Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 25th of November.
Good morning, Akron.
Mike 'EZ' Zawahri has run EZ Drive-Thru on Grant Street for over 40 years in Akron, offering food giveaways, cash rewards for good report cards, and back-to-school supplies to local families.
He will continue his work as a community hub by sharing meals until Thanksgiving Eve—an effort recognized by Akron City Council for its lasting impact.
Stores in Summit County will have adjusted hours on Nov.
28 for Black Friday, with some opening as early as 5 a.m.—JCPenney—and others starting at 6 a.m. as shoppers gear up for holiday deals.
The Akron school board unanimously approved spending up to $114,534 for a performance audit by the Ohio Auditor’s Office to review district financial management, human resources, facilities, and transportation amid planned budget cuts.
The audit will be completed by fall — a step aimed at finding cost savings and boosting student enrollment.
Akron Mayor Shammas Malik and his wife Alice welcomed their first daughter on Nov.
17 at Summa Akron City Hospital - both mother and baby are doing well as the mayor thanked the hospital staff for their care.
Akron residents can shop local this holiday season with a guide that lists gifts from food to art from small Northeast Ohio businesses—featuring options like charcuterie boards, nut butters and locally roasted coffee.
The guide gives clear details on unique gift experiences and local finds that help shoppers choose perfect presents for loved ones—making holiday shopping both simple and supportive.
Akron’s men’s soccer team defeated Notre Dame 1-0 in an NCAA Tournament match at FirstEnergy Stadium when defender Matthew Paiva scored his first goal with 2:34 left in the 88th minute.
The win moves the Zips to a home third-round game against Duke — goalkeeper Mitch Budler made four key saves to secure the shutout.
Ohio high school principals voted 447-121 to let athletes profit from their own name, image and likeness effective immediately.
The new rule requires all deals to be disclosed to OHSAA within 14 days + athletes must not use school logos or mascots in these agreements.
Gennesaret’s 34th Annual Home Run for the Homeless
Event Time TBA — 419 W Exchange St, Akron, OH — Registration fees apply — Participate in a meaningful race supporting families seeking to improve their lives.
Artists Sunday Weekend Shopping Event
5-9 p.m. — Lock 3 Park — Free entry — Celebrate local artists and find unique holiday gifts at this vibrant holiday market.
Akron Realtist Association Holiday Gala
5-9 p.m. — Hilton Garden Inn Akron — Cash bar available — Enjoy a night of music, dancing, and holiday cheer at the gala supporting first-time homebuyers.
Deck the Hall
3-8 p.m. — Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens — Free parking — Celebrate the season with holiday decorations and festive ambiance in a stunning venue.
Deck the Hall Celebration
3-8 p.m. — Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens — Free parking — Experience a festive walking tour at one of Akron's most beautiful locations.
Deck the Hall
3-8 p.m. — Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens — Free parking — Experience the festive spirit of the holiday season in a beautiful historic setting.
Deck the Hall
3-8 p.m. — Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens — Free parking — Immerse yourself in a festive holiday atmosphere at this enchanting event.
Deck the Hall Celebration
3-8 p.m. — Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens — Free parking available — Experience the festive decorations in a historic setting this holiday season.
Deck the Hall Event
3-8 p.m. — Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens — Free parking — Experience the festive holiday atmosphere at one of Akron's historic venues.
2nd Annual Brunch with Santa
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM — 159 Events on Main — Check event page for cost — Experience festive cheer with Santa and holiday magic.
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