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JV Leopards Rally Back, but Fall in Final Minute at New Philadelphia – JV Football
<<< 2023 Vs. Ravenna | JV Football Schedule | Next At Alliance >>>. The Louisville Leopards JV Football Team fell to the host New Philadelphia Quakers 20-18 in their season opener Saturday Morning at Woody Hayes Quaker Stadium. Quakers Take Early 14-0 Lead. New Philadelphia took an early 14-0 lead...
Outside the Huddle: Garfield’s academic coach nourishes minds and hearts
But Stephanie Morek, 52, does more than provide team snacks and pep talks at Garfield Community Learning Center — she offers support, tutoring and community to each student-athlete she encounters. As the academic coach for Garfield’s football program, Morek runs the study table, a space where teenagers complete schoolwork...
Friday, Aug. 30: Akron Public Schools to host job fair
Akronites interested in working at Akron Public Schools can apply for jobs at an upcoming job fair. On Friday, Aug. 30, APS will host a “talent fair” at the Sylvester Small Administration Building at 10 N. Main St. in downtown Akron from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The...
Walsh University Launches New Master of Science in Exercise Physiology Program
Walsh University is delighted to announce the launch of a new online Master of Science in Exercise Physiology, adding to its distinguished portfolio of graduate programs. This innovative program, designed for individuals seeking to advance their careers as managers or entrepreneurs in the health and fitness industry, is open to anyone with a bachelor’s degree. Tailored specifically for working adults, the online master’s program can be completed in approximately two years.
Medina accepting applications for municipal deer hunting program
MEDINA, Ohio -- Deer hunting season in Medina will begin late next month, and Police Chief Ed Kinney said anyone interested in participating can submit their application now. “Our (bow-hunting) season will be from Sept. 28 until Feb. 2, and anyone interested in more information can go to medinaoh.org and then to the police department page to find the application packet,” Kinney said.
Akron restaurant partially reopens more than 2 weeks after flooding from storms
AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - Some businesses in Akron are still getting back on their feet after severe storms and flooding pounded the city a couple of weeks ago. The Noisy Oyster in Akron’s Merriman Valley partially reopened on Monday. “I was just like stunned because it’s a neighborhood hangout,”...
Plan to control feral cat population in Mogadore causes controversy
An emotional debate is unfolding in Mogadore over what to do about an exploding population of feral cats, leading to numerous complaints about the mess and smell created by the untamed cats
Youngstown Boardman and Dover finish in a tie
Youngstown Boardman and Dover proved to be evenly matched after they battled to a 2-2 knot on Aug. 27 in Ohio boys high school soccer. Check out our complete boys soccer roundup to stay up-to-date on all the action. We want your feedback on the accuracy and quality of this...
Jury convicts 2 of killing Cleveland woman in front of her children
CLEVELAND, Ohio — A Cuyahoga County jury on Tuesday convicted two men for fatally shooting a 29-year-old Cleveland woman as she unloaded groceries from her vehicle, killing her as her two young daughters watched. Jamar Skanes, 50, of Garfield Heights, and Alontez Beasley, 35, of Cleveland, both were found...
Sheffield Lake firefighters rescue victim trapped on second floor of burning home
SHEFFIELD LAKE, Ohio (WOIO) - A man was rescued from the second floor of a burning home Tuesday afternoon. The fire started around 4:55 p.m. in the 4200 block of Holl Ave. When firefighters arrived, they said they found “extensive” fire conditions. Firefighters used ladders to rescue the...
Grocery store-owning congressman blasts ‘reckless’ Harris plan to target price gouging
Rep. Michael Rulli (R-OH), who owns a grocery store, said Vice President Kamala Harris’s plan to prevent “price-gouging” in the food industry would backfire by creating shortages and causing grocery stores to shutter. Rulli, who owns the Rulli Bros. Markets, based in Youngstown, Ohio, along with his brothers, spoke to the Washington Examiner about Harris’s […]
Browns part ways with 2023 third-round pick after just one year
There are always a few surprises on the NFL's annual cutdown day when teams must reduce their rosters from 90 players down to 53 and the Browns started things off on Tuesday with a surprise of their own.According to Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, the team is releasing defensive tackle Siaki Ika, its third-round pick from just a year ago.It's a surprising move because it's not often teams move on from Day 2 selections so quickly and general manager Andrew Berry seemed excited for what Ika could bring not too long ago."What was impressive about (Ika) was that he was...
Browns Surprisingly Release 3 Playmakers on Roster Cutdown Day
We are finally at the end of August, which means the regular season is on the horizon. The regular season starts on Sept. 8 against the Dallas Cowboys but before we can get there, teams must trim down the roster. Today at 4 p.m. ET is the deadline to get...
Local doctor worries about ER availability if hospital closes
As the fate of Trumbull Regional Medical Center hangs in the balance in bankruptcy court, a local physician is talking about how losing the hospital in Warren will have far-reaching effects, especially for emergency care.
Browns Make Shocking Cut at Running Back to Finalize 53-Man Roster
The NFL regular season continues to get closer day by day. The Cleveland Browns have hopes and beliefs that they will be one of the best teams in the NFL. Until the season starts on September 8 against the Dallas Cowboys, the Browns have to continue fine-tuning the squad as they trim down the roster.
Warrensville Heights Mayor Brad Sellers charged in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas
WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - 19 News has learned the mayor of Warrensville Heights was charged today in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas. Brad Sellers is facing charges of tampering with evidence and theft. Records show the alleged crime happened July 3rd, 2018. 19 News has reached out...
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