FeaturedMarch 17, 2026Westlake
Westlake Geenlights Indoor Sports Complex
Eight courts, 206 parking spaces, and a vacant wooded lot on Viking Parkway — how Westlake is quietly rewriting what belongs in an industrial district.
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north olmstedMarch 19, 2026North Olmsted
North Olmsted council minutes — March 3, 2026: outage response, body‑camera grant and community events
At its March 3, 2026 meeting, North Olmsted City Council heard reports on a recent multi-community power outage and a $38,070 micro-grant to expand the police body‑worn camera program, and received updates on several upcoming community events and an ongoing enforcement matter at Westbury Apartments.
westlakeMarch 16, 2026Westlake
Westlake Inches Closer to Approving 51,000-Square-Foot Indoor Sports Complex
Liberty Development Company is seeking a conditional use permit to build a 51,620 sf indoor volleyball and basketball facility on Viking Parkway. The Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval in March 2026.
north-olmstedMarch 16, 2026North Olmsted
Residents Pack Public Hearing to Oppose Butternut Ridge Road Rezoning
Dozens of North Olmsted residents spoke at a February 24 public hearing to oppose a rezoning request that would allow multi-family housing on Butternut Ridge Road, arguing it would set a damaging precedent for the city's Historic District.
north-olmstedMarch 13, 2026North Olmsted
North Olmsted Council Hears Budget Preview, School Property Study, and a $123K Silver Coin Windfall
At the January 20 meeting, North Olmsted Council received a budget timeline preview, advanced a feasibility study for former school properties, and heard how a years-old confiscated silver coin case netted the city over $123,000.