Strongsville News

We've all had them, and we all probably love them. Today, June 1, is National Doughnut Day , founded by the Salvation Army in 1938 to honor the women who served doughnuts to soldiers during World War I. Whether you're a health nut who needs an excuse to indulge or just someone who likes them a doughnut or two , now's the time to go after that bear ... (more)

Cleveland Magazine's annual Rating the Suburbs issue is out, and Strongsville gets a mention this year for its business growth.

Treat dad to the new, free Cleveland Metroparks "Royalview Mountain Bike Expo" event on Sunday, June 17 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Royalview Picnic Area in Strongsville.

Matthew Figgie, chairmen of Clark-Reliance, is using his Cleveland prominence to help fight chronic kidney disease, after receiving a kidney transplant from a co-worker in 2009.

This scene is somewhere in one of the four Sun Star-Courier communities. If you know it, send to news editor Mike Kezdi at mkezdi@sunnews.com or Go Seek, c/o Sun Star-Courier, 5510 Cloverleaf Parkway, Valley View 44125.

Samantha Francis, a Medina High School senior, and Melissa Ordogh, a Sharon Township resident and student at the University of Akron, were awarded separate Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities Donor Scholarships, designated to students who have been accepted to a program that trains service to individuals with developmental ... (more)

W ith today being the very last day of May, this month has indeed been a memorable one for oodles of college students from Strongsville - and, their families - when each was handed a diploma as proof positive that he or she had completed the necessary courses of study in a chosen field and had now graduated.

Alice Lee, left, and Shriya Srinivasan, head Strongsville High School's Class 2012, and both said they have been shaped by their immigrant families, and both have a strong foothold in their culture.

Property taxes in Strongsville are lower than most communities in the county, according to a comparison by the Cuyahoga County Treasurer .

Guess how much Kelly Kling makes for running the Strongsville Emergency Food Bank .

One day after announcing the hiring of a new superintendent, Strongsville school board president David Frazee said Treasurer Bill Parkinson is resigning, affective Aug.

From left, Jeffrey Paul, founder and executive director of Wigs for Kids, and Divina Elan, program director of Wigs for Kids, present a gift to Ken Matson, president of sales for Family Heritage Insurance Company of America and Ed Rocheck, senior vice president and chief administrative officer of Family Heritage Insurance Company of America during ... (more)

A Berea man caused some tense hours here May 25 when he threatened to kill a Hunting Meadows woman and then himself.

Cleveland's Velvet Tango Room has won endless accolades -- many of them from fans of that bastion of the hand-crafted cocktail, served in a cool setting of unassuming elegance.

Shawna Thompson, 23, of Strongsville, is being sought by the Cuyahoga County Sheriff, according to Cleveland.com . Thompson, who lived on Whitney Road, was free on $1,000 bond, but violated the rules of a diversion program and failed to appear in court in November on charges of theft and receiving stolen property, the website reports.

John Krupinski, the Strongsville Schools ' assistant superintendent for human resources, will take over as superintendent when Jeff Lampert retires Aug.

The spiritual reverance of more than 1,100 motorcycles riding in one procession with the sound of motorcycles reverberating in the air as they past under the U. S. flag hoisted by Avon firefighters Sean Byrnes and Dave Conlon on engine 468 was awe-inspiring. The eighth annual Firefighters Memorial Ride ended it's 40-mile ride Sunday, May 27, at ... (more)

Hundreds of people packed Pearl Road and Zverina Drive for Strongsville's 2012 Memorial Day Parade May 28.

The city will put a "housekeeping" type of charter amendment on the ballot this fall that would change the filing deadline for Strongsville candidates.

The top headlines from Strongsville Patch this week: 1. New places to eat -- Strongsville is due to get at least four new restaurants this year, with others possible next year.