Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 25th of October.
Good morning, Kent.
Akron-based FirstEnergy announced plans to boost its system peak load from 33.5 gigawatts to 48.5 by 2035 to support data center growth—CEO Brian Tierney said the company will protect customers by holding developers responsible for the added investment.
It reported higher third-quarter earnings and awaits a decision from PUCO by year's end.
Krazy Bins closed its Medina store on Oct.
23 because the small space and low foot traffic did not support its bin-pricing model—stores in Kent, Parma and Toledo remain open while owner Noah Leavitt is looking at other Ohio cities for future locations.
Liberty Prosser, a Kent State graduate with dual BA degrees in sociology and criminology, has begun her master's in criminology and now works as a graduate assistant for competitive sports.
She gained important experience as a victim advocate at Hope and Healing Survivor Resource Center—insights that fuel her plans as she trains for a 10K in November.
At Kenneth W. Lohr Field today, Field Falcons began their season finale with a 56 yard touchdown drive that put them up 8 to 0 with 7:32 left in the first quarter.
Ravenna Ravens, led by senior quarterback C.J. Ross, will try to rally as Field builds their early advantage.
Portage County high school football was highlighted in Week 10 with live scores and game previews; reporter Jonah L.
Rosenblum provided live coverage of the Ravenna-Field game. Teams were invited to send their box scores for the comprehensive roundup that included games played on October 24.
Trick or Treat on the Farm
12-3 p.m. — Pure Passions Farm — $8/person entry — Enjoy a festive day with cider, candy stations, and face painting for kids in costume.
Northern Illinois Huskies vs Kent State Golden Flashes Women's Volleyball
6-9 p.m. — Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center — Ticket prices vary — Catch an exciting women's volleyball matchup live from Kent State.
Northern Illinois Huskies vs. Kent State Golden Flashes Women's Volleyball
4-7 p.m. — Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center — Tickets available — Watch the action unfold as the Huskies battle the Golden Flashes in women's volleyball.
Central Michigan Chippewas vs. Kent State Golden Flashes Football
7-8:30 p.m. — Dix Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Experience a thrilling college football showdown between Central Michigan and Kent State.
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