Community News and Events

Basic First Aid/CPR/AED Learn how to save a life with LEARN CPR.  Presented by Rachel Rexroad; a professional fire-fighter, paramedic and founder of LEARN CPR. This Lunch and Learn will teach you how to handle the 5 life threatening emergencies: severe bleeding, choking, overdoses, not breathing and anaphylaxis.  The session is interactive and engaging.  Wear comfortable…

The Medina Diversity Project is partnering with the Medina County District Library to present the third Understanding Christianity Panel at the Brunswick Library, 3649 Center Rd., Brunswick,  on Thursday, August 17th at 6:30 pm in the Sycamore Room North and South. This is a moderated dialogue with four Medina County clergy members.  They will share…

Thanks to Christina Thomas Lewin, LMC alumni are eligible for 70% off of the Ashland Women in Leaderhip course. To get started, use the link below. https://www.ashland.education/christina-thomas-lewin.html More information: Ashland-University-Women-in-Leadership-Program-Brochure

OhioGuidestone & Medina ADAMH Board Collaboration BEREA, OHIO, May 11, 2023 – OhioGuidestone, the state’s leader in community behavioral health in partnership with the Medina County ADAMH (Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health) Board announced the opening of the new Youth Resiliency and Counseling Center serving children and families. A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony with local…

(Medina, Ohio) April 28, 2023… Celebrate spring time beauty while Medina County’s Dandelions are in full bloom.  This self-driving tour of five (5) historical societies in the northeast region of Medina County will include Liverpool Historical Society, Brunswick Area Historical Society, Hinckley Historical Society, Weymouth Preservation Society and Granger Historical Society. Save the date of…

The Ohio State University Extension of Medina County will be holding a Trauma Informed Care class on June 1 in their new space located at 4046 Medina Road, Medina, OH, open to all!  The class teaches the definition of Trauma and Trauma Informed Care, how studies with a focus on other health care issues unexpectedly…

The Medina Diversity Project in partnership with the Medina County District Library is sponsoring “Knowing Your Humanist Neighbor,” on Thursday, April 13th at 6:30 pm at the Highland Library, 4160 Ridge Road.  Learn what it means to be a Humanist.  John P. Hooper, Ph.D. will speak about the basic beliefs and common misconceptions of Humanism in…