Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 2nd of January.
Good morning, Akron.
New Year's Day sees federal buildings, schools, and certain services closed, but some restaurants, pharmacies, and grocery stores like Kroger remain open, while USPS, banks, and garbage pickup services are paused.
The Summit County Historical Society hosts a free open house at Perkins Stone Mansion and John Brown House with holiday decorations and special exhibits, closing until April.
After facing months of financial difficulties and multiple closures, the owner of Melt Bar and Grilled has announced the restaurant's permanent closure.
Akron Public Schools condemns derogatory posters targeting Superintendent Dr. Michael Robinson, with investigations by the police and an internal inquiry into allegations of inappropriate behavior underway.
Greater Akron is under a winter storm watch starting Friday, with possible snow accumulation of half a foot or more through Sunday, and weekend highs in the 20s, affecting commutes.
The Akron-Canton Airport has partnered with Hartville Honey Bee Farm to introduce bee hives on its land, successfully producing and selling honey to promote environmental sustainability and support bee populations.
Cleveland Browns quarterbacks Dorian Thompson-Robinson and Bailey Zappe are uncertain of their starting position for the upcoming finale against the Baltimore Ravens, as coach Kevin Stefanski continues to evaluate his decision.
Despite achieving personal bests including a 1,000-yard season, Jerry Jeudy views his first season with the Browns as 'bittersweet' due to the team's poor win-loss record.
Akron Game Developers Monthly Social Meetup
This event serves as a monthly gathering for local game developers of all skill levels to discuss various aspects of game development and work on their projects.
Highland Square Crochet and Knit Club Meeting
Participate in a community-focused crochet and knitting club at Highland Square Branch Library, which serves a diverse neighborhood with rich programming.
Wreck Like Me Live at The Rialto Theatre
Experience the emotional and poignant music of Wreck Like Me, an artist known for deep, heartfelt lyrics and melodies, at Akron's premier live music venue.
Bryan Scar Live at The Rialto Theatre
Bryan Scar, a rustic Americana artist with influences from legendary musicians, will perform alongside Salem, Ohio singer-songwriter Curtis Conser at The Rialto Theatre, showcasing his latest works and unique sound.
Old Skool Dance Event
Old Skool is a dance event taking place at Kc's Nashville Nights in Akron, showcasing a nostalgic music experience.
Adoption Event at Montrose PetSmart
Meet and interact with adoptable pets at Montrose PetSmart, with an opportunity to inquire about specific animals ahead of time.
Budgeting Workshop by 5/3 Bank
This workshop focuses on the essentials of budgeting, including distinguishing between wants and needs, and setting financial goals for spending, savings, and debt repayment.
Archery Games at Coventry Oaks Pavilion
Participants aged 9 and older can refine their international-style target archery skills while engaging in various fun shooting games with provided equipment and instruction.
Dog Man Lock-In at Northwest Akron Branch Library
This event invites children in grades K-4 to enjoy an evening filled with games, crafts, and snacks themed around Dav Pilkey's graphic novel series.
The Amen Corner Performance
The Amen Corner is a live theatrical production taking place at the Weathervane Playhouse in Akron.
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