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Teen and Miss Black Mansfield 2024 on tap Thursday at Mansfield Senior High School
The Buckeye State Tiny Princess will Crown new Teen and Miss Black Mansfield winners Thursday at 6 p.m. at Mansfield Senior High School's auditorium, 124 N. Linden Road. American Royal Beauties Buckeye State Tiny Princess Karter Reese, 3, who is a two-time title-holder in her division and the great-niece of Nicole Brown Horston, pageant director, will crown the new Miss Black Mansfield (ages 19-29) and Teen Miss Black Mansfield (ages 12-18).
The Shelby Foundation awards $115,000 in scholarships
Shelby seniors received thousands of dollars in scholarships on May 16, and a significant amount came from The Shelby Foundation. Through the generosity of donors and through 32 different scholarship funds housed at the foundation, $115,000 in scholarships were awarded to district graduates. “No other school district in the area...
Hauler's three-hit shutout lifts South Central to district title win over Seneca East
GALION − If you are a fan of pitching duals in baseball and you happened to be in attendance for the South Central-Seneca East Division IV district final in Galion on Friday evening, then you were in luck. South Central junior Aaron Hauler and Seneca East sophomore Brady Bloom were at center stage and they both brought it. Unfortunately, only one could come out the winner and that was Hauler in this pitching matchup, as he...
Bryan blanks Maumee to advance to first Division II regional softball final
SHELBY, Ohio — A big hit in the first at-bat, along with remarkable defense and stellar pitching, helped Bryan’s softball team achieve its furthest advancement in the OHSAA tournament. Freshman Amiyah Langham drilled a home run on a full count to start the game, while sophomore Thea Staten fired a two-hit shutout with the help of errorless defense behind her, as Bryan blanked Maumee 5-0 in a Division II regional semifinal on Wednesday at Shelby High School. After falling in the regional semifinals the past two seasons, the Golden Bears (20-5) broke through to make their first regional final in program history. “Super excited for our girls. We’ve been here three times, so it’s nice to be able to break that barrier and make it to the next level,” Bryan coach Samantha Molina said. “These girls are so deserving, that senior class has been excellent in so many different things, so awesome to see them get to the next level.”
‘Right here, right now’ Lex, Ontario duos excel in the moment, earn All-Ohio tennis honors
WOOSTER — Ahora. It’s a Spanish word, pronounced oh-rah, that loosely translated means “Right here, right now!”. Ontario siblings Pablo and Hector Sanchez Vidal said it many times to fire each other up on the tennis court the last three weeks after being thrown together as a doubles team for the high school postseason.
Shelby City Schools Board of Education hears bright financial forecast
SHELBY ― Unlike a number of school districts, Shelby doesn't have to worry much about its budget in the near future. The Shelby City Schools Board of Education approved the district's five-year financial forecast at Monday's monthly meeting. Shelby is projected to have a cash balance of just less...
Errors plague Ontario Warriors in Division II district baseball semifinal loss to Perkins
FREMONT — Errors plagued Ontario High School baseball in two crucial innings against Sandusky Perkins in Division II district semifinal action at Fremont Ross High School on Thursday. Holding a six-run lead after scoring three runs in each of the second and third innings, four errors by Ontario in the fourth frame led to Perkins scoring six runs to tie the game, before the Pirates went on to plate a pair in the top of the ninth...
'It just feels good to win one:' How Northmor earned its D-IV district baseball crown
SUNBURY — Oh what a difference a year made for Northmor's baseball team. Ahead by four runs with three outs to go and then up two runs with one out left, the Golden Knights saw their season go poof in last year's Division IV district championship game, losing to Berne Union. This time Northmor...
Ohio State appoints new dean and director of Ohio State Mansfield campus
The Ohio State University has selected Jason Opal as its next dean and director of The Ohio State University at Mansfield, effective Aug. 15. Opal is associate dean of graduate studies in the Faculty of Arts at McGill University, one of Canada's leading public research institutions. A scholar and historian of early America and infectious diseases, he is a professor in McGill's Department of History and Classics with 20 years of academic experience.
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