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Monroe’s Orchard enters 25th year of Harvest Festivals

Monroe’s Orchard enters 25th year of Harvest Festivals

For Monroe’s Orchard, a Portage County local apple farm, it has always been important to adapt to the changing times but also maintain the...

Garfield G-Men Football Shakes Off Slow Start To Rout Newton Falls

The G-Men celebrate in the endzone following sophomore Brandyn Bogucki’s 60yd touchdown against Campbell Memorial. Photo: Benjamin Coll/Garfield Schools

The Garfield G-Men football team was put to the test after a sloppy first quarter against Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference – Grey Division foe...

Red Devils Soccer Uses First Half Flurry to Bury Badgers

Crestwood #6 Hans Seibold battles Berkshires #3 John Murphy | Photo: Anton Albert Photography

A year ago, it seemed unlikely the Crestwood Red Devils boys’ soccer team would achieve ten wins in a season any time soon because...

Rocket Girls Soccer Overwhelm Falcons, Advance to MAC Title Game

The Streetsboro Rockets are ready to have the Metro Athletic Conference title all to themselves.  The Rockets finally solved MAC rival Field in the...

Townhall II Announces Sanctuary-Based Treatment Model

Town Hall II Announces Sanctuary-Based Treatment Model

Townhall II is ready to take the next step in holistic treatment. Townhall II, a non-profit Portage County health, wellness and recovery center announced...

Delve into “American Salvage” at the G’ville Book Club

Book lovers and literary enthusiasts, mark your calendars for a special event at the Garrettsville library on Tuesday, October 17th, from 5:00pm to 6:00pm....

Barn Talk & Painting Demo on Saturday

Cincinnati-based painter Robert Kroeger has made several trips to Northern Portage County to document local agricultural buildings with oil paint. That’s because Kroeger is...

Upcoming Events at The Garrettsville Library

Portage County libraries are more than just repositories of books and movies—they are vibrant community hubs offering a diverse range of programs and events...

Garfield G-Men Football Stays Perfect, Hold Off Liberty

Garfield G-Men

The Garfield G-Men football team had yet to face any true adversity this season. That changed when they traveled to face Mahoning Valley Athletic...

Cardinal Football Turns The Tables On Crestwood

Cardinal’s post-game huddle Photo: Daniel Sherriff

Last week the Cardinal Huskies football team took a little time to get going. This time Cardinal got off to a fast start, beating Chagrin...

Badger Boys Soccer Holds Off G-Men

The Berkshire Badgers boys’ soccer team knows by now not to take Garfield lightly. The Badgers held their ground and survived a second-half surge from...

Women-Owned Businesses on the Rise

It all began back in 1972, when there were a little over 400,000 women-owned businesses in the United States. It’s surprising that until 1988, women needed a male relative to co-sign if they wanted to apply for a business loan. That same year, the SBA’s Women’s Business Ownership Act was passed, providing financial assistance to organizations that assisted women-owned small businesses.  As a result, by 2019, women-owned businesses represented 42% of all U.S. businesses, generating an impressive $1.9 trillion worth of revenue in the US. And today, there are over 13 million women-owned businesses across the country. That trend continues on a local level.  In the Village of Mantua, just on the main drag alone, there are four women-owned businesses worth a visit.

Paul E. Dickey of Warren

Paul E. Dickey

Paul E. Dickey, 52 of Warren, Ohio passed away suddenly in his home on September 26, 2023. Paul was born January 6, 1971 in...

David Arnold Klock of Garrettsville

David Arnold Klock

David Arnold Klock, born in Ravenna, Ohio, on May 5th, 1953, a lifelong Garrettsville resident and athlete, peacefully passed away in his sleep in...

Bombers Volleyball Stays Hot, Sweeps Lordstown

No matter how far the Windham Bombers volleyball team travels, they never forget to pack their “A” game. The Bombers continued excelling in road contests,...

G-H Rotary News

Sponsorships for the Garrettsville-Hiram Rotary Reverse Raffle are still open. The list of GOLD sponsors now includes DayStar Ford, Middlefield Banking Company, McCumbers-Brady Realty,...

Hiram Volleyball Lets Lead Slip Away Against Dennison

The Hiram Terriers’ volleyball team had Dennison right where they wanted them after winning the third set 25-21 to take a 2-1 lead in...

Portage MHRB and Coleman Health Services Receive $2.5 Million in Project Funding from State

Ohio State Representative Gail Pavliga delivered a check in the amount of $2.5 million to the Mental Health and Recovery Board (MHRB) of Portage...

Join the Parkman Seniors Group for a Festive Outing: “Christmas in the Country” at Amish Country Theater

If you're a senior looking for a delightful way to kick off the holiday season, we have a special invitation just for you! Join...

JAG Historical Society Sets Date for Opening of the 1924 Time Capsule

The September 18, 2023 meeting of the James A. Garfield Historical Society opened with discussion about the ongoing consideration of what is to be...

Raven Girls Soccer Draws Tie Against Magic, 3-3

If there was ever a game for the Ravenna Ravens girls’ soccer team to be fired up for, it was against Barberton. But the...

Red Devil Girls Soccer Shuts Out Red Raiders, Defends CVC Banner

After a team wins a conference title, the rest of the evening is fueled by celebration, but for Crestwood Red Devils girls’ soccer Coach...

20th Century Club News

“Sweetest Day” early might have been the theme for the September 21, 2023 meeting of the Twentieth Century Club of Garrettsville for their annual...

Choose Your Adventure in the Geauga County Parks

Looking for adventure and outdoor fun this fall season? Look no further than Geauga Park District, where exciting events and activities await you. From...

Garfield G-Men Football Trounces Campbell Memorial

The G-Men celebrate in the endzone following sophomore Brandyn Bogucki’s 60yd touchdown against Campbell Memorial. Photo: Benjamin Coll/Garfield Schools

“We won up front,” Moser added. “Although all of the stuff that everybody does by spreading it around and throwing it around, the game is still decided up front. Our front four beat their guys up front and that is where it all started.”

Badgers Football Fends Off Huskies, Retains Kinsman Cup

The Kinsman Cup will stay in Burton for another season. The Berkshire Badgers football team defeated their Chagrin Valley Conference Valley Division foes and Geauga...

Transition at Carlson Funeral Homes

Carlson Funeral Home Sign

Another Garrettsville institution, the Carlson family has owned Carlson Funeral Homes for 37 years. “Garrettsville has gotten bigger,” Dr. Mike Carlson noted, “but it...

JAG Schools to Host League of Women Voters’ “Meet the Candidates Night” for the Garrettsville Area

Child painting a "Vote" sign

The League of Women Voters of Northern Portage County invites members of the community to Meet the Candidates Night 2023 - Garrettsville Area (Garrettsville, Nelson, Windham, Freedom). The event will be held at Charles C. Klamer Professional Development Center on the James A Garfield Schools campus, 10207 State Route 88, Garrettsville, 44231, starting at 6:30 pm on October 10th.

Marching to the Magic: Garfield Band Plans Return to Walt Disney World

Freshman trumpeter Sunny Oliver performs with the Marching Pride as they parade through the hallways of GHS ahead of a homecoming Pep Rally. Photo: Benjamin Coll/JAG Schools

After a prolonged wait, the James A. Garfield Marching Pride is preparing for an exciting trip to Disney World in 2024. Traditionally, their band...

Discover Local Art at the 40th Burton Art Show

The 40th Annual Burton Art Show is back, presenting the artistic talents of Geauga, Lake, and Portage County residents. This event, hosted at the...

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