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.
Hiram athletics preparing to add three new sports for 2025-26 school...
Hiram College’s pending move to the President’s Athletic Conference for the 2025-26 school year will also see significant changes in the its athletic program....
Ravenna alum Ben Ribelin appointed as interim Superintendent
For as long Ravenna graduate Ben Ribelin has worked in the education system, he has served his alma mater with pride. He will carry...
Jacob McPherson qualifies for Monster EnergyAMA Championship
At the age of 15, sophomore Jacob McPherson is already living life in the fast lane. The Ravenna sophomore will prepare for the biggest...
Dave Albert brings wealth of experience as new Badger girls basketball...
Dave Albert has had many opportunities to become a high school basketball coach in his career but has chosen to not accept just any...
McKennah Metzger hurls her way to Coastal Carolina University
Softball or volleyball?
That was the choice Aurora graduate McKennah Metzger faced at the end of her freshman year, determining which sport she needed to...
Hopperton brothers reunite at Kent State University
Being on the field at the same time in 2021 was a dream come true for Streetsboro Rockets’ graduates Hunter and Preston Hopperton. They...
Windham Township Board of Trustees appoints members to the Portage Foundation...
When the Windham Township Board of Trustees convened last Wednesday evening at Windham’s Town Hall, Portage County Emergency Management Director Ryan Shackelford asked the...
Brian Coman flocks home as new Ravenshead football coach
Coach Brian Coman was unsure if he would ever get a chance to be a head high school football coach despite having been an...
Cruisin’ into Garrettsville: Celebrating 36 Years of Classic Cars
When it comes to enjoying the summer, there are very few things that Garrettsville residents enjoy more than taking in the Garrettsville Cruise Night...
James A. Garfield Historical Society ready to open time capsule
It was 100 years ago when the Garrettsville Women’s Study Group planted a time capsule at the base of the monument in front of...
Crestwood grad J.P. Wrobel ready to grapple with fire
Crestwood Red Devils’ graduate J.P. Wrobel is used to being in high-pressure situations throughout his four years as a varsity wrestler. The winningest wrestler...
Hiram College graduate Grace Wilson rises to first assistant with Youngstown...
Hiram College graduate Grace Wilson aspires to become the head coach of a college volleyball program one day and is getting closer to reaching...
The Wiener Guy food truck becomes Portage County staple
In the summer of 2020, Ravenna resident Cory Rabatin only had a hot dog cart, two tables and a tent to promote his new...
Berkshire alum Lucas Stoddard captures gold medal at U23 Pan-American Championships
Since wrestling at the collegiate level, Berkshire Badgers’ graduate Lucas Stoddard has learned a few things. One of the most important things he has...
Hiram College welcomes transfer class consisting of former Notre Dame College...
When Notre Dame College announced on March 4 it was closing its doors after the spring semester, Hiram College was one of several universities...
Cardinal approved to join Northeastern Athletic Conference next year
The Cardinal Huskies will be giving it everything they have to win as many Chagrin Valley Conference Valley Division championships as they can this...
Yoder Brothers Foundation will host fifth annual reverse raffle
Although it has been around for over 20 years, the Yoder Brothers Foundation is still creating new events to bring to Geauga County. The...
Summerfest kicks off timewarp weekend this Friday
When Garrettsville’s Summerfest first took place in 2005, organizer Aaron King acknowledged it was hard to generate interest. Now, whenever the event rolls around...
Portage County Amateur Radio Service club holds annual Field Day
Even in a new age of technology, amateur radio service continues evolving to stay current. The age of amateur radio remains popular when the...
Windham honors longtime basketball CoachMarty Hill by naming street in his...
The date of June 17 now carries a special meaning in the hearts of Windham residents. Mayor Lawrence “Mac” Cunningham honored longtime Bombers boys’...
Steven Dillow
Steven Dillow, age 66, of Garrettsville, Ohio, passed away peacefully early Sunday morning, June 23, 2024, at home surrounded by his loving wife and...
Former Crestwood football Coach Tom Hannan takes the helm at Rootstown
Former Crestwood Red Devils’ football Coach Tom Hannan can recall that during his 16 years with the program as he was always the first...
Keegan Sell ready to tackle new chapter at Grand Valley State...
Garfield graduate Keegan Sell’s varsity career in both wrestling and football has been etched into the school record books. He is now hitting the...
Townhall II unveils new location in Ravenna
It is hard to find a health care location that can deliver multiple services but Townhall II, a non-profit agency providing integrated health care...
Aireane Curtis departs Windham to become new Crestwood superintendent
Current Windham Superintendent Dr. Aireane Curtis did not envision herself leaving anytime soon. But when opportunity knocked, she seized the moment and will begin...
Cardinal school district purchases new bus through School Bus Purchase Program
Although the Cardinal school district is small in enrollment, there is a lot of ground for a school bus to cover in overall area...
Longtime Badgers’ Coach Dave List concludes coaching career
Berkshire Badgers’ softball Coach Dave List said the most difficult thing at the spring award ceremony is saying goodbye to the seniors. However the...
Hiram College begins locker room renovations
When the 2024-25 school year begins for Hiram College, the four locker rooms located outside of the Price Gymnasium will have a whole new...
Portage County Master Gardener volunteers stay active through help line
According to Karen Balog, gardening is evolving into a growing trend in Portage County. The excitement surrounding gardening is so great that the Portage...
Aurora grad AJ Barner ready to begin NFL journey with Seattle...
Tight end AJ Barner is no stranger to having to work his way up a depth chart, having done so in his high school...
