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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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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
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Mentor church collects food, toys at annual Stuff the Stable event

Facing cool and at times drizzly conditions, volunteers from North Mentor Centenary United Methodist Church gathered in their church’s stable to collect food and toys for families in need this holiday season. The church held its second annual Stuff the Stable drive on Nov. 7. Visitors were invited to...

Mentor, OH · 2d
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Long Winter Lines Prove These 5 Ohio Donut Shops Have Earned Their Loyal Following

Cold weather does not keep Ohio donut fans at home. If anything, a gray winter morning seems to send more people out the door in search of a warm coffee and a fresh glazed. The five shops on this list draw steady crowds even when the temperature drops, from college-town counters that never close to family bakeries that have been rolling dough for generations. Each one earns its spot for a different reason, so you may find a new favorite stop for your next weekend drive.

Columbus, OH · 2d
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Ohio Sends $17.5M to 32 Towns for Flooding, Sewer and Road Fixes

Ohio is sending $17.5 million to 32 communities across the state to fix water and sewer systems, roads and other infrastructure, with towns from Medina County to Trumbull County among the winners. The money splits into two pots: $10 million in Critical Infrastructure grants for 22 communities and $7.5 million in Neighborhood Revitalization grants spread evenly across 10 others.

Ohio · 2d

WYTV

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Veterans celebrated at historic Moss Ancestral Home

A historic home in Mineral Ridge is celebrating Veterans Day.

Mineral Ridge, OH · 22h

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

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 · 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 · 1d

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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

The Daily Record

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Chippewa earns 18th 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 (19-0-1) 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 18th 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

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Community rally in support of St. Joe's maternity care

Protestors express concerns for the safety of expecting mothers in Trumbull County after St. Joseph Hospital announced the closure of their labor and delivery unit.

Trumbull County, OH · 1d

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Dzurilla Runs for 296 Yards, Four TDs as West Geauga Routs Norton 41-20

CHESTERLAND, Ohio — West Geauga knew exactly what it wanted to do Friday night, and Norton knew it was coming. It did not matter. Behind 341 rushing yards and a career night from Anthony Dzurilla, the fifth-seeded Wolverines beat the fourth-seeded Panthers 41-20 at Norton Stadium in a Division IV, Region 13 regional quarterfinal, according […]

Chesterland, OH · 2d

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Brookfield falls to top-seeded Kirtland

KIRTLAND, Ohio (WKBN) – Brookfield’s postseason run ended Friday night in a 50-0 road loss to top-seeded Kirtland. Kirtland set the tone early in this one with a Mario Lorber touchdown run and a Tommy Caimi pick-six, giving the Hornets a 15-0 first-quarter advantage. Caimi added two more...

Brookfield Township, OH · 2d

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Former Northfield Firefighter Ryan Milligan Laid to Rest Monday

Community Invited to Line Procession Route for North Royalton Firefighter Who Died in the Line of Duty. A firefighter who once served with the Northfield Fire Department will be honored Monday with a funeral procession and service. Ryan Chester Milligan, 36, died in the line of duty on November 2 while fighting a house fire in Broadview Heights.

Northfield, OH · 2d

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Champion Schools host ‘Hero Hike’ Monday, celebrating veterans

CHAMPION TWP. - Champion School students are celebrating America’s veterans today. The Hero Hike event is scheduled from 8:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Champion Schools Community Stadium, 5976 Mahoning Ave NW. Elementary and High School Students are taking part in the community-wide event dedicated to community spirit,...

Warren, OH · 11h

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Unbeaten Mayfield Holds Off Wadsworth Rally 32-21 to Reach Regional Semifinal

Mayfield’s perfect season survived its toughest test yet on a cold, rainy Friday night. The No. 4 seed Wildcats built a 26-7 lead, watched No. 5 Wadsworth storm back within one score, and then closed the door for a 32-21 victory in a Division II, Region 5 regional quarterfinal at Mayfield. Mayfield improved to 11-0 […]

Wadsworth, OH · 2d

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Mentor Gets Its Revenge, Routs Strongsville 45-14 to Reach Regional Semifinal

Mentor waited five weeks for a second shot at Strongsville, and the Cardinals made it count. Third-seeded Mentor rolled past the sixth-seeded Mustangs 45-14 on Friday night in a Division I, Region 1 quarterfinal, avenging a regular-season loss and advancing to the regional semifinals of the OHSAA playoffs. The final score was confirmed on the […]

Strongsville, OH · 2d

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JUCBOX is spinning their way from campus to Cleveland

From dorm room mixes to downtown Cleveland, two John Carroll University sophomores are proving that sometimes the best business partnerships start right next door. Luc Hancsak ’29, from Hudson, Ohio, and Jack Duggan ’29, from Buffalo, New York, form JUCBOX, a DJ duo bringing music and energy to campus events, Greek life and venues throughout Northeast Ohio.

Cleveland, OH · 2d

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Aurora cross country fulfills dream, wins OHSAA state title: 'Is it real?'

OBETZ — Claire Jenkins stood alone on the state podium, as far as the Aurora girls were concerned, a year ago. The sophomore had company this year. Her twin sister, Evelyn, joined her. So did Audrey Miller, another Greenmen sophomore, as all three finished among the top 14 runners in Division II. Then the whole team joined to lift Portage County's first state championship trophy in cross country since 1998 — and the first in Aurora history. "It definitely did not feel real at first when people started saying that we got first place and I just really never imagined this like one year ago, just being state champions," Evelyn Jenkins said. "When I finally came to the realization, I was just so proud of everyone. We definitely worked so hard just in the summer and just this entire season, so this was amazing." Nothing came easily. Not for Miller, who ran well ahead of the pack for much of the season but faced a tight top group in Obetz. She suavely handled the crowd, finishing fourth in 17:49.5, an absurd jump from her 40th-place time of 19:13.3 on that same course a year ago. "I just knew at regionals

Aurora, OH · 1d