Welcome to The Royalton Recorder
History of The Royalton Recorder
The Royalton Recorder was started by Dr. George Rosenbaum in 1941. It began as the newsletter for the North Royalton Chamber of Commerce to inform the members of upcoming events. Some of the member businesses wanted to advertise in the newsletter and eventually it grew into a newspaper. It faltered somewhat during the war years, but in the 1950’s, Dr. Rosenbaum returned and with the help of others the paper got back on its feet. The Recorder was published once a month until 1965, when it started publishing twice a month as it still is today. It is published by the Chamber of Commerce and is non-partisan, non-sectarian…..
NEWS
City to add more roads on repair list
Due to an increase in tax receipts this year, the city will increase i ...Read More
Citywide Sidewalk Sale kicks off bicentennial celebration
The North Royalton Chamber of Commerce was formed a hundred years ago ...Read More
St. Albert the Great School again recognized as a ‘Top Workplace’
Saint Albert the Great Roman Catholic School has again earned a very s ...Read More
Elementary school building could be set back
Due to the possible need for additional permitting, the new elementary ...Read More
Principal dunked to help young patients
As a reward for raising more than $15,000 for the American Heart Assoc ...Read More
Survey hopes to spur interest in civic groups
Residents are being asked to participate in a civic engagement survey ...Read MoreANNOUNCEMENTS
Bicentennial Sidewalk Sale
As part of the North Royalton Bicentennial Celebration, there will be a Business Sidewalk Sale during the weekend of July 28-29.
