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Ravenna · Ravenna

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Pike County Chamber of Commerce President Bethany Allen, right, presents GoodTimes owner Scott Good with the businesses’ first dollar made in Troy. (Josh Boutwell) GoodTimes Bowling in Troy held its official ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, Feb. 18. GoodTimes officially opened in June of 2024 with 16 bowling lanes, a full-service restaurant and a large arcade with more than 20 arcade games including air hockey, racing games, Halo, basketball…See the Story

Fulbright Scholars from Hiram College visit Newton Falls Kiwanis

Travel · Newton Falls

Fulbright Scholars from Hiram College visit Newton Falls Kiwanis

Two Fulbright scholars from Hiram College visited and spoke with the Kiwanis Club of Newton Falls. They shared their teaching experiences as well as their travels in the United States, including Vanina’s visit to a rainy Times Square, NYC, for New Year’s Eve. Pictured, standing: Kiwanis Pres A. Zimmermann, secretary E. Yura, K. Warner, T. Houk, B. Wujcik, sponsor R. Dempsey, Marjorie Cacheleux (France), treasurer K. Wujcik, guest Nicolas Torres…See the Story

In conversation with the two leads of Mamma Mia

Newton Falls · Newton Falls

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Meet the cast of Mamma Mia 2025 with Isabelle Madden as Sophie and Rosanne Jones as Donna in this vibrant community musical.See the Story

Streetsboro wrestling takes third place at MAC tournament

Wrestling · Streetsboro

Streetsboro wrestling takes third place at MAC tournament

Despite having a more complete team this season, the Streetsboro Rockets’ wrestling team’s depth in the upper weights remains one of its greatest Achilles’ heel. The Rockets crowned four champions to take third place at the Metro Athletic Conference tournament by scoring 131.5 points last Saturday at Woodridge High School in Peninsula. “My upper weights are some first-year wrestlers that we are trying to develop,” said Coach Mark Skonieczny. “We…See the Story

Crestwood soccer Coach Eric Sway departs for Kenston

Crestwood soccer Coach Eric Sway departs for Kenston

According to Eric Sway, although his time as the Crestwood soccer coach lasted only three seasons, he is confident that he is leaving the program in better shape than what it was when he started. The third-year Red Devil boys’ and second-year girls’ soccer coach’s next coaching opportunity will keep him on State Route 422, having been announced as the new Kenston girls’ soccer coach on Feb. 11. “I didn’t take it lightly leaving,” Sway told The W…See the Story

Garfield G-Men girls’ bowling crowned MVAC champions, boys take fourth place

Garrettsville · Garrettsville

Garfield G-Men girls’ bowling crowned MVAC champions, boys take fourth place

It truly was the perfect week for the Garfield G-Men girls’ bowling team. After snagging a team berth in the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division II district tournament and wrapping up a perfect conference record, the G-Men took first place at the Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference tournament by bowling a 3268 last Friday at the Skylane Bowling Alley in Garrettsville. “They were locked in-especially since we wrapped up a perfect seas…See the Story

Red Devil girls’ basketball surges past Wolverines to repeat as sectional champion

Basketball · Mantua

Red Devil girls’ basketball surges past Wolverines to repeat as sectional champion

Losing on their home court is just not something the Crestwood Red Devils girls’ basketball team considers an option. The Red Devils opened up postseason play by triumphing 71-43 against Chagrin Valley Conference rival West Geauga in the Ohio High School Athletic Association Northeast 2 Division IV sectional championship last Saturday evening at Mantua. “I think for the girls it is a big step for what they have been working towards all year and …See the Story

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Garrettsville · Garrettsville

Council Discusses Utility Reimbursements, NOPEC Grants, and Village Concerns

The Garrettsville Village Council convened on Tuesday, February 12, for its second meeting of the year. Present at the meeting were Councilpersons Tom Hardesty, John Chambers, Sheri Johnson, Richard Beatty, and Jeff Kaiser; Mayor Rick Patrick; Solicitor William Mason; Fiscal Officer Donna Love; and Assistant Fiscal Officer Tara Beatty. Also in attendance were Police Chief Tim Christopher, Sergeants Keith Whan and Tim Vecchio. Councilperson Deb W…See the Story

Berkshire girls’ basketball propelled by fast start, ousts Salem Northwestern

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Berkshire girls’ basketball propelled by fast start, ousts Salem Northwestern

Regular season records may not mean much in high school playoff basketball, but momentum is still important and the Berkshire Badger girls’ basketball team has that in spades. The Badgers rolled past Salem Northwestern 49-22 last Saturday afternoon in the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division V Northeast 1 sectional championship in Burton. “It was good,” said Coach Dave Albert. “We talked about coming on strong and setting the tempo rig…See the Story

The North Versus The South

Mantua, Ohio · Mantua

The North Versus The South

I was presented the opportunity to try out the snowbird lifestyle for this current winter, i.e., getting out of the Ohio cold. I have been to Florida many times in my life and even as recently as last spring for rest and rehabilitation after another dreadful spine and neck surgery. From the doctors and medical staff came, “Don’t lift more than 5 lbs., No cutting grass. Do not ever shovel snow again! You have to take it real easy for the next ye…See the Story

Somewhere, far away, Edison is weeping

Somewhere, far away, Edison is weeping

The man had over one thousand patents, great and small, and I cannot get my television to work properly by the biggest football game of the season (not counting the Ohio State championship, which has already gone into the books…along with TBDBITL). I even went out and purchased an indoor antenna purporting to be effective up to 50 miles. I even managed to hook the blinkin’ thing up by attaching it to what the instructions called the TV’s “co…See the Story