Chamber News
Superintendent’s Column – The State of Our Schools: Fall Highlights
The State of Our Schools: Fall Highlights Every fall, I like to share how our schools are doing. It’s one of the best parts of being superintendent—because I get to talk about our students, our staff, and the community that makes Nordonia such a special place. This...
Superintendent’s Column – Knights Begin the Year with Energy and Purpose
The start of a new school year is always a special time in Nordonia. With more than 3,400 students walking through our doors across six buildings, it takes careful planning and teamwork to make everything run smoothly. From bus routes and cafeteria schedules to open...
Phishing Scams: 10 Red Flags EveryoneShould Know
Phishing scams are one of the fastest-growing threats in today’s digital world. Every day, consumers, professionals, and small businesses receive emails, messages, and calls that appear legitimate but are designed to steal sensitive information or trick people into...
The People Of MGM Northfield Park – Brett Hammer | NOT SELF, BUT COUNTRY
As Executive Director of Finance for MGM Northfield Park, what Brett Hammer does for a living can be answered in a few words, but as an advocate for the Veteran community, what Brett does for the living takes a lot longer to answer.
Progress Through Partnership: New Contracts and Summer Improvements Move Nordonia Forward
As we move through July, I want to thank the entire Nordonia community for your continued support of our schools. While students and staff enjoy a well-earned summer break, we’ve been hard at work finalizing plans and preparing for the year ahead. A key part of that...
The People Of MGM Northfield Park – Pedaling Her Way To A Cure
Anyone whose spent time at MGM Northfield Park will tell you they come backfor the people and the relationships they’ve made while finding their fun.“The People of Northfield Park” celebrates the little-known achievementsmade by the staff on and off the clock....
Dry. Safe. Warm.
Superintendent’s Column - Casey G. Wright As we close out the 2024–2025 school year and step into summer, I want to thank our students, staff, families, and the broader Nordonia community for another year of partnership and support. Every school year brings its share...
After the Vote: What Doesn’t Change
Superintendent’s Column – Late May 2025 - Casey G. Wright As I write this, it’s May 3—three days before our community votes on the school levy. By the time you’re reading this, the results will be known. But the reason I’m writing now, before the outcome, is because...
Looking Back, Thinking Forward
Each time I step into the Board of Education building at the corner of Olde Route 8 and Route 82, I’m greeted by a photo from 1926. The building in the photo is the very one I’m standing in—still standing nearly 100 years later—serving a different purpose today, but...
Unlocking Tax Credits for Small Business Owners: How the SECURE Act Can Help You Save
By Todd Pouliot, AIF As a small business owner, offering a retirement plan to your employees is a great way to attractand retain top talent while also securing your own financial future. However, the costs associatedwith setting up and maintaining a retirement plan...
Nordonia Hills News
- Christopher’s Nordonia Sports Report: Girls Season Ends vs. Hoban, Boys Face Chaney, Wrestling and Baseball Ahead
by Christopher Hovanetz on March 7, 2026 at 11:08 amKnight Watch: A weekly Nordonia Sports Roundup written by student reporter Christopher Hovanetz, sharing highlights and updates from across Knight Nation — all year long. Nordonia Athletics Update The Nordonia Knights girls basketball team saw their postseason run come to an end after a tough matchup against Hoban Knights. Despite a strong effort and a season The post Christopher’s Nordonia Sports Report: Girls Season Ends vs. Hoban, Boys Face Chaney, Wrestling and Baseball Ahead first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
- Police Blotter: Domestic Violence, OVI Arrests, and Reports of Fraud in Northfield Villageby Julie D'Aloiso on March 6, 2026 at 5:42 pm
NORTHFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio – The Northfield Village Police Department managed a wide array of criminal and service-related incidents between February 18 and March 3, 2026. Key enforcement actions included the arrest of a suspect for domestic violence and resisting arrest, several citations for operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI), and investigations into local financial The post Police Blotter: Domestic Violence, OVI Arrests, and Reports of Fraud in Northfield Village first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
- Nordonia Hills Branch Library Programs as of March 6thby Julie D'Aloiso on March 6, 2026 at 4:40 pm
