Good morning, Geauga County. The power of community becomes most evident when one of our own goes missing. Authorities are urgently searching for 14-year-old Henry Banks, a teen with autism last seen running along I-90 toward Cleveland. As search efforts intensify, residents are encouraged to stay alert and report any sightings of the boy in his red t-shirt and yellow Crocs to Euclid Police immediately at 216-731-1234.
Meanwhile, Painesville Township prepares to turn a significant page as Bill Thompson concludes his remarkable 46-year career in public service next summer. His legacy of dedication will soon transition to incoming director John Kotrlik. In a perfect blend of past and future, Broadway star Corey Cott returns to his roots for a special homecoming concert at Chagrin Falls High School on August 23, performing on the very stage where his journey to stardom began.
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đ A 14-year-old autistic boy vanished on a busy highway. Henry Banks was last seen running on I-90 toward Cleveland after fleeing his home in Euclid. The teen, who has high-functioning autism, is approximately 5 feet tall, weighs 85 pounds, and was wearing a red t-shirt, gray shorts, a backpack and yellow Crocs. Euclid Police are urgently seeking the public's assistance in locating Banks. Anyone with information is asked to contact authorities at 216-731-1234.
đ ī¸ After 46 years, Bill Thompson retires from Painesville Township Service. The longtime Service Director will conclude his impressive career on June 30, 2025, handing over responsibilities to incoming director John Kotrlik. Thompson's four-decade journey serving the township has earned him commendation from local officials. His retirement marks the end of a dedicated public service career that has helped shape and maintain Painesville Township's infrastructure and services.
đ Broadway star returns to his high school stage for homecoming concert. Corey Cott, a 2008 Chagrin Falls High School graduate who found success on Broadway and television, will perform a one-night-only concert on August 23 at his alma mater's Performing Arts Center. The event is especially meaningful as Cott will perform on the same stage where he played Curley in "Oklahoma!" during the center's inaugural year. Meanwhile, Chagrin Falls High School Principal Amanda Rassi received the prestigious William M. Jones Excellence Award, earning $3,000 to support school programs after being nominated for her exceptional leadership and innovative approach to education.
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