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Mary Yoder’s Amish Kitchen In Middlefield, Ohio Serves Roast Beef Dinners, So Save Room For Housemade Pie

Some meals end with a quick goodbye, and some end with a slow walk past a bakery case full of pie. In the heart of Ohio’s Amish country, one Middlefield dining room has built its name on the second kind of meal. Horse and buggies share the roads nearby,...

Middlefield, OH · 1d
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House ‘total loss’ after fire in Warren

Fire department officials say the house was "fully engulfed" in flames by the time they arrived, and the two individuals who were inside were already out when they got there.

Warren, OH · 12h

Daily Voice

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Woman Found Dead On Recycling Facility Conveyor Belt: 'She Cared For Everybody,' Daughter Says

A woman found dead on a recycling facility’s conveyor belt is being remembered by her daughter for the care she showed others, as investigators work to determine what happened. Deputies responded to Kimble Recycling in Twinsburg Township, Ohio, around 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3, after a body was discov…

Akron, OH · 2d

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Man jailed after alleged attack on parking lot attendant in Warren

James Moon, 29, was arraigned Monday in municipal court on a charge of felonious assault, a second-degree felony.

Warren, OH · 8h

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City Barbeque shutters Solon location

City Barbeque, a fast-casual barbecue chain founded in 1999 in Columbus, announced it has permanently closed its Solon location. The company, which has 77 locations in 12 states according to its website, announced the closure in a Nov. 5 Facebook post but did not state a reason. “It has been...

Solon, OH · 1d

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Second-Half Success Leads Football to 35-13 Win vs. Hiram

MEADVILLE, Pa. -- It was a tale of two halves for the Allegheny College football team on a cold and rainy Saturday at Frank B. Fuhrer '48, but the Gators prevailed and beat Hiram College, 35-13. For the second week in a row, the Gators (8-1, 6-1 PAC) needed some second-half magic to turn a gloomy start into a resounding win. Trailing 13-7 at the half with just 63 yards of offense to their name, the Gators sprung to life in the second half and outscored the Terriers (4-5, 1-5 PAC) 28-0. Across the last two quarters, junior quarterbackCarson Colucci (Brewster, Ohio/Fairless) guided the Allegheny offense to touchdowns on four of their five drives, with the only exception being a fumble on the doorstep of the goal line just yards from a fifth touchdown. In the third quarter, Colucci threw touchdown passes to Nick Burkey (Hollidaysburg, Pa./Hollidaysburg) and Remington Rossow (West Palm Beach, Fla./Forest Hill). He began the fourth with another connection with Rossow in the end zone, before freshman running back Brady Vrcic (Pittsburgh, Pa./Serra Catholic) rumbled for a 13-yard carry to seal the win.

Meadville, PA · 2d

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Football: Cain’s dominating game runs G-Men to playoff win over Conneaut

A dominant running game anchored by junior running back Ryder Cain propelled Garfield to a commanding 48-14 win over Conneaut in its Division V, Region 17 quarterfinal playoff game in Garrettsville on Friday. Cain rushed for 225 yards on 21 carries and scored six of the G-Men’s seven touchdowns. Garfield...

Garrettsville, OH · 2d

Record-Courier

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Levy approvals will mean new school construction in Aurora, Ravenna

New elementary schools will be built in Aurora and Ravenna after voters approved a bond issue in Aurora, and a permanent improvement levy in Ravenna. But it will be a while before construction takes place, superintendents of both districts said after the election. In Aurora , voters approved Issue 4, a 4.26-mill, 37-year bond issue, 5,002 to 4,117, according to unofficial results from the Portage County Board of Elections. The bond issue will raise $96.2 million to pay for various capital improvement projects, including the replacement of an elementary school. In Ravenna , voters in the school district approved Issue 5, a 2.9-mill permanent improvement levy, by a margin of 3,551 to 3,359, according to unofficial results. The district plans to use the funds from the bond issue to pay the district's share of a new elementary addition to Ravenna Jr./Sr. High School, which will be funded mostly by the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission . Aurora's 'Essential Plan' moving forward In Aurora, the district can finally move forward with its "Essential Plan." "It is a good day in our schools and our community, and a good day to be a Greenman," Superintendent Paul Milcetich said. "We're definitely excited for the

Ravenna, OH · 1d

WKBN

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Local four-star prospect commits to Notre Dame

The edge rusher is ranked the nation’s 36th overall prospect for the Class of 2028 according to Rivals.

Warren, OH · 1d

Seattle ON Tap

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The ‘Freaking Awesome' 86th Minute Goal That Sent Rootstown to State

trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Rootstown boys soccer is heading to the state tournament for the first time ever, punching their ticket with a thrilling 4-3 overtime victory over Open Door Christian. This wasn’t […]

Rootstown Township, OH · 21h

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Cleveland man accused of creating his own Keno tickets

At about 1:49 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5, Solon police arrived at a Sheetz, located at 5960 Cochran Rd. and arrested the suspect who police believed was creating Keno tickets, according to a release.

