighting local businesses ... Read More »
The 2026 Winter Program Guide for North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation is now available and registration is open. The guide covers programming from January through April and is packed with exciting activities for all ages. Visit https://northridgeville.recdesk.com/RecDeskPortal/Portals/50/2026%20Winter%20Program%20Guide.pdf to explore the guide or visit our website to browse and register for your favorite activities today. Many Tot, Youth, Fitness and Adult ... Read More »
Mental health is hard to talk about, but it doesn’t have to be. Join the Keystone Empowers You (KEY) Collaborative for a free QPR training on Tuesday, January 27th from 7 – 8 pm at the LaGrange Global Methodist Church. Come learn how to support a friend, child, or loved one in crisis through this Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) training. ... Read More »
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