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- Euclid Panthers Football Season Opens Friday with Browns High School Game of the Week Nomination
The Aug. 21 opener at Brush gives Euclid a shot at $3,000 and regional exposure as coach Creel's squad tries to bounce back from a 4-6 season.
- Euclid Man Faces Murder Charges in Cold Case from 2004
Angelo Smith, 68, was indicted after advanced DNA testing linked him to the 2004 stabbing death of Naomi Fails in a vacant Cleveland apartment building.
- Euclid Expands Public Access to Council and Board Meetings Through Library Archive
Recent updates to the Euclid Public Library archive add on-demand videos of Board of Control and other board meetings alongside City Council recordings.
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- City of Euclid Unveils Heritage Trail Linking Euclid Creek Reservation to Hero Park; Phase I Construction Expected in 2027
The 0.85-mile path along Euclid Avenue is funded through a special tax district and $100,000 in state capital money, with Phase I running from Highland to Chardon Road.
- Lake Shore Garden Club's Free Flower Show Returns to Henn Mansion This Weekend
The volunteer-run club held its free, bee-themed show Aug. 14–15 with judged horticulture and design exhibits open to all at no cost.
- City Approves $20,000 Grant to Community Improvement Corporation for Economic Development
The nonprofit also oversees parcel redevelopment in Monterey Heights and the former St. Robert Church site along Lake Shore Boulevard.
- BWXT advertises Euclid jobs paying up to $157,000 as nuclear business expands
The plant's 300-plus workforce could grow as BWXT posts six-figure roles, but citizenship and clearance requirements may limit access for some local applicants.
- Euclid Schools Kick Off 2026-27 Year with Back to School Bash and Free Resources
The Aug. 15 event at Euclid High School offers free school supplies, haircuts and community resources as families face average back-to-school costs nearing $864.
- DeWine Declares Emergency as Severe Weather and Flooding Hit Ohio
Cuyahoga County is among eight northeast Ohio counties covered by the declaration, which activated the National Guard for rescues and evacuations.
- Euclid Reviews Sole Proposal for 50 Homes at Former St. Robert Church Site
The city received only one bid for the lakefront site, and design reviewers are pushing for more streetscape variety before approving the roughly 50-home plan.
- City to Host Workshop on Nature-Based Solutions to Lake Erie Shoreline Erosion
The Sept. 10 workshop at Lakefront Community Center will explore cobble beaches, living shorelines and other ecological designs funded by a federal coastal resilience grant.
- Community Improvement Corporation Sells Second Property Through Open Door Euclid Program
The Aug. 19 sale of 1458 E. 250th Street is only the program's second closing in roughly two years, even as Euclid's land bank holds over 150 parcels.
- What Euclid's 2026 candidates promise on the waterfront, jobs and accountability
With the Nov. 3 general election approaching, a review of campaign platforms reveals that incumbent Shontel Brown has pointed to federal funding wins for lakefront projects while other congressional
- Sen. Kent Smith Pushes Back on Data Center Wastewater Discharge, Ohio EPA Rejects Permit
- New State Grant Programs Open Doors for Euclid Development Projects
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Local News
- Euclid Reviews Sole Proposal for 50 Homes at Former St. Robert Church Site
The city received only one bid for the lakefront site, and design reviewers are pushing for more streetscape variety before approving the roughly 50-home plan.
- Community Improvement Corporation Sells Second Property Through Open Door Euclid Program
The Aug. 19 sale of 1458 E. 250th Street is only the program's second closing in roughly two years, even as Euclid's land bank holds over 150 parcels.
- New State Grant Programs Open Doors for Euclid Development Projects
- Cuyahoga County's 'Tamir Rice Act' Bans Gun-Shaped Lighters — What Euclid Retailers Need to Know
- Supreme Court Ruling Narrows Marsy's Law Protections for Euclid Traffic-Crash Victims
State News
- DeWine Declares Emergency as Severe Weather and Flooding Hit Ohio
Cuyahoga County is among eight northeast Ohio counties covered by the declaration, which activated the National Guard for rescues and evacuations.
- Sen. Kent Smith Pushes Back on Data Center Wastewater Discharge, Ohio EPA Rejects Permit
- Ohio Shuts Down Four Fracking Waste Wells Over Water Contamination Fears—What It Means for Lake Erie Communities
Government
- Euclid Expands Public Access to Council and Board Meetings Through Library Archive
Recent updates to the Euclid Public Library archive add on-demand videos of Board of Control and other board meetings alongside City Council recordings.
- City of Euclid Unveils Heritage Trail Linking Euclid Creek Reservation to Hero Park; Phase I Construction Expected in 2027
The 0.85-mile path along Euclid Avenue is funded through a special tax district and $100,000 in state capital money, with Phase I running from Highland to Chardon Road.
- City Approves $20,000 Grant to Community Improvement Corporation for Economic Development
The nonprofit also oversees parcel redevelopment in Monterey Heights and the former St. Robert Church site along Lake Shore Boulevard.
- City to Host Workshop on Nature-Based Solutions to Lake Erie Shoreline Erosion
The Sept. 10 workshop at Lakefront Community Center will explore cobble beaches, living shorelines and other ecological designs funded by a federal coastal resilience grant.
- What Euclid's 2026 candidates promise on the waterfront, jobs and accountability
With the Nov. 3 general election approaching, a review of campaign platforms reveals that incumbent Shontel Brown has pointed to federal funding wins for lakefront projects while other congressional
- Euclid Architectural Review Board Meets July 16 but Reviews No Projects Despite Three Items on Agenda, Following June Quorum Cancellation
Schools & Education
- Euclid Schools Kick Off 2026-27 Year with Back to School Bash and Free Resources
The Aug. 15 event at Euclid High School offers free school supplies, haircuts and community resources as families face average back-to-school costs nearing $864.
- Euclid Schools Board Approves 6.75-Mill Tax Levy for November Ballot — What Residents Need to Know
- Euclid Schools Place 6.75-Mill Tax Levy on November Ballot: What Residents Need to Know
- Karen Brown Named Euclid Schools Superintendent: What It Means for the District's Future
- Euclid Schools Unveil New Leadership Trio at Community STEM Event
Public Safety & Courts
- Euclid Man Faces Murder Charges in Cold Case from 2004
Angelo Smith, 68, was indicted after advanced DNA testing linked him to the 2004 stabbing death of Naomi Fails in a vacant Cleveland apartment building.
- Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Expands Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Programs — What It Means for Euclid Residents
Business
- BWXT advertises Euclid jobs paying up to $157,000 as nuclear business expands
The plant's 300-plus workforce could grow as BWXT posts six-figure roles, but citizenship and clearance requirements may limit access for some local applicants.
Sports
- Euclid Panthers Football Season Opens Friday with Browns High School Game of the Week Nomination
The Aug. 21 opener at Brush gives Euclid a shot at $3,000 and regional exposure as coach Creel's squad tries to bounce back from a 4-6 season.
Community & Events
- Lake Shore Garden Club's Free Flower Show Returns to Henn Mansion This Weekend
The volunteer-run club held its free, bee-themed show Aug. 14–15 with judged horticulture and design exhibits open to all at no cost.
- Euclid's Panthers Name Returns to Youth Hockey After Years as Lake Erie Club
- Food Truck Vendors Wanted for September Art Walk in Downtown Euclid
- Euclid Art Walk 2026 and Shore Cultural Centre STEAM Fest to Transform Downtown into Daylong Arts-and-Science Destination
- Euclid Art Walk and STEAM Fest to Transform Downtown into a Daylong Cultural Destination on Sept. 19