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The Marion Star
OHSAA high school football scores, Marion Star's live Week 10 updates
The Ohio high school football season is reaching its conclusion tonight for many teams in the Marion area. The final week of the regular season is upon us. When games kickoff at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 23, it will be a final time on the field for most area players, cheerleaders and marching band members in 2026. For the lucky few, the game will live on for at least another week as playoffs open up Oct. 30. To follow the Week 10 action around the area, be sure to check out the Scorestream ticker below. It will update scores of games in real time for all four Marion-area conferences. To get ready for the final week of regular season Friday night football, check out the links below: Ohio high school football Week 10 overview for Marion-area teams Full standings for the area's conferences are here ; the full area's statistics package for players is here. A pair of teams are playing for league titles tonight. Get set up for those matchups for North Union and Elgin. Look back at Northmor's wild victory over its rival in Week 9. Who still has a shot at the postseason and who does
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You had to be there to see Woodmore's win over Gibsonburg in heavy fog
Many people will always remember the game at Woodmore in Week 10. That doesn't mean they were able to see it. A fog settled over the field and didn't dissipate as the Wildcats topped visiting Gibsonburg 45-14 to cap an unbeaten regular season with an outright championship in the Sandusky Bay Conference Friday, Oct. 23. Woodmore last won a conference crown in 1997 and was also 10-0 in 1995. The Wildcats won nine combined games in the 10 years before coach Scott Stecher's arrival three years ago. "It's like a blanket over us," Stecher said. "Like our own snow globe. This will be a happy moment (to remember) for the rest of their lives for them to relive." High school football It all comes down to this in SBC | Gibsonburg at Woodmore in Week 10 Lucas Caldwell raced 79 yards for a touchdown and 20-8 lead late in the third quarter. He ran in from 44 yards in the second quarter. "It's crazy; it's been so long," Caldwell said. "The program was at the bottom of the barrel — it feels so special. It's most special because I did it with the guys I love the most. This is
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The Blade
High school football: NLL Buckeye, NWOAL titles at stake in Week 10
Fittingly, a league championship will be on the line when Whitmer meets Perrysburg in an eagerly awaited showdown in the regular-season finale on Friday night. Perrysburg (9-0), ranked No. 5 in the Division I state poll, hosts No. 10 ranked Whitmer (8-1) in what is sure to be an electric atmosphere at Steinecker Stadium. The programs have built up a rivalry since the Panthers joined the Northern Lakes League in 2023. “Both programs have been developed into two of the top programs in northwest Ohio,” Perrysburg head coach Dirk Conner said. “It’s fun to play a team of that caliber. It has brought out the best in both teams.” For the third time in four years, the NLL Buckeye Division title will be on the line in a huge Week 10 matchup. The teams are tied at the top of the standings with 4-0 records. “We’re extremely excited,” Whitmer head coach Justin Keller said. “It’s what we’ve talked about all year. Our goal has been to get one day better with hopes of putting ourselves in position to compete for a league title come week 10.” Perrysburg and Whitmer shared the 2025 NLL Buckeye title with matching 4-1 records. The
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Oak Harbor High School students earn national recognition from College Board
OAK HARBOR – Benton-Carroll-Salem Local School District is proud to recognize two Oak Harbor High School seniors who earned national academic honors through the College Board National Recognition Program based on their outstanding performance on the PSAT administered in October, 2025. Adam Kurtz and Kaden Zetzer were both named...
The Blade
Ottawa River Elementary allows early dismissal after students report headaches
Students at Ottawa River Elementary School can leave early Thursday after reports of an odor in a hallway and students complaining of headaches. The Toledo Public Schools said it is allowing students to leave early as a precaution, even though area health advisories have been lifted in response to the ongoing chemical leak at MC Tank Transport. The Lucas County Health Department also has no restrictions in place. Students who remain at school will not participate in outdoor activities or recess Thursday, the district said. Parents must show photo identification and follow normal district procedures to sign their children out. All early departures will be excused absences. District officials will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary.
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ASSIGNMENT DOCKET: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2026
On Friday October 30, 2026, the Sixth District Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments at the University of Toledo College of Law. The event will also mark Presiding Judge Thomas J. Osowik’s final oral argument sitting in his judicial career before retiring in January 2027. Osowik is a 1981 graduate of the University of Toledo College of Law and has served as a judge in Lucas County for more than 35 years. He was first elected to the Sixth District Court of Appeals in 2006 and has since been reelected by the voters to multiple terms.
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Power outage cancels Thursday in-person evening classes, events at UToledo main campus
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - All in-person evening classes and events at the University of Toledo’s main campus have been canceled for Thursday, Oct. 22, due to a power outage, the university announced. Dining remains available at Social House in Ottawa East. Facilities personnel and local officials have identified the...
The Monroe News
Toledo chemical release prompts Monroe Co. shelter-in-place, closes schools
UPDATE: The chemical released is glycidyl methacrylate , an irritant that can cause burning of the eyes, nose, mouth, and skin. If exposure occurs, shower or rinse the impacted area. Symptoms of overexposure include headache, dizziness, tiredness, nausea and vomiting. Please contact a medical professional if you believe you're having a reaction to exposure. Bedford Public Schools , including its latchkey program; Mason Consolidated Schools ; and the Whitman campus of Monroe County Community College are closed Wednesday, Oct. 21 because of the ongoing hazardous materials evacuation in Toledo and shelter-in-place order. The shelter-in-place order is for a three-mile radius, which includes the Erie and Temperance areas of Monroe County. According to the Lucas County Emergency Management Agency , a hazardous material release occurred Oct. 20 at 1266 Progress Ave. in Toledo. "No injuries or fatalities have occurred. Crews will continue to monitor the scene and provide updates as needed. There hasn't been an explosion, only a release of hazardous materials." according to City of Toledo's web page for the situation . The page is continuously updated. At 10:48 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20, Toledo Fire & Rescue ordered evacuation within a mile of the location. Shelter-in-place is ordered for three