Fairlawn-Bath News Digest: Police Search for Missing Man; Residents Face Record Rain, Revere Names New Principal and More

It's been an eventful week. Here are some of the top stories to help you catch up.

Missing Bath Man -- Bath Police and fire and officers from surrounding communities are still searching for 81-year-old Arthur Cole. The elderly man was last seen at his family home in Bath at 8 a.m. Sunday. He has alzheimer's and was visiting from a treatment facility. Read the full story here.  

Rain and More Rain -- Summit County declared an emergency after heavy rainfall Tuesday soaked Bath, Fairlawn and Copley townships. Experts said the storms brought a 1,000 year flood. Read about the severe weather here, watch racing floodwaters here, learn about the liklihood of more record-setting storms here and find out what to do with flood-damaged trash in your neighborhood here. 

Kelley Williams-Bolar, the Akron Woman who served jail time for illegally enrolling her children in  met with the Ohio Parole Board July 20. Williams-Bolar admitted she lied about her residence, her level of education and service record. She told the parole board she wanted a safer school district for her daughters. Read about the process and what happens next here. 

Revere Gets New Principal -- Phil King will be the next principal of Revere High School. He was hired last week for  $96,000, less than departing high school official Bill Adams. Read about King here, watch a video here.