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Lynn Stacey
Lynn Stacey, 79, of Elmore, OH passed away peacefully on August 8, 2024 in the home that he built for his family. He was born May 13, 1945 to the late Forde and Dorothy (Hellenkamp) Stacey. He enjoyed walking trails in the woods at local parks, dining out, eating sweets,...
Cedar Point announces Fall hiring event for HalloWeekends
SANDUSKY, OH (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW) – Cedar Point’s annual HalloWeekends event is approaching, and the park is hiring for all fall positions, with most starting at $20/hr. Potential applicants can attend Cedar Point’s Fall Hiring Event on Monday, Aug. 19, from 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. at the Cedar Point Hiring & Training Center, 2206 Cleveland Rd., Sandusky, OH 44870.
2024 New Boston Huron football season preview
The 2023 football season for New Boston Huron was a bit of an unorthodox one for their standards. Despite a rocky 1-3 start overall, the Chiefs were able to rally the troops midway through the season and finish with victories in four of their final five games. That included eking out a 20-19 win over longtime area and conference rival Flat Rock, who eventually made a run to the Division 5 state semifinals.
Sports Force Parks attracts top youth sports talent for tournaments
SANDUSKY, Ohio — In a partnership with cleveland.com called “How to win at youth sports (without going broke or breaking down),” 3News talked to experts, coaches and families about the current landscape and what we can do better to develop healthy, well-adjusted players. An hour west of...
Oak Harbor football believes window remains open for its prolific offense
Jaqui Hayward, Dalton Witter and four linemen graduated from Oak Harbor’s explosive offensive unit. But senior quarterback Mike LaLonde did not and he believes the Rockets can be even more dangerous with this year’s group. “We’re not going to skip a beat,” LaLonde said. “We still have Carson Ridener. We still have a ton...
THE 10 BEST GAMES TO SEE IN THE AREA THIS WEEK
The following are the ten best high school football games played by schools within the Heart of Ohio Sports coverage area. The top five will be released in an article two days from today, Friday. These will be a weekly article that come out on Mondays, but we've released it early for week one in excitement of the start of the season. If you’d like us to cover your region, please contact us at heartofohiosports.com. Recruiting rankings are from 247sports.com.
Junior Varsity Volleyball falls to Elyria
The Sailors opened their season with a loss on the road in Elyria. Despite a strong first set, Vermilion allowed Elyria to take early leads in the second and third. Brooke Whisenant made effort to change the momentum with well timed aces and a solo block. She had a total of 3 kills, 3 aces, and two blocks. Cassie Caffarel and Addison Williams each had 2 kills while Lily Lewis and Amelia Dahl each added one. In addition to some great defense Myla Fox had 2 aces. Williams and Sofia Schaffer each had one. Good job Sailors!
Freshmen Volleyball defeats Elyria
The Sailors started off their season with a win in two sets on Saturday! Vermilion was strong from the service line with multiple players scoring aces. Elyse Myntti had 4 followed by Eva Burrelli and Amelia Dahl with 3 and Cassie Caffarel, Kennedy Baisden and Lily Pulley each adding one. Cassie Caffarel ended with first set with kill for a total of 3. Amelia Dahl had two kills while Cecily Hughes, Myntti and Burrelli each had 1. Lauren Peffley served the last point to earn the Sailors their first win! Good work Vermilion!
Talk About Woodville: K-9 officer has new role
Back in 2012, an 11-month-old Dutch shepherd by the name of Raider graduated from his law enforcement training and joined the Woodville Police Department as their new police dog. He has been with the department for 12 years, working with his human partner, Steve Gilkerson, now the department’s chief.
Fair magic shows entertain audiences
That's what we asked John Bloom of the show Grand Illusions by the Blooms, which is one of the featured acts all week at the Huron County Fair. "We try to do eight to ten fairs a year and we have a Halloween show," said John Bloom, the father of the act.
Lukac leads Norwalk to win over P.C.
CATAWBA ISLAND — The Norwalk boys golf team got a 39 (one-over par) from Stephan Lukac on the front nine of the Catawba Island Club course in Wednesday’s win over host Port Clinton. Norwalk won the match with ease, 179-249. Dylan Pigman was next with a 41 for...
County at housing 'crisis point'
PERKINS TWP. — People of all ages are having trouble finding quality housing that won't break the bank, but seniors on a fixed income are left scrambling for options. Nearly 200 residents and various city officials attended a question-and-answer forum Thursday afternoon, co-sponsored by Serving Our Seniors and the Register. The forum was hosted at the UAW Hall on Hayes Avenue (Ohio 4) in Perkins Township.
Vermilion Sit and Stitch Quilt Guild holding annual membership meeting
The Vermilion Sit and Stitch Quilt Guild will meet at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 26 in the fellowship hall of Trinity Lutheran Church, 3747 Liberty Ave. This is the annual membership meeting and salad and dessert potluck. Dues will be paid at this time and there will be a planning session for the upcoming meetings for the year, according to a news release.
Experience the hits of Motown
SANDUSKY — Get groovy at a free concert in Sandusky next month. At 3 p.m. on Sept. 1, the First Presbyterian Church, 265 Jackson St., will host a high-energy concert from The Sounds of Soul, a news release states. The group is composed of six dancers and singers and...
Fair honors senior king, queen
NORWALK — The senior fair king and queen were crowned Thursday morning at the Huron County Fair. Sam Santiago, representing Twilight Gardens, and Marlene Webber, representing Laurels of New London, took the top honors. Santiago was born in Brooklyn, New York, and moved to Ohio just a year later....
Making a 'Big Splash' this weekend
SANDUSKY— A fundraiser for a beloved museum returns this weekend. On Friday and Saturday, the Dean Howman Memorial Big Splash Raffle will return to Battery Park, 605 E. Water St. More than $100,000 in cash will be given away. Other prizes include a Chevy Trax, a Ford Maverick, a...
Sculptor skills on display
PORT CLINTON — At one time, sculptors were artists who created out of marble or cast bronze — but no. Today sculptors create out of wood, clay, plastic and metal. And all are on display at The Arts Garage, 317 W. Perry St., Port Clinton from now until Aug. 25.
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