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Ohio Cash App users may be eligible to receive payment from the company
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — If you’ve used Cash App to send or receive money any time since 2018, you may be eligible to get some cash back. The app’s parent company, Block, recently agreed to a $15 million class-action settlement. The lawsuit alleges Block and Cash App were “negligent” in two separate incidents involving user data and […]
After bus accident, Lancaster football finds focus when it matters most to beat Marysville
MARYSVILLE – A week after struggling in a 28-7 loss against Wayne Valley (NJ) at home, the Lancaster football team needed something positive to happen on Friday when it took to the road to make the long trip to Marysville. However, before the game against the Monarchs even started, the Golden Gales faced some adversity when their team bus was involved in an accident on 270. This caused them to be late and pushed back the start...
Owen Sloan has stellar night, Hillsdale separate themselves from Loudonvile in win
LOUDONVILLE - Owen Sloan solidified the Hillsdale football team's ground game as the Falcons swept past Loudonville 42-7 Friday night at Redbird Stadium in an independent contest. Hillsdale is now at 3-0 on the season and Loudonville remains winless at 0-3. Sloan, a junior, rushed for 132 yards on 10 carries and a trio...
Democrats fly anti-Trump banners over football games in latest appeal to college voters
Democrats seemingly played into the college rivalry between the University of Michigan and The Ohio State University Saturday, in their latest appeal to young voters. The committee flew planes with banners targeting former President Trump and his running mate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) over football stadiums including Michigan and Pennsylvania State University. The DNC noted…
Cleveland Browns Axe Bell, Try Out Cringeworthy Former 1st Rounder
The Cleveland Browns appear fairly settled on their receiving corps with the season opener looming. However, for a team hoping to build on a Wild Card playoff loss last season, there's always room to improve. On Thursday, the Cleveland Browns waived Wideout David Bell after the 2022 third-round draft pick failed to make much of an impression over the past two seasons. One day later, Cleveland auditioned his possible replacement: Kadarius Toney.
Michigan football vacating wins is 'ridiculous' according to new report
The misinformation spreading among the Ohio State fanbase regarding Michigan football and the alleged advanced in-person scouting operation run by Connor Stalions is wild. It's starting to feel like the Russians are in charge of it or something. Every day, you see new posts about how Michigan football is connected to an FBI investigation and that the program won't be allowed to exist in a few years.
Football: Quatman shines in LCC's win over Carey
Sep. 8—LIMA — In football, great players often make plays that change a game. But it isn't every day that a player dominates a single game from start to finish. That's exactly what Matthew Quatman did for Lima Central Catholic in its 25-7 win over Carey at Spartan Stadium on Saturday night. The 5-10, 175-pound, two-way weapon racked up 196 all-purpose yards and accounted for all four of his ...
Kyle McCord should make Ohio State fans question QB musical chairs
Look at what the Syracuse Orange are doing! Despite a ton of changes during the offseason, they were able to beat MAC contender Ohio in Week 1. Now they are giving the ranked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets a run for their money early in conference play. We still have no idea of Fran Brown will prove to be a great head coach, but the Orange appear to have something regarding Kyle McCord.
Powell: Felled trees bring warm responses
And we thought it couldn’t happen to us. Charming little Grand Rapids, Ohio, is immune to the destructive storms that plague other parts of the country that we read and hear about and watch on television. We have told friends and family we would never want to live in an area that was prone to torrential wind and rain. How quickly those ridiculous ideas can be erased. It only took a surveillance of the little green bungalow after the Aug. 27 storm to break into tears. That so much damage could happen in such a short time was hard to believe. But the ways this senior citizen was treated by the community was most impressive. I have a feeling that most small villages like Grand Rapids are reservoirs of people looking out for their neighbors.
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