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Akron, Ohio-   Since March, many Akron businesses have been affected  in one way or another due to  the COVID-19 pandemic. Steve Millard, President and CEO of the Greater Akron Chamber explained what their role is in helping the business community get back on their feet and stay there during these times. Watch the video here:

Akron, Ohio –Since early this year, the coronavirus pandemic has changed life as we know it both here at home and worldwide. It has been a roller coaster for one Akron area woman and her family, and she tells her story of how she fought the disease and how she is helping others whose families are

Akron, Ohio – Today, the City of Akron has announced a new collaboration with Akron Children’s Hospital to give Akron families a fun jump-start to summer. Akron Children’s is the exclusive sponsor of the youth wellness program titled “Jump into a Healthy Summer.” The program will kick off the first week of July. Akron Children’s Hospital

Akron, Ohio, July 1, 2020 – All municipal offices will be closed on Friday, July 3rd, 2020 in observance of Independence Day. As a reminder, physical access to municipal buildings remains very limited during the City’s response to COVID-19, and will remain limited until further notice. City offices and services are still accessible via the phone, website,

Akron  – The Akron Art Museum plans to reopen to the public in a limited capacity on Thursday, July 23. Member previews will begin July 16. AAM’s first phase hours will be Thursdays 11 am-9 pm, Fridays and Saturdays 11 am-5 pm. The limited hours will allow for proper cleaning of gallery and lobby areas

Akron, Ohio – Mayor Horrigan has announced a new Temporary Summer Patio Permit, in partnership with Summit County Public Health, to assist local establishments in welcoming patrons back safely. The permits enable restaurants and bars to expand or create temporary outdoor spaces to encourage physical distancing. The City’s Office of Integrated Development worked across departments to

Akron, Ohio– Mayor Dan Horrigan has released a new report which summarizes the City of Akron’s efforts to advance diversity, equity and inclusion in everything from safety and services to economic impact and recreation. This summary is a living document outlining efforts being taken to advance equity across City departments including Public Safety, Human Resources,

Cuyahoga Falls– A new plan has been introduced by the Ohio EPA that could see the removal of the Gorge Dam by 2023. Costs of this project have been estimated at between $65 million and $75 million. The ambitious plan will be funded as part of a joint venture between the city of Akron and