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Watch Ohio State 5-star 2025 WR target Jerome Myles in season opener tonight
Ohio State 5-star 2025 wide receiver target Jerome Myles from Draper (Utah( Corner Canyon is in action in his senior season opener tonight as Corner Canyon takes on American Fork (Utah) at American Fork High School. Kickoff for the game is at 9:00 ET. The game can be watched for...
Cohen & Company founder recalled for risking everything
Ronald Bert Cohen can be described as a mentor, visionary thinker and sports fan, but above all, he was a man who started with nothing and risked it all. “At the end of his life, he said, ‘It would be greedy of me to have wanted anymore out of life’,” Heidi Solomon, manager of Horvitz YouthAbility at Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland and one of Cohen’s daughters, told the Cleveland Jewish News Aug. 12.
Exciting events this weekend: Bratwurst, Blueberries, and Blues!
BUCYRUS, OH (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW)—This weekend, the area is buzzing with three fantastic events that promise fun, food, and music for everyone. Whether you’re a fan of delicious bratwurst, sweet blueberries, or soulful blues, there’s something for you to enjoy. The Bucyrus Bratwurst Festival, held from August...
Ohio woman wins $2 million prize in Maximum Millions scratch-off
CLEVELAND — Winner! A northeast Ohio woman is taking home a big cash prize from a Maximum Million scratch-off ticket. Mary Caudill of Lorain hit the top prize on the ticket, which is worth $2 million. She chose to take the cash option of $1 million and will be...
FirstEnergy agrees to deal to avoid state prosecution | Reporters Roundtable
Akron-based FirstEnergy agreed this week to a deal with the state of Ohio to avoid state prosecution for its role in the House Bill 6 bribery scandal. HB 6 included a billion-dollar nuclear bailout. FirstEnergy, which bribed an Ohio house speaker and a state regulator, is paying another $20 million...
Business in Mantua takes off thanks to revitalization efforts
Hundreds of residents of Portage County used to meet at Mantua Station every day. They all lived in or near Mantua and worked in downtown Cleveland, taking the bustling station’s train every morning as their commute. When the Village of Mantua was established in 1898, 42 years after the...
Browns Star's Latest Injury Raises Concerns About His NFL Future
The Cleveland Browns have high hopes for the 2024 season. They made the postseason last year even though they were hammered by injuries. They entered training camp with a clear plan to improve and hone in on their skills but as we know injuries are a part of the game.
Superbike racing returns to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
LEXINGTON — Superbike racing has officially returned to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course today for the first time since 2014 with Permco MotoAmerica Superbikes at Mid-Ohio, Aug. 16-18. Originally run under the AMA Superbike Championship name, an annual Superbike race was held at Mid-Ohio for 32 consecutive years from 1983-2014.
Community calendar for Aug. 17
Actors are needed for “A 1940s Radio Christmas Carol” by Walton Jones, to be performed by Workshop Players in November. Auditions will be 3-5 p.m. Sunday and from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Six men, ages 20s to 70s, are needed, and three women, ages 20s to 40s. The stage...
Comet Corner reopens at Marion L. Steele High School
AMHERST — After a more than decadelong hiatus, the Amherst Comet Corner returns this school year to Marion L. Steele High School. For years the Comet Corner, run by the parent-teacher organization in a space near the auxiliary gym, was a one-stop shop for replacement school supplies, Comet apparel and snacks and candy for between — or sometimes during — classes.
News roundup for Aug. 17
Mark Perna speaks at Brunswick Schools’ convocation. Speaker, author and CEO Mark Perna spoke at Brunswick Schools’ convocation on Wednesday to a group of district staff and other community members. His speech was about how teachers, employers and parents can connect and engage with young people to give them purpose and encourage achievement.
Oberlin Girl Scout Troop celebrates chimney swifts nesting in tower
OBERLIN — Friday night was a celebration for Girl Scout Troop 50439. The 11-year-old members of the troop built a tower for chimney swifts to safely roost in when flying through the area. At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the children gathered at the Oberlin Preserve prairie on West Hamilton Street to see the structure put up for the small, migratory bird — and earned a Bronze Award for their efforts.
Dazzling Debut: Keeper leads Rams past Colts in season opener
BELLVILLE — Madison’s Avah Newsome was everywhere all at once. Making her first career start in goal, Newsome made 11 saves as the Rams escaped with a 2-1 win over Clear Fork at the Colt Corral in Friday night’s girls’ soccer season opener. “She was a...
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