Good morning, Kent.

Project Noelle is offering Easter baskets to children affected by the opioid crisis, with a signup deadline of March 17.

The Children's Advocacy Center of Portage County is organizing its 26th Bowl Against Abuse event on April 19 to support families affected by child abuse, with registration open until April 11.

David M. Smith was re-convicted by a Portage County jury for the 2015 hammer attack on Quortney Tolliver, reinforcing his accountability after a prolonged legal process.

The Kent State men's and women's basketball teams must win the MAC Tournament to qualify for March Madness, leveraging key strengths like rebounding and experience.

Mary Kay Cabot broke barriers in sports journalism as a Kent State alumna, overcoming early career challenges and establishing herself as a respected football reporter.

Naomi Benson, Nadia Lough, and Amelia Morris were recognized among the top honorees in the Northeast Inland District basketball awards, highlighting local athletes' and coaches' achievements.

Chloe and the Steel Strings Live

6-10 p.m. | Standing Rock Cultural Arts | Ticket prices vary | Experience an evening of live music with Chloe and the Steel Strings in an intimate setting.

Wood Block Printing Workshop

2-5 p.m. — FJKluth Art Gallery — Materials provided — Explore the art of woodcuts and printing techniques while creating your own designs.

Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Group

2:30 p.m. — Kent Free Library — Free entry — Connect with others in a supportive environment as you share the challenges and rewards of caregiving.