Lorain Branding Presentation To Explore City’s Identity And Future Image

LORAIN — Lorain City Council is expected to hear a presentation next month on a branding effort that could help shape how the city presents itself moving forward. Council received correspondence Monday from City of Lorain civil engineer Veronica Newsome requesting time before the Buildings & Lands Committee for a Continue Reading

Burns Road Residents Raise Safety Concerns as Elyria Advances Sidewalk Project

ELYRIA — Residents along Burns Road are asking city officials for additional speeding enforcement and traffic safety measures as Elyria moves forward with plans for a long-discussed sidewalk and multi-use path project. During Monday’s meeting of Elyria City Council, Dave and Julie McFarland addressed council to thank the city for Continue Reading

Norfolk Southern Grant to Help Lorain Police Fund Command Operations Vehicle

LORAIN — A $15,000 grant from Norfolk Southern will help the Lorain Police Department fund the purchase of a new Command Operations Vehicle, according to information provided by Capt. Jacob Morris. The vehicle has not yet been purchased, and the department does not yet have a final total cost for Continue Reading

Jeff Riddell Wins Lorain County Republican Commissioner Primary by 18 Votes

LORAIN COUNTY — Jeff Riddell has officially won the Republican primary for Lorain County commissioner by just 18 votes, according to final results from the Lorain County Board of Elections. Riddell received 9,707 votes, or 50.05%, while Will Schlechter received 9,689 votes, or 49.95%. All 210 precincts reported. The razor-thin Continue Reading

Elyria Announces Bistro on Taylor Liquor License Has Officially Expired Following Appeals Process

ELYRIA — The liquor license associated with Bistro on Taylor has officially expired following months of objections, hearings and appeals tied to concerns raised by multiple public safety agencies and city officials. During Monday’s meeting of Elyria City Council, Law Director Amanda Deery announced the 30-day appeals period had ended Continue Reading

Helmets and Visibility Matter as More Riders Hit Lorain County’s Streets

LORAIN COUNTY — As temperatures rise and more kids and adults take to Lorain County’s streets on bicycles, scooters and e-bikes, one thing is becoming increasingly noticeable across town: many riders are not wearing helmets, and some are nearly impossible to see after dark. In communities in Lorain County, biking Continue Reading

Tower Boulevard Set For Major Upgrade In Lorain

LORAIN — A major improvement project is planned for one of Lorain’s most heavily traveled roads. The City of Lorain is moving forward with a rehabilitation project along roughly one mile of Tower Boulevard between North Leavitt Road/SR 58 and Oberlin Avenue, a corridor known by many residents for rough Continue Reading

Former Ohio Senator, Lorain County Administrator Jeff Armbruster Dies

LORAIN COUNTY – Former Ohio state senator, North Ridgeville mayor and current Lorain County administrator Jeff Armbruster has died, according to a statement released Friday by the Lorain County Republican Party on its Facebook page. In the statement, Lorain County Republican Party Chairman Bob Meilander remembered Armbruster not only for Continue Reading

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