Good morning, Akron.

On Sept. 11, community members, first responders, and local leaders gathered in Stow and Streetsboro to honor those lost on 9/11 (with a choir performance at the Stow Safety Center and a flag display at the Streetsboro fire department).

Stow held a ceremony on Sept.

11 to remember nearly 3000 lives lost in the Sept. 11 attacks, with community members and first responders gathering outside the safety center (a choir performance by Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy added to the service).

Summit County auto sales are down from last year but local dealers remain healthy as new models like the Dodge Ram 1500 lead the market and used sales are anchored by the Chevrolet Equinox.

Tim Elliott of the Northeast Ohio Auto Dealers Association noted the trends closely reflect state figures.

Lyla's Family Restaurant in Cuyahoga Falls was featured on Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares in two episodes (highlighting a server confrontation and a fire response) that aired Sept.

8. Viewers can now watch the episodes on FOX One (and Hulu).

Plant lovers will attend the Botanical Soiree Ohio Plant Show at the John S.

Knight Center in downtown Akron on Oct. 3-4. Tickets cost $10 if paying cash and $12 if using credit, plus a VIP hour will run from 9:00 a.m. + 10:00 a.m. for pre-registered guests.

Cleveland Clinic will upgrade its Stow-Falls Express and Outpatient Care to urgent care on Sept.

14 at 857 Graham Road in Cuyahoga Falls. The change will add X-ray capability to better meet patient needs.

The Browns held their final practice before yesterday's opener against the Jaguars as rookie Austin Barber was set to start at right guard after Teven Jenkins missed practice with a back injury (injured reserve), and the team waived WR Jamari Thrash.

University of Akron mascot Zippy traveled to New York City on Sept.

5 to honor Mrs. Met at Citi Field and later appeared in Times Square to showcase school pride in female representation in sports.