B.F. Goodrich

The iconic B. F. Goodrich Smokestacks in Downtown Akron are slated to be demolished this summer. A historical preservation group is generating ideas on how to commemorate them.

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Here are your morning headlines for Friday, July 12: Mount Carmel fires 23 employees, changes leadership;Senators call for honor for slain reporters with…

Akron City Council will consider a deal Monday that enables the city to give the Bounce Innovation Hub the building it occupies. Bounce is housed in the…

Why did Goodyear, Goodrich, General, and Firestone all gravitate to Northeast Ohio?

B.F. Goodrich helped bring Akron to fame as the Rubber Capital of the World by starting the city’s first rubber plant. Now, people in Northeast Ohio are…

About 200 people gathered for a memorial in Alliance over the weekend for former Congressman Ralph Regula, who died last month at age 92.The ceremony took…