Cleveland, OH · 7h

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Ohio’s Twins Days Festival: Corn Dogs and Conference Hall Discos

At first glance, the event is one of pure spectacle: thousands of twins, colourfully outfitted according to the year’s theme, congregate warmly in the Midwest. This year celebrated the Eighties, and pairs arrived matched in vibrant neon, Rolling Stones memorabilia, and Ray-Ban Wayfarers. By day there are corn dogs, tie-dyed T-shirts pledging allegiance to the “Jesus Generation”, and inescapable late summer heat. By night, adult twins in matching make-up headed to a disco in the conference hall of a corporate hotel. Americana at its most sincere.

Twinsburg, OH · 14h

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U.S. measles-free status threatened as Valley cases increase

Measles continues to spread in northeast Ohio and Pennsylvania as international health officials meet to decide if the United States will lose its measles-free status. When the Pan American Health Organization meets this week, it’s expected to decide whether the U.S. will retain the measles elimination status it earned in 2000 or, as many observers expect, it will be revoked after more than a year of continuous measles transmission.

Trumbull County, OH · 15h

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G-MEN PULL AWAY LATE TO END SPARTANS YEAR

GARRETTSVILLE, Ohio — The Garrettsville Garfield G-Men continued their undefeated season Friday night, using a dominant rushing attack to power past the Conneaut Spartans 48-14 in the second round of the OHSAA football playoffs at Garfield High School. The victory moves Garfield to 11-0 on the season and sets...

Garrettsville, OH · 2d

Record-Courier

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Main Street Ravenna raffle offers chances on Las Vegas trip, baskets

More than 20 baskets are available through the Main Street Ravenna Prize-a-Palooza, including a grand prize trip to Las Vegas. Tickets start at $10 and are available for purchase through 5 p.m. Nov. 10 on Chance2Win. A link to buy tickets can be found on the Main Street Ravenna website . The baskets are filled with area favorites and are worth $100 to $500. With every basket raffle ticket purchased, ticket buyers will get a chance to win a grand prize trip to Las Vegas, including four days, three nights lodging and airfare. The baskets are available to be seen on the raffle web page or in person at the Main Street Ravenna office, 267 W. Main St., Ravenna, where tickets also may be purchased. Tickets are $10 for one, $50 for six, $100 for 12 or $200 for 24, with no limit. Each ticket enters participants into both a basket raffle drawing of the buyer's choice and grand prize drawing. The raffle drawing is taking place on Nov. 10 at Facebook Live on Main Street Ravenna's page and in person at the Main Street Ravenna office. Winners will be contacted to make arrangement for prize pickup. Proceeds from the

Ravenna, OH · 2d

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Warren burglar denied appeal, sentenced to max prison terms

A Warren man has been denied his appeal while serving maximum sentences for a string of burglary and breaking-and-entering charges in 2025. Harold Michaels, 52, of Warren, pleaded guilty on July 18, 2025, to two third-degree felony charges of burglary and three fifth-degree felony charges of breaking and entering. According...

Warren, OH · 1h

The Daily Record

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Chippewa earns 19th clean sheet of season, blanks Kirtland for third straight regional title

RAVENNA — Scoring against Chippewa is just not an option for opposing teams these days. It's been that way for a while, actually. When Chippewa were Division V state runners-up in 2024, the Chipps conceded just 10 goals in their 23-match season. Last season as Division V state finalists again, the Chipps conceded a school-record low seven goals in 24 matches. Going into Saturday night's OHSAA Division V regional final match against familiar postseason foe Kirtland at Portage Community Bank Stadium in Ravenna, the Chipps had surrendered only five goals on the season. Chippewa would go onto to do what they've done all season and blank another opponent, as the Chipps (20-0-1) shutout Kirtland (17-5-1) 3-0 for their third straight Division V regional title and another state Final Four appearance. It was Chippewa's 19th clean sheet of 2026. "I think our defense did a real good job tonight," said Chippewa senior midfielder Lilly Davis. "Everybody stayed on their man and did exactly what the gameplan was. We kept it away from the girls we needed to." Just like most teams, Kirtland didn't have much luck trying to penetrate Chippewa's backline and midfield. When the Hornets did get the ball into

Ravenna, OH · 1d

Cleveland.com

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Northeast Ohio girls runners shine at state cross country meet

Aurora claimed the Division II team title at the 2026 OHSAA Girls Cross Country State Championships.

Aurora, OH · 2d

WYTV

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Community rallies behind mothers after hospital announces labor and delivery closure

Community members rallied in support of the hospital and the families that depend on it after St. Joseph Warren Hospital announced the closure of a major service.

Warren, OH · 2d

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JACKSON’S BIG NIGHT LIFTS NORDONIA

MACEDONIA, OH — When the lights shine brightest in November, big-time players have a way of delivering big-time performances. Nordonia’s Dominick Jackson made sure his name was at the top of that list Friday night. Behind three touchdown receptions from Jackson, a strong performance from quarterback Steven Fakult, and a defense that came up with timely turnovers, the third-seeded Knights knocked off sixth-seeded Eastlake North, 37-21, in the Division II, Region 5 quarterfinals.

Macedonia, OH · 1d