April Helms

2 weeks ago | beaconjournal.com | April Helms

As of the morning of Sunday, May 18, around 8,500 people remain without power after the thunderstorms and high winds that rolled through northern Ohio early morning on Saturday, May 17, according to FirstEnergy. This number incudes 92 people in Medina County, 959 in Portage County, and more than 6,000 in Summit County, according to the FirstEnergy outages map. Especially hard hit was the area around Clinton and New Franklin, where more than 800 customers are reported to be without power.

3 weeks ago | record-courier.com | April Helms

The Rockne's Pub in Stow may have recently closed, but the building won't be empty long, and the family that has run restaurants at that location will stay. Rockne's, on Hudson Drive, officially closed May 12, the day the franchise license expired, said owner Dan Mazzola. "I have a son and a nephew that have worked for me for more than 20 years, and they are going to start a new restaurant here in our plaza, a new concept," Mazzola said.

3 weeks ago | beaconjournal.com | April Helms

The Rockne's Pub in Stow may have recently closed, but the building won't be empty long, and the family that has run restaurants at that location will stay. Rockne's, on Hudson Drive, officially closed May 12, the day the franchise license expired, said owner Dan Mazzola. "I have a son and a nephew that have worked for me for more than 20 years, and they are going to start a new restaurant here in our plaza, a new concept," Mazzola said.

3 weeks ago | cantonrep.com | April Helms

It took rescue crews and municipal departments more than five hours to free a man who crawled into a Clinton culvert drain and became stuck. Lt. Rob Messner of the Clinton Fire Department said that the department received an anonymous call at around 10:30 p.m. May 12 that a man had crawled into the culvert on North Sixth Avenue. Rescue crews would later discover that the man got stuck around 425 feet in. He was extricated and transported to the Summa Health Akron Campus.

3 weeks ago | the-review.com | April Helms

It took rescue crews and municipal departments more than five hours to free a man who crawled into a Clinton culvert drain and became stuck. Lt. Rob Messner of the Clinton Fire Department said that the department received an anonymous call at around 10:30 p.m. May 12 that a man had crawled into the culvert on North Sixth Avenue. Rescue crews would later discover that the man got stuck around 425 feet in. He was extricated and transported to the Summa Health Akron Campus.