A large crowd of aviation enthusiasts crowded into the annual spring MAPS open house this past weekend. In addition to an "all-you-could-eat pancake" breakfast the museum also sponsored author Kimberly Kenney and exhibited a scratch-built Sopwith Triplane.

Dean Young stated the fundraiser focused community interest and demonstrated there is still  momentum for the project.

“We host preschool classes. It’s a great way for youngsters to experience petting and feeding animals and even milking cows,” said Ada Miller.

The day-long clinic started with a warm up session lead by 8 Count Owner and dance instructor Tara Falcone, followed by former Cleveland Cavalier Dancer Natalie Smith leading the group through a high energy dance session. University of Akron Dance Company member Sara Barbuto worked out the group with Pilates and floor barre and IBFF Professional Fitness Competitor, Summer Montabone introduced the group to a new stretching work out with state of the art resists-bands.

One would think casting Robert Downey Jr. to play a superhero would make as much sense as casting Paris Hilton to play Mother Teresa. Yet as Tony Stark in "Iron Man," Downey is perfect.

Dick Donato's "Big Brother" legacy lives on even after another successful season of the show came and gone.

Errol Morris is back in detective mode again in his new film, “Standard Operating Procedure,” turning his investigative skills toward a more contemporary crime scene: Iraq’s Abu Ghraib Prison, the setting of a series of photographs depicting American soldiers torturing prisoners.

With swingers, secret agents and superheroes, this could be a banner year

Eclipsed by CDs and later by online music downloads, the vinyl album is experiencing a bit of a renaissance. Some music stores are expanding their album sections to take advantage of rising sales.

Discovery Channel's "Cash Cab" is a trivia show, but the big question goes unanswered. How does the host-slash-cabbie ask trivia questions and drive safely at the same time?

He portrayed a President. At the University of Akron, he talked politics.

The students thoroughly enjoyed getting to hear the upbeat music and the dancing. On April 20 at 12:30 the community was invited as a part of the free concert series provided by Lake Local Schools.