Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 28th of September.
Good morning, Akron.
🎭 Culture
Local readers recall the longtime contributions of Claire and Gloria Cressler, praising their creative spirit and warm hospitality that defined decades of community life.
Their shared memories highlight unique art and gifts that continue to inspire the community.
Dinner & Murder in the Mansion offers a 1920s-themed dining and interactive whodunit at Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens on Friday, Oct.
16. Guests begin dining at 5:30 p.m. and then explore clues in the historic Manor House (for ages 17 and older).
🏛️ Government
The old state Route 8 bridge over the Cuyahoga River in Akron was taken down in a controlled explosive demolition.
Officials say the removal clears the way for future work in the area.
🏈 Sports
At the FirstEnergy Akron Marathon, newcomer Zach Kreft won the men's full race at 2:18:06 and Andrea Klima won the women's race at 2:42:06.
Runners enjoyed sunny, mild conditions that made it a competitive day on the course.
The Browns edged the Panthers 21-18 in their Sept.
27 home opener when Deshaun Watson hit Harold Fannin Jr. for a 14-yard touchdown with 1:48 left — overcoming earlier penalty issues and inconsistent throws to secure the win.
Kent State quarterback Dru DeShields posted 182 passing yards, two TD passes and a rushing touchdown in the 26-13 win over Ball State on Sept.
26 at Dix Stadium. Coach Carney said his dual-threat play — which uses both arm and legs — may force defenses to shift coverage.
The Browns played their home opener on Sept.
27 without Tyson Campbell (out with hip and ankle injuries) and Mekhi Blackmon started in his place.
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