The Streetsboro Board of Education has resolved the uncertainty of the fate of junior varsity sports at Streetsboro High School. The Board voted to reinstate all junior varsity sports at the high school level at its meeting on July 9.
“I think it is very exciting for our students and...
The Crestwood Red Devils’ football team will make their final stand in the Chagrin Valley Conference Valley Division this year. In the team’s last year in the conference, they will be supported by a deep and experienced roster.
“Our goal is to have the best 11 on both sides of...
The Windham Bombers’ football team is looking forward to a fresh start as they prepare to play in a new conference. The Bombers will begin play in the Northern 8 Conference this season, which features eight-on-eight football.
“The kids are excited.,” said Coach Jake Eye. “Coaches are excited. It is...
The August 3, 2026 meeting of the Garrettsville-Hiram Rotary went “back to the basics” , covering the range of group interests and activities, to wit:
• Tickets to the Rotary Night ball game with the Cleveland Guardians
• Financials–party expenses, International dues, etc.
• Upcoming Reverse Raffle–sponsor lists, income, charges, district interest,...
Windham’s Katherine Thomas Elementary School was the site of a week-long Safety Town program last week, providing young kids with the opportunity for hands-on learning opportunities on how to stay safe at home, at school, around water, animals, and in emergency situations.
The program was held with assistance from Crestwood...
Forrest Victor Potter, 94, of Stow, Ohio, passed away on June 30, 2026, at Reserve Care, formerly known as Hospice of Medina County. Born March 16, 1932, in Nelson, Ohio, he was the son of the late Enery and Florence Potter, and brother of the late Judy Gribble, Bill...
Cardinal Huskies’ football Coach Doug Velasquez acknowledged after a two-year stretch in which the team combined to go 1-19 the players’ confidence has waned. The Huskies will attempt to turn the tide and begin a new chapter of football for the 2026 season.
“They are eager and I think they...
Achieving healthy, shiny hair and a vibrant scalp is a common goal for many of us. While we often focus on hair products and treatments, the quality of the water we use is often overlooked. In this blog, we'll explore the significance of water treatment for maintaining healthy hair...
The Geauga Soil and Water Conservation District is taking orders for our annual Fall Fish Sale. Whether you are stocking a new pond or replenishing an existing one, we are currently taking orders for fingerling-size largemouth bass, channel catfish, bluegill/sunfish mix, fathead minnows, redear “shellcracker” sunfish, perch, and white...
Are you caring for a Geauga County Senior who has beginning stages of dementia? Are you feeling overwhelmed by the daily responsibilities and could use a break?
If so, then call the Department on Aging’s Adult Day Service (ADS) Program. The Adult Day Service staff can care for your...
If you're looking for a new way to get outside and enjoy the warmer weather while it lasts, look no further than archery! Join us at Chickagami Park this August and September for opportunities geared toward children and adults who are just starting out, as well as those looking...
Burton Public Library is looking for entries for the 2026 Art Show to be held October 5 - 10 at the Burton Public Library, 14588 West Park Street, Burton, OH.
ENTRY NIGHTS: Sept 18 Fri 9 am - 4:45 pm, Sept 19 Sat 10 am - 1:45 pm
JUDGES: Christopher Ryan...
Book Review At The YMCA
1st & 3rd Mondays
Surviving Death “ A Journalist Investigates Evidence For An Afterlife” by Leslie Kean. Share a stimulating hour exchanging impressions & opinions at our book review & discussion, 10am, the 1st & 3rd Mondays each month. Presented by Dr J Patella: Garrettsville YMCA,...
Book Review At The YMCA
1st & 3rd Mondays
Surviving Death “ A Journalist Investigates Evidence For An Afterlife” by Leslie Kean. Share a stimulating hour exchanging impressions & opinions at our book review & discussion, 10am, the 1st & 3rd Mondays each month. Presented by Dr J Patella: Garrettsville YMCA,...
Book Review At The YMCA
1st & 3rd Mondays
Surviving Death “ A Journalist Investigates Evidence For An Afterlife” by Leslie Kean. Share a stimulating hour exchanging impressions & opinions at our book review & discussion, 10am, the 1st & 3rd Mondays each month. Presented by Dr J Patella: Garrettsville YMCA,...
Book Review At The YMCA
1st & 3rd Mondays
Surviving Death “ A Journalist Investigates Evidence For An Afterlife” by Leslie Kean. Share a stimulating hour exchanging impressions & opinions at our book review & discussion, 10am, the 1st & 3rd Mondays each month. Presented by Dr J Patella: Garrettsville YMCA,...
It started this winter with a man at home with his family one evening, scrolling. He came across a tik-tok video about a million-dollar treasure. He sat up and said, “I can do that!” His wife said, “What are you thinking?!” It turned into the biggest thing that hit...
Garfield G-Men offensive line/special teams coordinator Michael Finney wanted to return to coaching high school wrestling after taking a year off from the sport and found his opportunity would come close to home, be becoming the new Newton Falls’ wrestling coach.
“I am very excited,” said Finney, “That’s what I...
