Walton Hills News

Size is no guarantee of success in the furniture retailing business, a look at Furniture/Today's Top 100 ranking for the past decade reveals.

Craig Cotner was introduced as interim assistant superintendent during Fostoria school board's regular meeting Monday.

Mike Cahill stands on the patio with, left to right, pan seared maple leaf duck with barley stuffed acorn squash, roasted shallot and gorgonzola dip and salmon with green beans and schezwan noodles.

The prospect that engine-making plants at Ford Motor Co. here will prosper with a new generation of motors was dimmed over the weekend.

Unionized workers at Ford Motor Co. plants here last week overwhelmingly voted to accept concessions in exchange for two new engines to be made at plant No.

United Auto Workers members at Ford's Brook Park engine plants are voting today on proposed changes to the union's contract with the automaker.

Proposed changes to Ford Motor Co.'s contract with its union promise a new engine for Brook Park's Cleveland Engine Plant No.

The U.S. Postal Service made an about face on its plan to possibly close its office here.

The Cuyahoga Valley and Garfield chambers of commerce will join together to present the "Greatest Business and Community Expo Ever" Sept.

Two robbers disguised as police officers raided a home in Bedford on Friday and handcuffed the homeowner before fleeing with cash, police said.

At mid-day Friday, police surrounded St. Monica's School on Rockside Road here after a suspect in a Bedford home invasion robbery was seen running into the building.

Dale Godbey, left, and Ryan Zinn -- collectively known as Two Men And A Campfire -- will debut their new CD "I Hate Dead Rabbits" at the Agora Ballroom in Cleveland July 23.

The Kiwanis Club of Independence will host its 11th annual golf outing at noon Friday at the Astorhurst Country Club in Walton Hills.

It really was one of those moments where that little voice in your head should tell you to stay away from the burning car, but once Chief Gary Rhines realized the driver was still in it, there was no waiting for backup.

Chris, a tow-truck driver with Source One Adjusters of Ohio, a unit of Skipco Financial Adjusters Inc., hauls a repossessed SUV to Skipco's Walton Hills site.

For a brief two months, a popular fine dining establishment here was closed due to the tough economic times.

Posted by Robert Nozar, Sun News -- rnozar@sunnews.com June 18, 2009 12:52PM Categories: Elections Marlene Anielski , who has been mayor of Walton Hills for nine years, is looking to extend her work and influence beyond the village's borders.

Posted by John Blake/Sun News -- jblake@sunnews.com June 04, 2009 15:36PM A number of area youngsters competed in the Northern Ohio PGA Junior Golf Qualifier at Astorhurst Country Club in Walton Hills.

Mayor Marlene Anielski has announced she is running for the Ohio House 17th District seat in the 2010 election.