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Highlights: Canton CC vs. Liberty high school football
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Liberty won, 26-16, over Canton CC Friday night to advance in the high school football playoffs. No. 9 Canton CC falls to 6-5 on the season. No. 8 Liberty improves to 10-1 and will now play top-seeded Perry (10-0) next week. Watch the video above...
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Tonight: North Union at Vermilion in Win-or-Go-Home Playoff Opener, Live on FNL LIVE
Tonight is the night Richwood has been building toward for ten weeks. The No. 9 seed North Union Wildcats (7-3) travel to Vermilion tonight to face the No. 8 seed Vermilion Sailors (7-3) in an Ohio High School Athletic Association Division V, Region 18 first-round playoff game, and Friday Night Lights LIVE is in the […]
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‘Allow us to at least recognize them’: Students ask CMSD to name multiple valedictorians at merged schools
Marilia Tsirikos has worked hard throughout high school to earn high grades. In any other year she’d be recognized as valedictorian or salutatorian of her class. But — as a consequence of the district’s school closures — she could lose out on that honor. Tsirikos, a...
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Orrville school board approves personnel changes and parking lot repairs
The Orrville Board of Education approved personnel matters, a parking lot repair contract and a staffing agreement during its Oct. 20 regular meeting. The board also reviewed elementary literacy performance, discussed the proposed 2027-28 academic calendar and considered revisions to district policies. Orrville Elementary School Principal Sara Crooks and Amy...
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Akron Early College students enjoy being surrounded by academic success
Wah Hi Dah found her niche at Akron Early College: She’s surrounded by high school students who prioritize academic success. As a sophomore, Dah enjoys the opportunity to take college courses years ahead of most teenagers and the freedom of a college environment — the specialty school is located downtown in the University of Akron’s Polsky Building. Even though she said classes are difficult, she feels supported by the staff and her peers.
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Shared services agreement approved by Green Board of Education
GREEN — During the regular board meeting Oct. 26, the Green Local Schools Board of Education approved a shared services agreement with the Portage Lakes Career Center (PLCC) effective July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027. This collaboration involves sharing students attending both Green and the PLCC and sharing...
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Glenville head football coach Ted Ginn speaks after judge orders team back in OHSAA playoffs
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Louisville and Hoover gear up for high school football playoff battle
LOUISVILLE — Tonight marks the 105th edition of the Louisville-North Canton high school football rivalry. For the first time it's win or go home. School officials anticipate a sellout when No. 7 seed Louisville hosts No. 10 Hoover in a Division II, Region 7 first-round playoff game . Kickoff is at 7. It's the first playoff game in the series' history, which dates back to 1924. The OHSAA established the playoff system in 1972. Louisville and Hoover usually were in different divisions in the past. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year While most coaches typically aren't fans of facing an opponent again — the Vikings beat the Leopards 27-18 in North Canton in Week 5 — in the playoffs, Hoover's Brian Baum and Louisville's Jake Adkins can't help but smile about this matchup. "We could be driving to Columbus or something like that," Baum said, referring to Region 7's footprint extending to Franklin County. "Playing Louisville is a fun game no matter what. It's a nice stadium, a nice venue. Our fans can come. I'm sure it will be a rocking house, a fun environment to play in." Louisville (8-2), which hasn't lost since that
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Kent State president makes the case for Ohio’s investment in public colleges
Todd Diacon has a question: Is college still worth it?. The Kent State University president, of course, believes it is. He wants everyone to have that same takeaway, too. It’s why Diacon and the university are talking about the value of higher education through a series of online videos and other content – right as the future of the state’s universities gets debated amid an election year.