COLUMBUS — Nearly a year ago, legislative, business, and labor leaders vowed to finally hammer out an elusive compromise on how to restore long-term solvency to the state’s recession-rattled unemployment compensation system.
Archbold has parlayed the capturing of Northwest Ohio Athletic League titles into deep tournament runs in recent seasons. Many expect the trend to continue.
First, there was legendary pianist Art Tatum, who died in 1956.
First, there was legendary pianist Art Tatum, who died in 1956.
Gunnard Armand Rubini, Toledo’s pioneer foreign cars dealer, former Ottawa Hills village councilman and fire commissioner who loved to race cars and was a private pilot, died Nov. 20 at Hospice of the Carolina Foothills, Landrum, SC. He was 86.
In 1987, the Oak Ridge Boys were at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles as part of Kenny Rogers’ Christmas tour when Joseph Bonsall had a realization.
BOWLING GREEN — Two people were killed and several people were injured, at least one of them seriously, when a car and a sport utility vehicle collided Thursday near this Wood County community, authorities said.
DETROIT — The fans who stuffed Ford Field for the Lions’ biggest Thanksgiving Day game in a generation surely have many reasons to be thankful.
After a six-year break from being a girls head basketball coach, Dick Heller will be back in charge of a program as the 2017-18 season tips off Friday, and immediately he must live up to high expectations.
As Lamar Smith enters his eighth season as girls head basketball coach Rogers, he is equally comfortable discussing the past, present, or future of the Rams’ program.
Lake captured the first Northern Buckeye Conference title in 2011-12 and the Flyers are predicted to get back on top with their experience.
Title potential remains high at Perrysburg where the Yellow Jackets are the unanimous favorites to repeat as champions of the Northern Lakes League.
Perennial girls state basketball power Notre Dame may have graduated two four-year varsity guards who have each gone on to play Division I college basketball, but you could search far and wide in northwest Ohio to find anyone empathizing with the Eagles’ plight entering the 2017-18 season.