Once again, it’s holiday party time in downtown Medina when the Square lights up with holiday decorations and all are invited ...

Additional land will become part of Huffman Cunningham Park before the year’s end thanks to a land donation council ...

After 69 years in business, Porter’s Shoe Repair has left a lasting impression on the Medina community. Mayor Dennis Hanwell ...

Parents want their children to be healthy, and eye care is an important part of this. Complete Eye Care of Medina provides eye exams that go beyond just assessing the need for glasses. Reporter ...

MEDINA COUNTY, Texas – Late at night, lights seep in through the windows of Medina County Commissioner Larry Sittre’s home. These aren’t floodlights from a home next door. Instead, a growing data ...

A report of 50 sticks of suspected dynamite found in a Medina garage on Wednesday afternoon prompted a hazmat incident. The Medina Police Department and West Suburban Fire Department were notified at ...

How can you help after a disaster? The residents of Medina, Ohio, came up with a unique idea that embodied the true meaning of Christmas. BRENT VEVERKA MEDIA STUDIOS In October 2024, Western North ...

A Tuesday night lecture celebrating Constitution Day prompted conversation and debate about the governing document's applicability. The School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership held its ...

Friday was Constitution Day by act of Congress in 2004. It supplanted Citizenship Day which had been set for Sept. 19 but I can’t recall ever hearing about that growing up. Upon reflection it is a ...

"As we celebrate the Constitution’s 238th birthday, originalism is now the dominant approach — on the left and the right — to interpret the Constitution." In honor of Constitution Day, and the launch ...

Each September, Constitution Day reminds us not only of a document drafted more than two centuries ago, but of a promise that survives only if we choose to keep it alive. The Constitution belongs to ...

“We the People of the United States …” These memorable words start the preamble to the U.S. Constitution, which was signed 238 years ago by delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia.