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Civic groups hope results of survey will spur more interest

Results from a recent community survey regarding the various civic groups and organizations are in. Residents were asked to participate in the civic engagement survey in order to gain an understanding revolved around the city’s civic groups. The online survey is the brainchild of North Royalton City Council President Larry Antoskiewicz and Ward 3 City Councilman Dan Langshaw. The idea started when the two discussed the need for increased membership seemed to resonate from most of the city’s groups. Antoskiewicz said that he and Langshaw talked about the growing problem that these groups a ....

Aug 23, 2018
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Cuyahoga County Junior Fair 4-H Livestock Auction breaks sales record

North Royalton Homesteaders 4-H Club Members take Four Grand Champion Winners to the Sale Bidding was fast and furious at the Cuyahoga County Junior Fair 4-H Livestock Auction on Saturday, August 11, at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds. With the tremendous support of a local Cuyahoga County business—Cherokee Demolition—owned by Dave Nemec, the auction recorded over $18,000 in sales, the highest in Cuyahoga County 4-H livestock sale history. Dave and Colleen Nemec, Geauga County residents and longtime supporters of and previous advisors in the Geauga County 4-H ....

Aug 23, 2018
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Bicentennial Community Festival was a dynamite good time for all

Whether it is the funnel cakes, the carnival games, the children’s rides, the parade, fireworks or simply the time with family, attending the Community Festival, organized and sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, is always a cherished way for residents to close out another wonderful summer in North Royalton. This summer was even more special as the city marked its 200th birthday and 134th annual festival. “The excitement building up to the Bicentennial Community Festival was capped off with a weekend of perfect weather, another great parade and a fantastic grand finale fireworks display ....

Aug 23, 2018
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North Royalton Community Festival August 10-12

Join us at the City Green (corner of Royalton and Ridge Roads) August 10-12, for the North Royalton Bicentennial Community Festival.  Three days of great food, live entertainment, rides, games, exhibitors and more.  Parade is Sunday at 3 p.m.  Fireworks display Sunday at dusk.  Come with your family and friends and have a great weekend together!  Our photographer will be out and about taking pictures for the Recorder and also our Facebook page!  Smile!!

Aug 10, 2018
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Fishing Derby had a whale of a turnout

  The 15th Annual George Modock, Jr. Memorial Fishing Derby had a record turnout on Friday, July 27. Children ages 7 - 15 were invited to participate in this annual fun event at Memorial Park, 14600 State Road, at the lower pavilion. Prizes, donated by Mrs. George Modock, Jr., were awarded in three age categories: $25 for 1st place in the 7-9 age group; $50 for 1st place in the 10-12 age group; and $75 for 1st place in the 13-15 age group. The 2018 Fishing Derby winners are as follows: Ages 7-9 - First place, Lily Doyle (22-1/2 inch); Second Place, Avery Lukehart; Third Place, Jack Jed ....

Aug 9, 2018
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Pastor Alex Harris joins Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church

Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church is proud to announce the installation of Pastor Alex Harris, which took place on Sunday, July 22. He joins the church as the Young Adult Pastor. He was ordained at Grace Lutheran Church in Columbus, IN (his home congregation) on Sunday, June 10. Along with preaching and the various other duties of an Associate Pastor, Pastor Harris’ primary responsibilities include overseeing junior high youth ministry, confirmation instruction, senior high youth ministry, and ministry to college students and young adults. Royal Redeemer welcomes Pastor Alex Harris and his wif ....

Aug 7, 2018
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Akins Road Fire Cause Still Under Investigation

On July 20, a call came in at about 3:20 a.m. to the North Royalton Fire Department reporting that smoke was coming from an area on Akins Road. When the fire department arrived, the house was fully engulfed and flames were seen coming from the roof. Brunswick and Broadview Heights responded, as well as Hinckley, Strongsville and Middleburg Heights and Brecksville. Parma Heights EMS squad also responded. Broadview Road and Akins Roads were closed to traffic. There was heavy fire in the attic and visible fire on the first floor. There was no one home at the time. The house was being renovated. ....

Aug 7, 2018
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St. Albert El Salvador Mission marks 20th year of service

Next year, 2019, will mark the 20th anniversary of the Saint Albert the Great El Salvador Mission, a group comprised of parishioners and friends who make annual philanthropic trips to the impoverished, remote Central American nation. Dates have been set for the mission’s next projects, which include on-site medical screenings and water purification efforts. The El Salvador Mission constructed its first community well in early 2000 and has since installed water purification systems at several local schools. “Some of the children walk upwards of 90 minutes to get to school,” said Mission ....

Aug 7, 2018
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Pet Carnival brings joy to pets and their owners

  Everyone has a story – and that includes our family pets. For those gathered July 29 for the 13th Annual Pet Carnival hosted by the North Royalton Animal Hospital and Paws At Play Resort and Daycare, those stories brought the City Green to life as hundreds of pet owners and their furry friends walked the grassy grounds visiting vendors, participating in activities and enjoying the warm, sunny weather. “She gave me life,” said Brendalee Salk of her 1-year-old Teacup Chihuahua, Miss Prissy, dressed in a ship anchor bandana. “She gives unconditional love.” Salk, a resident o ....

Aug 7, 2018
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Bicentennial time capsule to be buried in October

Efforts to unearth a time capsule buried 50 years ago as part of the city’s sesquicentennial celebration have come to a halt. The time capsule, buried Sept. 23, 1969, at the G.A.R. Soldiers Monument in North Royalton Cemetery, was reportedly moved to a new location due to land restrictions set by the V.F.W., the owner of the burial site, which was unknown by city officials at the time of the capsule’s burial, according to an article in the Royalton Recorder dated Oct. 23, 1969. However, no record was kept as to the time capsule’s new location and officials haven’t come across any arc ....

Aug 7, 2018
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