If you have been planning on vacationing at one of the campgrounds in Ohio this summer, you might actually still have a chance to do so. It has been announced by Lt. Gov. Jon Husted during the daily coronavirus briefings that the state’s campgrounds will reopen starting on May 21. From WJW Fox 8 News […]
The State of Ohio has now set an exact date for reopening all of its BMV locations. Lt. Gov. Jon Husted announced on May 14 during the daily briefing that the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles will start to open back up again to the public on May 26. From WJW Fox 8 News Cleveland: […]
If you were concerned that you might not be able to swim in a pool this summer, the State of Ohio now has an answer. Lt. Gov. Jon Husted says that on May 26, during the daily briefing with Gov. Mike DeWine, “public swimming pools and pools at clubs can reopen.” In other words, depending […]
For all of fitness and health fanatics, there is finally some good news out there! It has now been announced by Lt. Gov. Jon Husted that all of the Ohio gyms and fitness centers will reopen on May 26, after being closed for two months due to the coronavirus pandemic. Part of the Responsible RestartOhio […]
The University of Akron is making a lot of cuts due to the $65 million shortfall in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. On May 14, UA has announced that three of its “intercollegiate athletics programs” will end after this current academic school year. Getting the boot are men’s cross country, men’s golf, and women’s tennis. […]
Another summertime staple in the Greater Cleveland area has been cancelled over COVID-19 concerns. Wade Oval Wednesdays, which has been a free weekly event at University Circle on the east side for several years, and “known for its diverse music lineups, film showings and food trucks,” will not go on this year in order to […]
A beloved face in Cleveland television is facing a serious health battle right now. Longtime weatherman Dick Goddard, who had worked at KYW Channel 3 (now WKYC) from 1961 to ’65, and at WJW/WJKW Channel 8 from 1966 to 2016, has been giving those forecasts for decades, and has been a fixture is local households […]
The people that work and live in that big house on Pennsylvania, ave in Washington D.C. seem to be able to get tested everyday for COVID-19, but the coronavirus still somehow got in, but we keep hearing to get us out of the COVID-19 pandemic there needs to be more testing. so how tragic is […]
There are some changes taking place with some upcoming Broadway shows in Downtown Cleveland. Playhouse Square has announced several of the productions from the KeyBank Broadway Series is being rescheduled for not only later in 2020, but also in 2021. ‘Hamilton,’ ‘Disney’s Frozen,’ ‘The Cher Show,’ and ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ are among the shows […]
The 2019-2020 season for the Cleveland Monsters is now over. With concerns involving the coronavirus disease, the American Hockey League, in which the Monsters is a part of, has “voted” to end the rest of the current season for all its teams. Not only will the remaining games not take place, but the Calder Cup […]
It seems like a long time coming, but seems like the new normal change is gone come with the re-opening of some local hot spots after they had been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Although continued sheltering in and continued social distancing is recommended, there is light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel. […]
Just 8 days after Chaka Khan asked fans for prayers, many on Twitter are reporting singer Betty Wright has died at age 66. Here's what we know.