NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio -- Similar to upgrading your cell phone plan, North Olmsted is currently looking to do the same with a unique offer regarding its cell phone tower leases.

A new cell phone tower is causing controversy in North Olmsted Community Park. The City says it will help the community, but neighbors are not happy about the installation.

A photo contest to document renovations of the North Olmsted water tower will be featured in a February 2015 Bicentennial issue of North Olmsted Magazine. Selected photographs will capture recent r… ...

Olmsted County hopes to sell part of 11 acres of prime real estate near the fairgrounds in downtown Rochester. The site ...

A celebration of Rochester’s iconic ear-of-corn water tower is planned for Sept. 25. Olmsted County residents are invited to join festivities scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, in ...

Yet, head a block north onto Brookpark Extension Road, about a stone's throw from North Olmsted's red-and-white-checkered water tower, sandwiched in between Guitar Center and an Ohio BMV, and you ...

NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio — Authorities conducted a water rescue early Wednesday morning after a man became stuck on the roof of his vehicle. It happened as heavy rain and thunderstorms swept through ...

NORTH OLMSTED is a suburb of Cleveland. Its city hall is located 17 miles southwest of PUBLIC SQUARE. It was incorporated as a village in 1908, ... built in the mid-1960s. During this period the city ...

ROCHESTER – After talks broke down last month, Olmsted County is no closer to finding a use for the 11-acre site of a former Seneca Foods plant — and the famous Ear of Corn water tower ...

The pipe – er, water tower – remained in use from its construction in the 19th century until 1963, when electric pumps at the new North Point Pumping Station went into use.

Olmsted County hopes to sell part of 11 acres of prime real estate near the fairgrounds in downtown Rochester. The site includes the beloved Ear of Corn water tower, which the county says must be ...