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Appeals court teaches students judicial process in Cortland
CORTLAND, Ohio (WKBN)—Students at Lakeview High School in Cortland had the judicial process brought right to them inside the classroom. The Eleventh District Court of Appeals visited students Thursday to teach high school students more about their jobs and civic duties. They learned specifically about how the appeals court differs from a regular courtroom.
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Board of trustees to hold special meeting to discuss tenure-track contract negotiations
The Kent State Board of Trustees announced Thursday that it will hold a special meeting on Friday to discuss a proposed Memorandum of Understanding between the university and the Kent State United Faculty Association, Tenure-Track Faculty Unit. According to the faculty association, the proposal includes a retroactive two percent cost-of-living...
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Girard leads area in consecutive years to football playoffs
The Girard football team has won 21 of their last 22 games dating back to last year. Their only loss to Cardinal Mooney in the regional finals last season. The Indians have also been to the playoffs 10 straight years-, including 2026 and its the longest streak of any Mahoning Valley team.
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Weirton Elementary students honored for exemplary state test scores
HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. (WTRF) – Cheers and applause filled the gymnasium at Weirton Elementary School as students were recognized for their outstanding performance during last year’s state testing. Now in fourth grade, the students were honored for earning mastery and distinguished scores on their third-grade English language arts and math tests. As Principal Monica Martich explains, third grade is […]
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Garfield G-Men football down Rebels, clinch share of MVAC Grey Tier title
The Garfield G-Men are once again closing in on finishing the regular season with an undefeated record. The G-Men shook off a slow start and claimed a rain-soaked 56-14 victory against Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference Grey Tier rival Crestview last Friday evening at Crestview Football Field in Columbiana. “It was...
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Ravenna school bus driver involved in crash had history of minor accidents, complaints and discipline
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A new Eastern Buckeye Conference football-only league takes shape
ALLIANCE — It’s the dawn of a new day for what is currently called the Eastern Buckeye Conference . The conference has announced that Canton Central Catholic and Columbiana Crestview will join current EBC members Alliance, West Branch , Salem and Warren Howland to form a new football-only league starting with the 2028 season. All six schools recently signed long-term four-year commitments to the new league. The league becomes official pending approval by school boards of the respective member schools. The name of the league, whether it remains the EBC, or a new name is chosen, is to be announced. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year “What’s nice is they (Canton Central Catholic and Crestview) come from two different areas, so we kind of broaden (the league footprint) a little bit,” said West Branch athletic director Ryan Wolf. “Salem (paired) with Crestview and Alliance with another Stark County team (in Central), helps. For us, we’re in the middle (of the league geographically), but what’s interesting is we’ve played Crestview in the past and we used to scrimmaged Canton Central Catholic when I played (at West Branch with coach Jim) Laut, and it was always the
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2026 Booster Club Report – Week 10 – Post Warren Harding; Preview of the Canton McKinley Game
Massillon (8-1) defeated Warren Harding (4-5), 49-16. This week Massillon hosts Canton McKinley (7-2) in the 137th meeting al-time. Masssillon holds the series edge, 78-53-5. 7th Grade (8-0): Defeated Canton, 38-20. Season complete. 8th Grade (5-1): Defeated Canton, 34-6. Freshmen (1-7): Lost to Warren Harding 40-24. Play at Canton McKinley...
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GlenOak community votes on yearbook theme
For the 2026-2027 school year, students of GlenOak High School were able to participate in the voting on the yearbook theme. This is the first time the yearbook has done this, and is something new they are trying this year. “We wanted to give students a chance to be involved...
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Aurora Schools Ask Voters for $96M Bond to Finally Replace 100-Year-Old Craddock
Aurora City Schools is asking voters to approve a $96.2 million bond issue on Nov. 3 that would finally replace Craddock Elementary, a building more than 100 years old and the oldest in the district, while also tackling HVAC, roofing and paving problems across the district. The measure, known as Issue 4, comes two years after Aurora voters rejected a much larger facilities plan.