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Canfield grinds out close victory over Mansfield
Canfield finally found a way to top Mansfield 20-14 on Aug. 30 in Ohio football. Last time Mansfield and Canfield played in a 24-14 game on Aug. 25, 2023. Check out our complete boys football roundup to stay up-to-date on all the action. We want your feedback on the accuracy...
Siena Heights University sets record for incoming students at Adrian campus
ADRIAN — Siena Heights University set a record at the start of this academic year for the most incoming students at its Adrian campus. A total of 445 incoming students started their undergraduate education this past week, with more than 100 of them being served by SHU’s Brain Gain program, a tuition-free guarantee...
Hillsdale Hospital's CCO named 'Rising Star' in health care strategy
HILLSDALE — Hillsdale Hospital Chief Communications Officer Rachel Lott has been named a 2024 Rising Star by the Society for Health Care Strategy and Market Development (SHSMD). This award recognizes Lott as a distinguished health care strategy professional succeeding in her field. SHSMD is a professional membership group of the American Hospital Association, supporting...
Waldron tops Lakeside Marblehead Lakeside Danbury
Waldron handed Lakeside Marblehead Lakeside Danbury a tough 48-28 loss on Aug. 30 in Michigan football action. Last season, Waldron and Lakeside Marblehead Lakeside Danbury squared off on Aug. 26, 2023 at Lakeside Marblehead Danbury High School. We want your feedback on the accuracy and quality of this article. Take...
Football: Wapakoneta takes care of Defiance
Aug. 31—WAPAKONETA — Turnovers are often the difference-maker in a game, especially when they're timely. In the second quarter of Friday night's WBL showdown between Wapakoneta and Defiance, Wapak's Noah Bishop made one of those timely turnovers when he forced a fumble from Defiance's Noah Gomez. That giveaway halted Defiance's drive at the Redksins' 31-yard line. On the next play, quarterback ...
LINK Dayton Bike Share ceasing operations in Dayton
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A transportation option some frequent in downtown Dayton is shutting down. LINK Dayton Bike Share, a nonprofit cycling advocacy organization, announced Friday on social media that operations will cease on Sept. 30. “Bike share systems across the nation are facing unique challenges that have proved difficult for these donor funded systems […]
Man’s remains recovered from Michigan plane crash 17 years later
BOIS BLANC ISLAND, Mich. – Searchers discovered a small plane that crashed in Michigan’s Lake Huron 17 years ago, as well as the remains of a long-missing passenger, state police said Wednesday. The remains were identified as H. Brooke Stauffer Jr., 56, who lived in Washington, D.C. He...
(RV) Aquinas Saints Split Invitational Play
Grand Rapids, MI — The (RV) Aquinas women's volleyball team traveled down to Adrian, Michigan, on Friday (Aug. 30) for the Siena Heights Labor Day Invitational. The Saints faced off against No.1-ranked Indiana Wesleyan and Spring Arbor. AQ nearly dethroned IWU, but the Wildcats managed a comeback and took the contest to a resounding fifth set. The second match saw the Saints fall early to the Cougars of Spring Arbor, but AQ marched their way back and took the following three sets.
Lawmakers discuss expanding Ohio gambling laws to phones
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — An expansion to different types of gambling could soon be coming in Ohio. “Gaming is going to be expanded,” Senator Bill DeMora (D-Columbus) said. “I mean, to think that we’re somehow going to go back to the puritan age where gambling is not prevalent in Ohio is foolishness.” Throughout the spring, […]
Enquirer names Greater Cincinnati high school athletes of the week, Aug. 30
In a vote that ended Aug. 30, Cincinnati.com readers selected the first 2024-2025 Enquirer Athletes of the Week from high school sports action through Aug. 25. Here are this week's winners. ...
Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council receives $4.1 million grant
ATHENS — The Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council has received a grant of a $4,180,045 from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration under the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Program. Funding will support the council’s Southeast to Southwest Ohio Responsive Interregional Deployment of Electrification Solutions project, called...
'Pharmacy deserts' proliferate in Northeast Ohio as Rite Aid closes most stores
This story was reported in collaboration with community members. Want to work on a story with Ideastream Public Media? Get in touch. Rite Aid is set to close its remaining pharmacies in the city of Cleveland — and all but four across Ohio — by the end of September, leaving some residents concerned about retail and pharmacy options in their neighborhoods.
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