The Streetsboro Board of Education has resolved the uncertainty of the fate of junior varsity sports at Streetsboro High School. The Board voted to reinstate all junior varsity sports at the high school level at its meeting on July 9.
“I think it is very exciting for our students and...
Cardinal Huskies’ football Coach Doug Velasquez acknowledged after a two-year stretch in which the team combined to go 1-19 the players’ confidence has waned. The Huskies will attempt to turn the tide and begin a new chapter of football for the 2026 season.
“They are eager and I think they...
The Crestwood Red Devils’ football team will make their final stand in the Chagrin Valley Conference Valley Division this year. In the team’s last year in the conference, they will be supported by a deep and experienced roster.
“Our goal is to have the best 11 on both sides of...
The Windham Bombers’ football team is looking forward to a fresh start as they prepare to play in a new conference. The Bombers will begin play in the Northern 8 Conference this season, which features eight-on-eight football.
“The kids are excited.,” said Coach Jake Eye. “Coaches are excited. It is...
Since arriving at Hiram College in 2015 as a student-athlete, Alec Eldridge has made Hiram his second home. On July 22nd, the Hiram Athletic Department announced that the 2019 graduate had been selected as the new women’s lacrosse coach.
“It comes at a good time,” Eldridge said. “I will say...
The new leadership of the Streetsboro Rockets’ cross country program will have not one but two new coaches at the helm. Coaches Adam Miller and Larry Hoffman will assume co-coaching responsibilities, with Hoffman becoming the girls’ coach and Miller the new boys’ coach.
“It is very humbling and I feel...
Before the 2026-27 school year officially begins, Crestwood students will have the opportunity to measure their physical and mental health. Crestwood High School will partner with Akron Children’s Hospital to host Summer Wellness Day on July 30 at Crestwood High School, beginning at 9 a.m.
“Students can get check-ups, they...
Cardinal Huskies’ graduate Jake Bean took a significant step forward in his quest to become a professional baseball player, as the Cleveland Guardians selected him with the 333rd pick in the 11th round of the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft on July 10.
“You obviously want to play for your...
After two years of holding a supporting coaching role in high school cross country around the Northeast Ohio area, Justin Thomas is taking the reins at Garfield by becoming the school’s new cross country coach this fall.
“I have had some opportunities working with the varsity and junior varsity athletes...
Before the 2026-27 high school athletic season begins, Berkshire High School will host a penalty kick shootout and three-on-three soccer tournament fundraiser to support the Berkshire Badgers’ soccer teams at Great Lakes Cheese Stadium in Burton on July 25 at 10 a.m.
“We do need to raise funds for both...
Achieving healthy, shiny hair and a vibrant scalp is a common goal for many of us. While we often focus on hair products and treatments, the quality of the water we use is often overlooked. In this blog, we'll explore the significance of water treatment for maintaining healthy hair...
Folks are getting a little leary about eating items with lettuce from Taco Bell, right? Well, according to The Week, you might want to think twice about ordering a pizza (and miscellaneous other items) from a dude down in Florida. The Sunshine State has an annual hunting contest aimed...
We often hear that good things take time — and they do. But in money and in life, there’s a difference between being thoughtful and simply waiting too long. As we reach the last week of July, the halfway point of the year seems to ask us to slow...
Hard water is a frequent issue for households nationwide, regardless of whether they rely on municipal supplies or private wells. When your residence is affected by hard water, utilizing a softening treatment is vital to mitigate the adverse impact on your plumbing, laundry, appliances, and personal care. To ensure...
Quite the weekend. Nice of the Curtains UP! Theatre group to throw this big fundraiser party –July 25–for my birthday. Nice event–interesting vendors, tasty eats, vintage beverages, lovely weather, people from all over–something that could just keep going and growing to support the group’s goals for the future. People...
One of the most common and most important financial questions is simple: Will my money last? It’s a reasonable question, and it carries far more weight today than it did for previous generations.
People are living longer and trying to stay healthier than ever, yet that creates a new challenge...
Well, maybe, if it’s deep-fried. Or not.
Looks like the origin of the cyclosporiasis outbreak has been spotted, so-to-speak. Being found in, of all things, shredded lettuce, frequently found in vegetarian or Mexican eateries (We’re lookin’ at you, Taco Bell.). Turns out that if you prepare the leafy stuff yourself–properly–it’s...
Thinking of joining the “Plague of the Month”Club?
Get in line.
The latest dread disease is a parasite apparently commonly found on fresh produce (That’ll teach you to eat your veggies.). The stuff is known to scientists who study such health issues as cyclosporiasis. Guess that it’s been around before, usually...
Have you heard about the data center controversy? Probably, it’s been one of the hottest topics in recent local history. Weekly Villager, The Portager, Record Courier, and even USA Today reporters have been seen all over the county covering the trustee and town council meetings. A statewide group, Conserve...
Now that the fireworks have faded and America’s 250th anniversary is behind us, there’s a familiar feeling in the air, like the quiet after a party or reunion. Next comes the cleanup, the exhale, and the welcome realization that the time together was worth it. Even if the gathering...