Nordonia Hills Branch Visit akronlibrary.org or call 330.467.8595 to register where required. Adult Programs There is no programming in April for the preparation for roof repair. Friends of Nordonia Hills Branch Library Book Sale Stop by the Nordonia Hills Branch for our semi-annual Friends of the Library book sale. You will find great books and other materials for great prices while supporting your The post Nordonia Hills Branch Library Programs as of March 6th first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
- Another Defendant Pleads Guilty in Mahoning Valley Human Trafficking Caseby Julie D'Aloiso on March 6, 2026 at 4:22 pm
(WARREN, Ohio) — A ninth defendant pleaded guilty today in connection with a Mahoning Valley human trafficking sex ring, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Mahoning County Sheriff Jerry Greene announced. Suk Hui Starr, 65, of Fort Worth, Texas, pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted money laundering and one count of possessing criminal tools The post Another Defendant Pleads Guilty in Mahoning Valley Human Trafficking Case first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
- Hydration: Why Electrolytes Matterby Julie D'Aloiso on March 5, 2026 at 9:45 pm
When people think about hydration, they usually think about one thing: drinking more water.And while water is important, it’s only part of the equation.When you sweat whether during workouts, sports, or even a busy day your body loses electrolytes, the essential minerals that help regulate hydration, muscle function, and energy levels.Without replacing them, even if The post Hydration: Why Electrolytes Matter first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
- Obituary: Carol Ann Kenny (nee Liskovec)by Julie D'Aloiso on March 5, 2026 at 9:33 pm
Carol Ann Kenny (nee Liskovec), age 91 of Aurora passed away Friday, February 20, 2026. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio to the late Ladd and Sylvia (Bolek) Liskovec. She is also preceded in death by two brothers, George and Gerald Liskovec. Carol is survived by her long time partner Philip Heiman; loving son John The post Obituary: Carol Ann Kenny (nee Liskovec) first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
- Spring Into Better Behavior: Why Now Is the Perfect Time for Dog Training
by Julie D'Aloiso on March 5, 2026 at 8:58 pmAs the weather warms up and spring arrives, so do more opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with your dog. From neighborhood walks to patio dining, hikes, and park visits, this season is all about spending time together. But for many dog owners, these outings can also highlight behavioral challenges like pulling on the leash, ignoring The post Spring Into Better Behavior: Why Now Is the Perfect Time for Dog Training first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
- Hormones May Be the Hidden Reason You Don’t Feel Like Yourselfby Julie D'Aloiso on March 5, 2026 at 2:19 pm
Related: Nutrient-Dense Eating: Nordonia’s Guide to the New Food Pyramid Most people can sense when something feels “off.” Maybe your energy isn’t what it used to be. Your focus fades halfway through the day. Workouts feel harder, sleep feels lighter, and your patience runs thinner than it used to. It’s easy to blame stress, aging, The post Hormones May Be the Hidden Reason You Don’t Feel Like Yourself first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
- Governor and First Lady DeWine Celebrate New Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Research and Ohio Milestones on Read Across America Dayby Julie D'Aloiso on March 3, 2026 at 4:43 pm
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio First Lady Fran DeWine join Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Ohio in highlighting a new groundbreaking international study showcasing the positive impact of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library on children and families. Led by researcher Dr. Claire Galea, the new groundbreaking study published by the Dollywood Foundation The post Governor and First Lady DeWine Celebrate New Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Research and Ohio Milestones on Read Across America Day first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.
- County Executive Shapiro announces You Lucky Dog! adoption event at Animal Controlby Julie D'Aloiso on March 3, 2026 at 3:50 pm
SUMMIT COUNTY, OHIO— At Summit County Animal Control, countless lost dogs are reunited with their relieved owners each week. While those happy reunions are always worth celebrating, there are still many wonderful pups waiting patiently for a second chance. With a little extra luck, every dog can find the safe, caring forever home they deserve. The post County Executive Shapiro announces You Lucky Dog! adoption event at Animal Control first appeared on Nordonia Hills News.