Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 26th of June.
Good morning, Kent.
Brian Adams (20-year veteran) was named chief operating officer at UH Portage Medical Center.
He replaces Robert Naymik as he begins leading patient-centered operations using his background as director of operations and clinical services.
A Kent State graduate switched her smartphone for a flip phone in March, cutting her daily screen time from over nine hours to 20 minutes (a move reflecting a growing digital detox trend among local young adults).
Local experts advise a balanced approach to technology use for healthier real-life connections.
Former Browns star Josh Cribbs now works as Kent State's special teams analyst and discussed his new coaching role in a video release.
A new ranking of the top 25 Greater Akron/Canton high school football players was released as college football recruiting season heats up.
Local sports fans can look to the list for insights on rising talent.
The James Hunter Six Concert
7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Kent Stage — Ticket prices vary — Experience the timeless rhythm & soul of British singer-songwriter and GRAMMY-nominated James Hunter with his six-piece band.
Richie Furay Concert
7:30 – 10:30 PM — The Kent Stage — $36.17 to $55.52 — Celebrate the legendary career of Richie Furay as he showcases his new country album along with classic hits.
Deuce 'n a Quarter Concert
7:30-11:30 p.m. — The Kent Stage — $10.50 to $13.61 — Experience award-winning blues with Deuce 'n a Quarter as they showcase their electrifying sound.
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