Daniel Sherriff
Daniel is the staff community/sports reporter for The Weekly Villager. He attended the Scripps School of Journalism and had the pleasure of working as the beat writer for the Akron Rubber Ducks over several summers for an independent baseball outlet known as Indians Baseball Insider.
Jack Schultz
Jack Schultz 92 of Garrettsville passed away peacefully at home surrounded by the love of his family on August 27, 2026. Jack was born...
Horseshoe Diner to host Halloween Bash & Murder Mystery Dinner fundraiser...
The Horseshoe Diner is once again hosting a Murder Mystery Dinner. This time, it is partnering with Homefront Heroes Portage County, a non-profit organization...
Berkshire football rolls over Cardinal, retains Kinsman Cup
For the second straight season, the Berkshire Badgers’ football team snapped their winless start to the season by overpowering their Geauga County rival the...
Windham High School Competes In T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights Contest
Windham High School has found a new way to raise money for their athletic program. The Bombers are competing in the T-Mobile Friday Night...
Badger boys’ cross country team takes third, girls place fourth at...
According to Berkshire Badgers’ cross country Coach Bryan Wadsworth, he is not surprised at this point about what his squad is capable of. The...
Ravenna football dominant in shutout victory against Normandy
For the first time in seven years, the Ravenna Ravens’ football team is off to one their best starts to the season. The Ravens...
MANTUA ROTARY’S FIFTH ANNUAL POKER PADDLE
September offers beautiful late summer days with pleasant temperatures and bright sunshine, making it a perfect time to sign up for Rotary Club of...
Cardinal volleyball continues fast start, sweeps Pymatuning Valley
The Cardinal Huskies volleyball team’s defense of their Northeastern Athletic Conference Stars Division title is off to a good start. The Huskies remained undefeated...
Red Devils’ soccer battles back in second half to down Ravens
Comeback victories have not been one of the Crestwood Red Devils boys’ soccer team’s strengths in the last year-and-a-half. That changed when the Red...
Leadership Portage County to host Lunchbox Leadership Series in the fall
Leadership Portage County has found a new way to reach out to the future leaders of the business sector across Northeast Ohio. The professional...
Garfield G-Men football flattens Red Devils in backyard duel
Seven years after last facing Portage County rival Crestwood, the Garfield G-Men have come a long way. The G-Men dominated the backyard rivalry game...
Hiram football eager to make the next leap with experienced offense
Last year, the Hiram Terriers’ football team flirted with a .500 record near the end of the season, ultimately finishing with three victories. Now,...
Red Devils’ football falls against Wildcats in Portage County duel
Before the Crestwood Red Devils’ football team officially moves to the Greater Portage Athletic Conference next year, they are reigniting some old rivalries. The...
Garfield G-Men football fueled by dominant second half to best Warren...
The Garfield G-Men football team will enjoy being undefeated to start the season for at least one week. The G-Men conquered Warren John F....
Portage County Amateur Radio Service hosts Open House for Ohio QSO...
The Portage County Amateur Radio Service allowed interested persons to take a look at what the magic of radio is all about. The PCARS...
Bombers’ football succumbs to Big Red in second half
The momentum swung back-and-forth like a pendulum in the Windham Bombers’ debut in the Northern 8 Conference, an eight-on-eight football league, last Friday evening....
Books A Go Go to celebrate one-year anniversary
For the longest time, home had been wherever Cathy Klein wanted it to be when Books A Go Go still operated as a pop-up...
Crestwood Community Center Holds Grand Re-Opening
Mark your calendar for Wednesday, September 2nd to join in as the Crestwood Community Center (CCC) officially opens the doors to the public at...
UH Portage Medical Center celebrates summer volunteer program’s 15th anniversary
According to University Hospitals Portage Medical Center Volunteer Services Coordinator Stephanie Montgomery, there has been no shortage of local students eager to volunteer at...
Badger girls’ soccer draws even with Bombers in scoreless stalemate
For the second straight time, the Berkshire Badgers girls’ soccer team has dueled Geauga County rival Kenston to a draw. The Badgers opened their...
Ravenna boys’ soccer edged by Southeast in neighborhood grudge match
For the first time in three years, the Keys to the Arsenal will not return to Ravenna. The Ravenna Ravens boys’ soccer team fell...
Garfield G-Men boys’ golf falls to Southeast in league duel
The Garfield G-Men boys’ golf team has yet to record a victory in league duels in the early season. The G-Men’s winless streak reached...
Tommy’s Place Homeless Shelter holds Grand Opening
The pervasive issue of homelessness continues to be a priority in the City of Ravenna. Townhall II Integrated Health Services and Neighborhood Development Services...
Ravenna junior Cheyanne Foster finishes as runner-up at the The Voice...
The stage had never been bigger for Ravenna rising junior Cheyanne Foster at the second annual Voice of Ravenna singing competition, but the Ravens’...
Badgers’ football returns with balanced roster
Although the Berkshire Badgers’ football team will not have the same depth they had last season, they will mix in some new talent with...
Garfield graduate Rebecca Smith seeks to treat mental health with counseling...
According to James A. Garfield graduate Rebecca Smith, she has had too many friends end their lives because of their mental health issues. Smith...
Windham Township Board of Trustees continue dialogue on property frontage
The Windham Township Board of Trustees held more discussions on the zoning proposal that would reduce the required frontage of lots from 200 to...
Ravenna football returns with smaller roster but high expectations
The Ravenna Ravens’ will have a smaller roster in their final season as members of the Metro Athletic Conference but will seek to build...
Garfield G-Men football to rely on defensive depth for new season
The Garfield G-Men’s final season in the Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference Grey Tier will have them rely on their defensive depth as they seek...
Hiram graduate Brennan Cain takes over Terriers’ golf program
For Hiram College graduate Brennan Cain, golf represented a second chance after his baseball career ended. After only four years around the Terriers’ golf...
