Plans for the Knight’s Inn property are on hold while a driveway concern on the curve gets discussed. The Key Inn is getting closer to the steps needed for demolition. Country Inn and Suites has a new owner who plans to clean up the property and improve the landscaping. The Holiday Inn Express on South Bedford Road, near the Girl Scout headquarters, hopes to open at the start of the year.
The Best of Northeast Ohio contest is underway, with 470 nominations across 79 categories as of Saturday. Businesses can add or claim a listing to unlock a media kit with a QR code flyer and social media posts. Nominations close Nov. 1, and voting follows. The contest is free, and the site will stay up as a business directory.
Mark your calendar for two events. Ghouls Night Out is Oct. 23 at So So Artsy in Solon, where guests can carve or paint a pumpkin. The ticket is $35 and covers supplies, food and treats. The Nordonia Hills Chamber of Commerce Coffee and Connections is Nov. 12 from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Julie will present on how AI can help local businesses.
Julie also shares Northeast Ohio Market Junction, a new website for local crafters and artists. Each artist page can hold 12 photos and contact details, and users can add craft shows to the listings.
In other news, the Nordonia football team is 7 and 1 after four straight wins. The Knights host Medina in the last home game on Friday, then travel to Wadsworth. Julie also points listeners to Tanisha Taylor of Twinsburg and her new book on talking with kids about money. Nordonia Hills News turns 11 in five days, and Julie thanks listeners for the support.
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