Lafayette
Lafayette, OH · Education
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District Semi-Final Claims #2-Ranked New Bremen…Parkway Wins In Four Sets, St. Henry Wins 12th Straight
The Parkway Panthers proved to be #2-ranked New Bremen’s kryptonite Tuesday, while St. Henry cruised over Marion Local in the Division VI volleyball district semi-final round at Wapakoneta. Wapakoneta, OH – — Any concerns that New Bremen coach Diana Kramer had about the #3-ranked Parkway Panthers proved legitimate Tuesday...
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The Palace Bleacher Motor ‘conks out’
(10-27-26) A little behind-the-scenes update from the Palace—and an example of how we approach spending at Coldwater Exempted Village Schools. As many of you know, we plan to replace the bleacher system next summer in the Palace, our main indoor sporting venue. These are the original bleachers installed when the Palace was built in 1990, and after 36 years of use, they are showing their age.
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Buchy encourages Greenville students to build futures through agriculture, hard work
GREENVILLE — Jim Buchy offered Greenville Middle School students a simple formula for building successful futures: Work hard, keep learning, get involved, and recognize the opportunities rooted in their own community. Speaking to teacher Jeff Miller’s Ag Exploration classes, the former state representative and Greenville businessman used stories from...
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Green Wave honors seniors, battles back in season finale against Troy
GREENVILLE — Greenville honored 11 seniors Friday night before closing its 2026 football season with a 37-14 loss to Troy at Alumni Stadium, where a determined second-half effort gave the Green Wave something to build on. Trailing 34-0 at halftime, Greenville responded to coach Steve Channell’s locker room challenge...
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Elmwood High School students visit Fort Meigs Historic Site through American Battlefield Trust’s grant program
From ELMWOOD HIGH SCHOOL and AMERICAN BATTLEFIELD TRUST. Elmwood High School Teacher Heidi Meyer and students in her Advanced Placement United States History class recently visited Fort Meigs Historic Site, thanks to a grant from the. American Battlefield Trust’s History Field Trip Grant Program. This trip provided students with...
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High school girls soccer: Anthony Wayne, Northview advance to district final with semifinal shutouts
The defending state champion Anthony Wayne girls soccer team once again showed great resolve in the tournament as the Generals advanced back to the district finals with a 2-0 shutout of a tenacious Findlay side on Monday night. Anthony Wayne (13-3-3) broke open a scoreless deadlock with second-half goals from senior Kylie Gerken and sophomore Molly McVicker in the Division II district semifinal match at Springfield. The Generals will face Northview in the district final on Thursday. The Wildcats blanked St. Ursula 1-0 in the second semifinal. Findlay (6-10-2) had split the two regular-season meetings with AW. The Generals beat the Trojans 2-0 on Sept. 9, but Findlay handed AW a 2-1 loss on Oct. 7. “We played with a lot of heart today,” Anthony Wayne coach Lori Williams said. “We knew it was going to be a good, physical match. They were super organized and gave us a fantastic game all three rounds.” AW finished with a 10-4 edge in shots. Anthony Wayne took a 1-0 lead on a penalty kick from Gerken 2:15 into the second half. Sophomore Harper Holesko created the PK chance with great effort on a play in the box. Gerken hesitated on her approach
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Battered Helmet, Ugly Ending: Fight Stops Sidney–Piqua Game With 2:11 Left
PIQUA, Ohio (10-24-26) — One of Ohio’s oldest high school football rivalries ended in chaos Friday night. Officials called the Week 10 regular-season finale between Sidney and Piqua with 2:11 left after a fight broke out, leaving Piqua’s 43-27 victory as the final score in the annual “Battered Helmet” game.
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Ohio higher education grads struggling to land jobs after college
When Connor Bihn graduated in 2024 from the University of Toledo, he was hired right here in Wood County as a process assistant in the quality department at Amazon. But many recent college graduates looking for work both in northwest Ohio and across the country haven’t been as lucky.
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Area high school football teams set for 2026 OHSAA playoff runs
Several area high school football teams are preparing for the opening round of the OHSAA football playoffs, with Urbana and Mechanicsburg set to host first-round games and Graham and Riverside earning first-round byes. The postseason features multiple local teams looking to make deep runs, including a pair of top-three seeds...
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Patriots ride roller coaster to win 3A Regional
OSSIAN – Warning: Not recommended for the faint of heart, or anyone preferring a steady pulse. Heritage needed five sets Saturday to beat Hamilton Heights in the IHSAA Class 3A regional semifinal at Norwell High School. The Patriots survived 14-25, 25-21, 28-26, 19-25, 15-8 and advanced to the semi-state next week.
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Fort Wayne Carroll's 33-1 Record Isn't a Typo, and the Semistate Bracket Is Shaking
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Indiana’s high school volleyball semistate tournament is coming in hot on October 31, and with top teams like the No. 1 Fort Wayne Carroll bringing a dominant 33-1 record, […]
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Anna Rocks Versailles’ Playoff Hopes, Then Tigers Get Final Spot
UPDATE: Information available Friday night indicated that Versailles would not make the playoffs. That news changed overnight and the Tigers are in as the No. 12 seed in Division VI Region 24. No official announcement has been made by the OHSAA, but the Tigers look headed to play at No. 5 Portsmouth West next Friday.
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Seniors see local job opportunities at Career Expo
Each week, Marion Technical College shares MarionMade! stories of our many wonderful people, places, products and programs in the greater Marion community. To read more positive stories of Marion, or to share some of your own, visit us at marionmade.org or on social media. More than 400 local high school seniors met with dozens of area employers at the Marion County Fairgrounds on Oct. 20 to showcase job openings and career paths. “I’ve had a student get a job from this almost every year,” said Mark Robinson, engineering instructor at Tri-Rivers Career Center. “It exposes our students to a lot of opportunities.” The event highlights 28 local manufacturers, businesses, public service, military careers, nonprofits and health care agencies. Marion Technical College, Ohio State University at Marion and Tri-Rivers Career Center adult education also offer opportunities. The Lumina Foundation noted two out of three jobs require some form of credential, certificate or degree. Shana Riedlinger, the college and career readiness advisor at Harding, said, “I love that there’s a wide variety of employers. We’ve got manufacturing, public safety, banks and health care. Some students have never heard of half of these places, so they can discover new places within their town.”