Daily Wire

Bay Alumni Madness Bowling Event

The Bay Alumni Foundation is having our Alumni Madness bowling event on Saturday, March 26 at Bay Lanes, 27229 Wolf Rd. in Bay Village from 6-11 p.m. This event had to be cancelled the last 2 years because of Covid, but we are encouraged and confident that this year it will happen! The proceeds from ticket sales benefit the Bay ... Read More »

Westlake Schools Happenings…

Westlake Wins GLC Basketball Title The Westlake High boys basketball team overcame a 11 point first quarter deficit to defeat Valley Forge 76-61 Saturday night and win the Great Lakes Conference Tournament Championship. With the win, the Demons improved to 20-2 on the season. The team was led by Ray Ellington who had 23 points and 5 blocks. Greyson Elyaderani ... Read More »

Westlake Community Services February Recap

February Food Drive Westlake is fortunate to have so many generous, giving people in our community! Thank you to the fine individuals at Ground Effects of Westlake for helping to support people in need last week through their food drive at the Westlake Community Services Center. Ground Effects of Westlake held a food drive at the Westlake Community Center on ... Read More »

Avon Living Legacy Award

Lois Shinko and husband Bob are the first recipients of the Avon Living Legacy Award. The Award is an initiative introduced by Mayor Bryan Jensen at Monday’s City Council meeting. This award, the first of its kind, will honor a living resident of the city who has made a significant contribution to the community. Displayed in the lobby outside council ... Read More »

Welcome to Westlake

The City welcomed three new full-time firefighters during a swearing-in ceremony today at Westlake City Hall – Stipe Miocic, Jeremy DiBell and Matthew Kritzer. Mayor Dennis M. Clough administered the oath of office to each new hire and explained how important their roles are for the City’s Fire Safety Forces, which have seen several retirements over the past year. Miocic ... Read More »

LCCC Offers Transitions 2.0 Networking Group to Support Job Search and Career Change

Transitions 2.0 supports individuals in their job search or career change with free monthly networking events that are open to all. Transitions meetings feature short seminars on topics relevant to a successful job search, networking and support. Transitions, sponsored by Lorain County Community College, has scheduled its next four networking events. They are: March 7 – HR Panel – Real ... Read More »

Avon on the Lake Garden Club to Meet

The next Avon on the Lake Garden Club meeting will be March 3, 2022 at the Avon Lake Public Library. The meeting will be open for the community at 1pm Our program for this month will be by Horticulturalist, Rob Dzurec who will be speaking about incorporating edible plants into our residential landscape. To learn more or join the garden ... Read More »

City of Avon Safety Town

Brought to you by Avon Parks & Recreation and the City of Avon Safety Forces. The program is open to AVON residents that will be entering Kindergarten for the 2022-23 school year. Sessions: June 13-17; June 20-24 and June 27-July 1. Online registration will open March 1 at 8 a.m. Visit http://avonrec.activityreg.com for details! Registration deadline: May 1 or when ... Read More »

Avon Early Childhood PTA Spring Kid’s Kloset Resale Event

Come shop at the Avon Early Childhood PTA Spring Kid’s Kloset resale event which will be held March 19 from 7:00 am – 12:00 pm, at the Avon Middle School Commons Area and Auxiliary Gym (3445 Long Rd, Avon). The Early Bird sale ($5 admission fee) is from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. General sale ($2 admission fee) hours are ... Read More »

Avon Students Excel at Regional Art Show

The 54th annual Lorain County Region Scholastic Art Exhibit, sponsored by Nordson Corporation, is running now through Friday, March 11 at Lorain County Community College’s Beth K. Stocker Art Gallery. This exhibit draws from public, parochial, and private middle, high schools and homeschoolers from Lorain, Erie, and Huron counties. Art teachers enter more than 1,200 original works of art from ... Read More »