Akron’s non-profit Bounce Innovation Hub, which serves Northeast Ohio entrepreneurs, innovators, and startups, is announcing leadership changes. Douglas Weintraub, who was the organization’s first Chief Executive officer from 2018-2022, and...
With the brutal cold temperatures making things rough for residents, the City of Akron is providing warming stations for those who are looking to get away from the freezing temps....
If winter has you dreaming about fresh air, greener yards, or finally tackling that home project you’ve been putting off, the Akron Home & Garden Show is here to help....
Driving during the winter months can be tough, especially where there is an accident taking place. Here to provide some tips on how to be safe behind the vehicle on...
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Winter can be brutal for your pets. Ray’s Morning Show Veterinarian, Dr. Gary Riggs, joined the show to discuss how to take of them during this cold season. ... See MoreSee Less
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Winter can be brutal for your pets. Ray’s Morning Show Veterinarian, Dr. Gary Riggs, joined the show to discuss how to take of them during this cold season. &nb0 CommentsComment on Facebook