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Inside Look at Churches Tax Exemption, 501c3’s and More

The United States is home to more than 1.5 million non-profit organizations. According to the International Revenue Service (IRS) subsection

The 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) swept the nation by a storm, with extensive travel restrictions and procedures in place for

Ashley Pamela was on track to go to the University of Toledo on a full-ride scholarship. She looked forward to

When David McIntyre started at the Portage County Dog Warden’s Office in 2008, the department was bringing in about 1,000

By Sam Karam and Kellie Nock Image courtesy of Kent Roosevelt High School Kent Roosevelt High School (KRHS) is partnering

There can be evident risks when purchasing or residing in an older home, such as outdated heating sources, structural issues

President Beverly Warren gave her annual State of the University Address and highlighted the achievements of the university and the

Traversing through dirt mounds and fields of saplings in a white Ford truck at the Klyn Nurseries, Hilarino Sanchez scans

An application for a bright future in Streetsboro
Backyard chickens: the latest Streetsboro debate
Rich in Wealth & Community – The City of Kent’s Ward 1
Downtown Kent looks forward to new projects and reflects on historic past
Walk the Wards – Ward #4
Ward five council works toward better housing, walkability for residents
Kent’s Ward 3 is rich in history and culture
Remodeling the City of Kent’s Ward Six
Kent’s ward two features parks, safe neighborhoods and struggling businesses
Expansion of solar on Kent State’s main campus to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by at least six percent
Discoverer of Kent Bog and Herbarium Founder Dies
Portage County residents struggle to purchase nutritious groceries