What if there was a way to use running to bring people together in Norwood? That was the question that Amanda Sinclair, Robin LeFevre and a group of Norwood residents were asking themselves in late 2017 / early 2018. Less than a year later,

In 2012, the results of a community health survey revealed that substance abuse was one of the biggest concerns among Norwood residents. As a response, a group of concerned citizens formed a coalition, which has since become Activating Substance Abuse ...

Mayor Thomas Williams has served the city of Norwood, Ohio for the past 16 years. Although his retirement is rapidly approaching, the final weeks and months of his tenure have been anything but smooth sailing.

In 2019, for the first time in 16 years, Norwood will elect a new mayor. As the current mayor, Thomas Williams, heads into retirement, the city faces numerous challenges, making this November a massive inflection point in our history.

In 2019, for the first time in 16 years, Norwood will elect a new mayor. As the current mayor, Thomas Williams, heads into retirement, the city faces numerous challenges, making this November a massive inflection point in our history.

In 2019, for the first time in 16 years, Norwood will elect a new mayor. As the current mayor, Thomas Williams, heads into retirement, the city faces numerous challenges, making this November a massive inflection point in our history.

The last time Norwood went to the polls for a local election, the race for the President of Council seat was decided by just eight votes. The winner that year was Donna Laake. But, after serving as President of Council for the past eight years,

The last time Norwood went to the polls for a local election, the race for the President of Council seat was decided by just eight votes. The winner that year was Donna Laake. But, after serving as President of Council for the past eight years,

In 2019, all Norwood City Council seats are up for grabs. The eight-person council is comprised of the President of Council, four ward representatives, and three at-large seats. All members of Council serve two-year terms.

In 2019, all Norwood City Council seats are up for grabs. The eight-person council is comprised of the President of Council, four ward representatives, and three at-large seats. All members of Council serve two-year terms.