The BEAT: Brunswick Educational Access Television
An Award-Winning Backpack Journalism Program. Empowering the Next Generation of Journalists Since 2000.
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Behind the Scenes: WKYC Channel 3 Features The BEAT
We’re usually the ones behind the camera- but this time, the story was us. See why WKYC Channel 3 highlighted our award-winning program.
The Coverage Starts Here
Our journalists cover all of Medina County. Every member of The BEAT is required to product six written and on-camera stories each year. Explore this rotating selection of our latest field work.
Niko’s Brings a Taste of the Mediterranean Sea to Brunswick
By Kaydin Wright, BEAT reporter
Big flavor has come to town with the grand opening of Niko’s Gyros To Go Brunswick on Monday, February 9th. Anthony and Gena Saied, owners of Niko’s Brunswick, have worked at the takeout-based Niko’s Gyros To Go in North Royalton for 5 years, and decided it was time to bring their passion for Mediterranean food to Brunswick.
The Starfish Effect: Brodie’s Good Vibe Tribe Changing Lives
By Charlie Pistone, BEAT reporter
A woman walking along a shoreline notices a man tossing starfish back into the ocean. When she asks why, he explains he is trying to save them. She gestures to the beach, covered in hundreds of starfish, and questions how much of a difference he could possibly make. In response, he throws one more starfish into the water and says, “I just changed that one starfish’s life.”
Ohio Pie: The Creation of Ohio-Style Pizza
By Olivia LaScola, BEAT reporter
In Brunswick, Ohio, Ohio Pie has become a staple in the local community since opening on February 9, 2019. Founded by Nick Robson, Ohio Pie introduced the Original Ohio Style Pizza to the community.
Jim Kovi: Paving the Way for Brunswick Athletics
By Ryan Halko, BEAT Reporter
Brunswick sports fans, get ready! Jim Kovi, the Athletic Director (AD) of Brunswick City Schools, has always been passionate about sports and the student-athletes that fuel the district’s athletic programs.
Medina’s The Coffee Colony: A Store That Goes Deeper Than Coffee and Tea
By Harper Finley, BEAT reporter
Despite the name, it’s not only tea and coffee they sell, but hot cocoa, local honey, jelly, home decor, and much more that makes it a unique shop to stop by.
Medina’s Snap Fitness: An Enlightening Experience
By Brooke Thomas, BEAT Reporter
Whether it be to train for a sport, go with a friend, or simply just for fun, working out can be for everyone. Snap Fitness, owned by Kimberly Schuerger and Brian Tracey, is located in Medina at 919 North Court Street.
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Opened since 1972, Donut Land remains a local Brunswick institution. Homestyle Donuts, Fancies, Specialty items and more – all made fresh daily at 1321 Pearl Road, Brunswick. Donut Land looks forward to putting a smile on your face!
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Founded in 2003 by Process Engineer Deborah Wasylko and now co-led by her daughter, Hannah, MODA (mother-daughter) is a premier women-owned, family-operated business specializing in experiential, gourmet, and customized branded gifts.
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Plum Creek Senior Assisted Living is a locally-owned, family-operated community in Northeast Ohio dedicated to helping seniors maintain their independence in a supportive, home-like setting. Managed by the Ihrig and Elseser family, who bring over 90 years of long-term care experience, the state-of-the-art facility provides 24-hour nursing, private suites, and comprehensive amenities including chef-prepared meals and diverse social activities. This hands-on approach ensures a caring and secure environment where residents receive personalized assistance tailored to their needs.
