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Portage County voters look forward to the end of political season

Kim Borucki, of Garrettsville, brought her son Noah Hoffmann out to vote for his first time. She wanted to make

Janine Tiffe Kent resident Janine Tiffe is volunteering today as a non-partisan worker, someone who’s not affiliated with any political

William Childers Poll Workers are a massively important part of election day. Without people volunteering for this civic duty, it

The Portage County NAACP condemned the Rootstown Board of Education’s decision to appoint two white men involved in youth football

Ky Kallinowski and Gershon Harrell The Kent City School District shut their doors in March due to the spread of

By Becca Sagaris, Shelby Reeves and Sara Al Harthi KENT, Ohio — The Merriam-Webster definition of diversity is “the practice

Food Stamps (now known as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP) began in 1939 but many Americans still don’t know

By Molly Heideman and Michael Indriolo Although the pandemic initially shuttered all three of the bars he owns in Kent,

A new renewable energy project in Cleveland is under the microscope due to its potential impact on the bird population,

Ohio’s state legislators hope to tell those affected by racism, “we hear you, we see you and we value you