Hudson News Archives

Patrick Tracey, top right, chose not to have children and risk perpetuating his family's mental history of schizophrenia that affected his mother,A Mildred, center, and two of hisA older sisters, Michelle and Austine Tracey.A Clockwise from top right image: Patrick Tracey surrounded by his sisters Michelle, Seanna, Austine and ElaineA ; Michelle at ...

It was a scene that would never have taken place a decade ago participants agreed, recalling a time when cities were territorial and public officials were far more interested in how they stacked up against their neighbors than the rest of the world.

Hudson's trowel-wielding go-getter, Sherry Beam, is up for a national honor. Beam is among more than 30 nominees for America in Bloom's first John R. Holmes III Community Champion Award.

Recently we moved from one end of our office building in Hudson, Ohio to the other, and while we wait for some space to open up and get renovated, a few of us are working out of a conference room with a 10' or so long heavy duty table in the middle of it.

The Hudson Police Department continues their search for 84-year-old missing Marilyn Taylor.

Students and their parents arrived before sunrise yesterday to line up outside the Schottenstein Center to get the keys to their dorm rooms and, if they were lucky, first pick of the beds.

STOW: Stow Municipal Court judges have stepped forward to help stave off a projected $1 million deficit in the city's budget.

This photo is too cool not to share. It came from Pam Withrow of Akron, and the finger belongs to her son, Daryl.

The U.S. Department of Education this morning named schools in Cuyahoga Falls, Hudson, Louisville, Jackson Township and Wooster among this year's 314 national Blue Ribbon schools.

The first case of H1N1 flu has been reported at the high school, Superintendent Steve Farnsworth said an e-connect phone message to parents Sept.

Lynette Mills, left, of Aurora, and her friend Chris Bazydlo of Rocky River browse the Ohio offerings at Uniquely Ohio in Hudson's First & Main shopping district in this July photo.

The middle of September means it's time to prepare for Halloween in Cleveland. There are so many Halloween events in the area, it's hard to choose which attractions to visit.

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Parents with students in the Hudson City Schools were sent an alert Tuesday morning after a threatening note was found.

HUDSON, Ohio -- A threatening note found in a golf course parking lot has led an Ohio school district to tighten security and notify parents.

Public school students and parents were notified this morning that police found a threatening note in the parking lot at Lake Forest Country Club on Lake Forest Drive, off Boston Mills Road.

HUDSON: This city has become the most photographed town around in recent months.

Labor Day may be the "official" end of summer but there's enough things to do to this weekend to make the summer last a bit longer, from the Cuyahoga County Oktoberfest to the Taste of Hudson.

Middletown-area residents will get to see something in the sky Saturday, Sept. 5, they don't normally see locally on Labor Day weekend: fireworks.

So many festivals, and it's only a three-day weekend. Labor Day really is starting to become an eating holiday.