Good morning, Akron.

Grace House Akron acquired the Lenora Hall site in Highland Square in August for $2.7 million and will study the 139,000 sqft complex (featuring a 10-bedroom mansion and five-story residence) to guide its next steps in serving the community.

Akron Pulse founders Mac Love (Byron Delpinal) explained their plan to create a new platform that will support and showcase Summit County events.

They detailed why this fresh approach is needed to boost community engagement.

18-week-old blind foster kitten Mushroom with feline leukemia is in need of a forever home.

One of a Kind Pet Rescue said Mushroom loves to play despite her condition and is available for adoption (email [email protected] for details).

Firefighters were honored by local officials on Aug.

12 after rescuing a man whose pickup truck crashed into Nimishillen Creek — a rescue that showcased their quick response and bravery.

Yesterday, wife-and-husband duo Carrie Kekic and Zach Hylton operated the gluten-free and nut-free food truck It's Only Fair at Richardson Farms, serving cheesesteaks, quesadillas, and funnel cakes for customers with celiac disease.

The mobile eatery offers locals safe dining options with inventive flavors.

Conservationists at Summit Metro Parks are preserving the endangered Northern Monkshood, a poisonous purple flower that blooms in August in a hidden part of Summit County.

The team manages about 150 plants and collaborates with labs (CREW) to propagate new growth.

On Aug. 12, Ohio experienced a partial solar eclipse; in Akron, morning fog (with a 30% chance of showers) likely reduced viewing opportunities while nearby cities like Cleveland saw up to 3% coverage.

Yesterday, the Browns held their final training camp practice in Berea, where Coach Todd Monken spoke with the media + fans saw Shedeur Sanders get most of the reps.

Today the team holds media sessions and travels to Chicago ahead of their preseason opener Saturday at 1 p.m. against the Bears.