Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 12th of October.
Good morning, Kent.
The Windham Historical Society will host a dedication ceremony at Windham Township Green on Oct.
14 from 5 to 8 p.m. It will feature a new street clock, a replica of an 1883 monument and a restored display of Windham High School graduation photos, historical photo albums, free food + Lions Club participation.
Garfield volleyball senior Charlee Hill discussed her team's chemistry while sharing the court with her cousins and demonstrating her distance-hitting skills at a recent practice.
Her remarks highlight the strong bond among the players.
Streetsboro sophomore McKenzie Montgomery shared her experience in the MAC Tournament and explained how her team topped Field despite ending the game 10-on-11.
The Browns lost 17-12 to the Jets yesterday and dropped to a 3-2 record as offensive missteps and penalties cost them a fourth win.
Quincy Williams stood out with 11 tackles and fumble recoveries in his return to face his former team.
Junior Tenley Korosec discussed Garfield volleyball’s Class of 2028 and the team’s balanced attack during a recent interview.
Her remarks provide local insight into the strategy shaping the upcoming season.
The Northeast District brackets for the OHSAA girls soccer tournament have been released and local teams Aurora (2) and Roosevelt (4) are among the top seeds, with games scheduled from Oct.
20 through Oct. 24.
Portage County's OHSAA volleyball tournament brackets are set as Mogadore earns the top seed in Division VII and Aurora secures the sixth seed in Division III; first-round matches begin Oct.
20 with additional games on Oct. 22.
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