In a world where mobile and computer screens dominate daily lives, it’s refreshing to find an activity that can bridge the gap between generations, fostering connection, creativity and joy. For many, that activity is LEGO, the beloved brick that has been a staple of childhood play for over 80 years.

Death and taxes: two things most of us can't avoid (I'm referring to the death part; the taxes seem to be another matter). But if you're a regular person, it's time to file, pay up, or snag a refund.

Did you know that the first Black History Month was celebrated right here at Kent State University? Neither did we. Check out the Western Reserve Historical Society to learn more about Northeast Ohio's role in this national, month-long observation.

“He who plants a tree plants a hope" ...and a belief in tomorrow, for trees take a long time to grow. But what tree to plant? And where to plant it? Read on for suggestions and inspiration.

Many folks have an all-or-nothing attitude to their New Year’s resolutions. If they don't hit success immediately, they simply give up. A more helpful approach is to take a step back and try to figure out what is not working and why.

You'll find dozens of events throughout February to celebrate Black History Month: from art tours to special performances to book reviews and more. We've got a handy list to get you started.