Terry Pluto Covers the Guardians and the Browns
Written by Steffany MurdockSports journalist Terry Pluto joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. They talked about how the Guardians are doing. They also covered the Browns and the situation with Mike Hall Jr.
Cuyahoga Falls Update: Storms, Summer Activities, & More
Written by Steffany MurdockMayor of Cuyahoga Falls, Don Walters, joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. They talked about storm damage and the issued State of Emergency, summer activities throughout the city, and more.
Each Wednesday throughout the season, Ray Horner speaks with Guardians VP Bobby DiBiasio. This week they discussed the Hall of Fame ceremony, Emmanuel Clase and the team. They also went back in time to talk about Travis Hafner.
Transforming Downtown Akron Into A More Vibrant Community
Written by Steffany MurdockRick Rogers is the Executive Director of The Curated Storefront, a non-profit dedicated to transforming downtown Akron into a more vibrant community. He joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to talk about his vision and mission, the artwork popping up around Downtown Akron, and more.
Don Jarecki from CrossCountry Mortgage joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. Mortgage rates are starting to drop. Don covered current rates, refinancing, and more.
Governor Declares State Of Emergency In 8 Counties, Including Summit
Written by Jeanne Destro
Eight Northeast Ohio Counties, including Summit, are now eligible for expedited assitance from the State of Ohio.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has decalred a State of Emergency, in an effort to provide help for communities affected by tornadoes and severe storms on Tuesday.
The counties covered in the declaration are Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Portage, Summit and Trumbull.
The storms knocked out power to more than a half million people, and though that number has been greatly reduced; thousands are still without power this weekend. In fact, According to First Energy's Outage map; in five of those counites–Cuyahoga, Geagua, Lake, Lorain, and Portage–power won't be fully restored until late Wednesday night, August 14.
The bulk of the outages are in Cuyahoga County, where there are still 53,236 customers without power. Lake County now has 9,182, Geaugua, 8,092, Lorain, 1,102, Portage, 273, Trumbull, 179, and Summit, 14.
In a release, the Governor says that so far the request for state assistance has been for help with mobile oxygen generators which have been sent by the Ohio Department of Health to Cuyahoga County. Other state agencies, including the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services and the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, have been closely monitoring developments through their roles overseeing SNAP benefits and electric utilities.
In addition to the state declaration of emergency, DeWine is directing Ohio Emergency Management Director Sima Merick to ask the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to come to Northeast Ohio and conduct a damage assessment.
As technology companies spend billions to produce newer, better, and more powerful Artificial Intelligence tools; leaders in other types of business are scrambling to decide whether or not it would be worthwhile to use them.
The pressure is on, and as you'll hear from our special guest today, Northeastern University Business School Dean, and Author, David DeCremer; the jury is still out for most types of business, as to whether or not AI is the real deal or just hype.
Listen now, as DeCremer, who just released his latest book, THE AI-SAVVY LEADER: 9 Ways to Take Back Control and Make AI Work, explains how to make an informed decision about whether you should use AI in your business, and how to avoid getting trapped into thinking that you'll be missing out, if you don't.
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David DeCremer, Author
Film Study Professor Joe Fortunato joins the Ray Horner Morning Show every Friday to discuss classic films.The Sixth Sense turned 25 this week. Joe shares his knowledge of the Horror-Mystery from 1999.
Golf Pro, Dan Dauk, joins the Ray Horner Morning Show every Friday. There is a lot of flooding throughout the area. Ray and Dan talk about how various courses are holding up, what to expect in a wet course, and rules and tips in wet conditions.
Guardians Broadcaster, Jim Rosenhaus, joins the Ray Horner Morning Show every Friday to talk baseball in 'Bases & Balls! They talked about the starting pitching, Cobb and Boyd, and previewed upcoming games.
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William Shatner Coming to Ohio in September
Written by Steffany MurdockActor William Shatner is coming to Ohio! His show, William Shatner with Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, is stopping at Packard Music Hall in Warren on September 26th. Shatner joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to talk about the upcoming show, his career, and his trip into space.
Tom Hamilton talks Guardians with Ray Horner
Written by Steffany MurdockGuardians broadcaster, Tom Hamilton, joined Ray Horner to discuss the team's starting rotation, Jose Ramirez's stardom, Stephen Vogt's first year as manager, and more.
Sports star, Jay Brophy, joined Ray Horner for this month's episode of Horner's Corner. They discussed Jay's background in sports, experience at Miami, and his decision to come back to Akron.
Each Wednesday throughout the season, Ray Horner speaks with Guardians VP Bobby DiBiasio. This week they talked about Rick Manning, Stephen Vogt's first season as manager, and more.