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Taylor Swift Comes To Cleveland
CLEVELAND - Maybe you can't afford a ticket to tylor Swift’s international smash hit of a concert..... but don't worry.... from now until February... you can catch her act... right here in the delta. Taylor Swift: Through The Eras will be on display from now until February 2nd, 2025.
Community calendar for Aug. 24
NAMI will host a guided tour at 1 p.m. with a Lorain County Metro Parks naturalist at the Schoepfle Garden, 11106 Market St., Birmingham. There also will be a tour of the house of Otto B. Schoepfle Jr. and his "Garden that Grew.'' Shoepfle was the longtime chairman of the board of Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co., which owns The Chronicle-Telegram.
Oberlin elementary, high school in the midst of North Park Street construction
OBERLIN — Oberlin High and Elementary schools will be in the midst of construction for the first day of school on Monday. Work on North Park Street started Aug. 19, and will continue through October, according to a district news release. The construction will turn North Park Street at...
Ohio teacher forced to resign after refusing to use students’ pronouns, lawsuit says
MASSILLON, Ohio (WCMH) — A former Ohio middle school teacher is headed to trial after she resigned for refusing to address two transgender students by their preferred names and pronouns, and asked to have them removed from her classroom. The teacher, Vivian Geraghty, alleged in a 2022 lawsuit against Jackson Local School District that her […]
Growing pains: Young Tygers succumb, but make it interesting in the end
MANSFIELD — One of these days, probably soon, the scoreboard will do a better job of reflecting how much fun coaching football in 2024 is for Mansfield Senior’s Chioke Bradley. With an almost entirely new cast of starters, his Tygers came within inches – make that fingertips – of spoiling the head coaching debut of a former Ohio State star in Friday night’s season opener at Arlin Field. ...
H.S. Football: Progress for Elyria but not a win
MAYFIELD VILLAGE — One half of good football isn’t enough to win a game, but Elyria definitely laid the foundation for better days ahead Friday at Mayfield. The Pioneers controlled most of the first half, scored first and looked like they could be in control of the game.
Teachable Moments: Inexperienced Tygers fall to Akron SVSM in opener
MANSFIELD — Chioke Bradley isn’t one to make excuses, but Mansfield Senior’s veteran coach could see the silver lining in Friday’s 21-14 loss to Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary. His inexperienced Tygers grew up a little bit. “We’ve got a young bunch … but that’s not an...
H.S. Football: Elyria Catholic can't quite keep up with Bishop Hartley
ELYRIA — Big plays. They're what cost Elyria Catholic on opening night as the Panthers fell to playoff-tested Columbus Bishop Hartley 48-28 on Friday night to spoil the dedication of the new stands and press box at Dan Reaser Stadium. “Football’s a game of momentum,” EC coach Chase Farris...
Whippets take 2nd annual Grant Milliron Game with a 40-14 victory over Madison
SHELBY — Brayden DeVito has some new friends this year. With the graduation of record-setting receiver Issaiah Ramsey, Shelby's quarterback is breaking in some new pass-catchers for the Whippets. WARRIOR GRIT: Ontario overcomes early adversity, beats Richland County rival Lexington in Week 1 ...
Plymouth takes big first step in rout of Oberlin
PLYMOUTH — We’re in Week 1 and the Plymouth football team has already won half as many games as last season. The Big Red accomplished that feat on Friday night, ripping Oberlin 31-0 in a convincing season opener. Coach John Gillum’s defense was absolutely throttling. The Phoenix were...
H.S. Football: Middies shake off rough start, dominate in second half
EATON TWP. — A rough first half bogged down with penalties didn’t deter Midview. The Middies came on strong in the second half Friday to defeat Westlake 34-14 at Ed Adelsberg Stadium. Nine first-half penalties (16 total for the game) plus a turnover that directly led to a...
Avon Lake vs. Strongsville football: Aiden Stewart leads Shoremen to hard-fought win over Mustangs
STRONGSVILLE, Ohio – Avon Lake receiver Aidan Stewart had never scored a varsity touchdown. On Friday, the 6-foot-1 junior hauled in two scores and recorded 176 yards to lead the Shoreman to a 21-12 victory over host Strongsville to open the season. It is the Shoremen’s fourth consecutive win over the Mustangs.
Gallery: Ontario dominates Lexington in second half during 31-14 win
City editor. 30-year plus journalist. Husband. Father of 3 grown sons and also a proud grandpa. Prior military journalist in U.S. Navy, Ohio Air National Guard. -- Favorite quote: "Where were you when... More by Carl Hunnell.
Highland at Hudson football: Hornets seize momentum late for last laugh on the road
HUDSON, Ohio — When two teams with a similar identity are going head to head the team that makes fewer mistakes typically comes out on top. So when Hudson’s John Ploskunak picked off Highland’s Dylan Borla late in the third quarter, and the Explorers scored their second touchdown in 28 seconds to take a 24-17 lead heading into the final quarter, the Hornets’ chances of winning seemed slim.
Browns CB Denzel Ward Makes Call on Retirement After Latest Head Trauma
Cleveland Browns star cornerback Denzel Ward has now suffered five confirmed concussions, but he has no plans to walk away from the game of football. Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com reported on Friday, August 23, that Ward will carry on with his career, adding that the six-year veteran and three-time Pro Bowler never considered hanging up his cleats due to his injuries.
Middleburg Heights gets $5.5 million to clean up former Sears site
MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio – Through its Ohio Brownfield Remediation Program, the Ohio Department of Development recently awarded $5,577,831 to Middleburg Heights for use in remediating and demolishing two vacant structures in the Southland Business District. One building is the former Sears department store, and the other is the Sears...
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