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Hoyt Gore's sack flips switch for Sheridan football in win over Philo
This story will be updated THORNVILLE — One big play was all it took the flip the switch for the Sheridan defense. Trailing 8-7 with a minute left in the second quarter, Hoyt Gore’s sack forced an Audie Buchanan fumble in the end zone that Jackson Morbitzer recovered in the end zone. It was the wake-up call the Generals needed, as they scored 14 unanswered points and pitched a second-half shutout in a 28-8 win in a battle of Muskingum Valley League-Big School unbeatens at Paul Culver Jr. Stadium. More: S.J. Shriner is continuing his family's legacy with Sheridan football More: OHSAA high school football scores, Muskingum-area live updates from Week 8 'High level' set tone for 2nd half It was the second of two big plays Gore made behind the line of scrimmage in the first half. This one, when he burst through a gap from his middle linebacker spot to snuff out a third-down pass, was his biggest. “It was a counter boot and (Hoyt) just comes screaming over the top,” Sheridan coach Paul Culver III said. “(Buchanan) didn’t have enough time to get his head around because he’s giving a play-action. Momentum-wise it was huge, because it
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Logan Elm superintendent Tim Williams wins statewide BASA leadership award
CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio — Logan Elm Local Schools Superintendent Tim Williams has received the 2026 Buckeye Association of School Administrators Exemplary Leadership Award for the organization’s District 5, an honor recognizing outstanding leadership among Ohio school administrators. Williams received the award Oct. 6 at BASA’s annual fall conference in...
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Fout brings hobbies into her professional ambitions as an artist
When going to college, a lot of students experience anxiety around deciding what their life paths are going to be. This might be especially true for students in less career-focused paths like the arts and humanities. Shawnee State University senior Savannah (Sav) Fout, a fine arts and illustration major who is already making her mark in her field, may serve as an inspiration for those students who are still struggling with that question.
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Students raise concerns with parking on campus
With the available lots and parking passes, Ohio University students still have difficulty finding parking, with ticket fees continuing to be an issue. There are over 6,300 parking spaces on Ohio University's campus, according to OU’s 2018-19 Finance and Administration Report. As of 2025, there were over 30,000 students on campus. A school year commuter parking pass costs $160, according to OU’s website.
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Big Red hands Tigers their first loss since August
DEVOLA -- Steubenville scored twice in the first four minutes to set the tone early, and the Big Red left town with a 2-0 win over Marietta on Tuesday at Jerry Brock Field. Chase Beall's throw-in from the corner was met by teammate Landon Bowers, who headed it in just 60 seconds into the match. Then, with 36:24 on the clock, Beall did it himself as his corner kick bent toward the goal and deflected off MHS keeper Finn Tindall to make it 2-0.
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Two Northwest Local schools earn Purple Star Award designation
MCDERMOTT, Ohio — Two schools in the Northwest Local School District have been named Purple Star Schools by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, a state designation recognizing schools for their support of students and families connected to the U.S. armed forces. Northwest Elementary School and Northwest Middle...
WTAP
Cybersecurity student overcomes language barrier after moving from Venezuela
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - A student in the cybersecurity program at Washington State College of Ohio is wrapping up her first year after overcoming obstacles. Andrea Brennan, originally from Venezuela, moved to the United States in 2020, during the COVID pandemic. Brennan said she could not speak a full sentence...
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Faculty Senate meet to discuss OU’s budget, research grants
Ohio University Faculty Senate met Monday to discuss OU’s budget and research-related projects and grants. Both Provost John McCarthy and Dr. Eric Muth, the vice president for research and creative activity, spoke at the meeting. McCarthy began the meeting by talking about how the university is trying to budget...
WTAP
WSCO alumnus builds career in engineering, manufacturing and education
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - What first started as a career in manufacturing, led to the classroom helping students discover their own interests in STEM and technical education. Washington State College of Ohio alumnus Terry Reiter, originally planned on going to a four-year college to become a teacher. However, due to family circumstances, he went on a different path.
WHIZ
MVHC: Players of the Game – Week Seven
ZANESVILLE, OH – What a Friday night it was during week seven of the high school football season. The competition is only just heating up as we hit the stretch run of the regular season, and with every yard, score, and result mattering more than ever before, these three athletes stood out as our latest “MVHC: Players of the Game”.
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Conotton Valley airs it out, beats Frontier 46-19
NEW MATAMORAS -- After a hot start to the season, Frontier hit a bit of a speed bump in the form of the Conotton Valley Rockets. CVHS quarterback Kaden Leggett threw for 378 yards and five touchdowns to help lead his team to a 46-19 win Friday night, spoiling homecoming for the now 5-2 Cougars.
Chillicothe Gazette
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Gallia Academy narrowly defeats Rock Hill 28-27 after Redmen miss game-tying extra point
GALLIPOLIS, Ohio (WCHS) — Gallia Academy escaped with a 28-27 GoMart Friday Night Rivals win over Rock Hill on Friday night. After holding as much as a 21-point lead, the Blue Devils gave up 20 unanswered points, but a missed Rock Hill extra point that would have tied the game with just over 75 seconds left allowed Gallia Academy to hang on for the home win.
WSAZ
Hometown Hero | Ripley High School Alumni Association
RIPLEY, W.Va. (WSAZ) – High school pride doesn’t have to end at graduation. The Ripley High School Alumni Association, our latest Hometown Heroes, prove that giving back to your roots can transform an entire campus for generations to come. Walk the halls of Ripley High School and you...
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
See salaries of some Walnut Township Local School District employees
MILLERSPORT −The Eagle-Gazette is publishing the salaries of various local public officials. Previously published were Lancaster City Schools , Amanda-Clearcreek Local Schools , Pickerington Local School District , Liberty Union-Thurston Local School District , Canal Winchester Local School District , Fairfield Union Local Schools , county elected and non-elected officials' salaries a nd then Lancaster city elected and non-elected officials' salaries. Public employee salaries are public record and can be requested through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Now it's time to learn the salaries of some Walnut Township Local School District employees. The following list contains only of some, but not all, school district employees due to the number of employees: Treasurer Jill Bradford - $126,175 Teacher Joe Brownfield - $113,636 Superintendent Mark Wilcheck - $108,000 Millersport Elementary School Principal Ty Ankrom - $105,500 Millersport High School Principal Brad Lanier - $101,664 Teacher Steve Harris - $97,281 Teacher Michelle Peters - $97,281 Teacher John Phipps - $96,470 Teacher Tina Stoner - $94,701 Teacher Tom Howard - $93,779 Teacher Kevin Keener - $92,489 Teacher Jennie Nelson - $87,466 Teacher Cheryl Tuner - $84,931 Teacher Gregory Hines - $81,429 Transportation/maintenance supervisor Ryan Embrey - $75,980 Teacher Holly Mason - $75,853 Teacher
The Repository
Lake vs. Jackson, OHSAA high school football score. Polar Bears roll
JACKSON TWP. — Lake visited Fife Stadium on Friday, Oct. 2 to face Jackson in a high school football game, and the Polar Bears handed the Blue Streaks their first Federal League loss. That leaves Jackson and Canton McKinley (also a winner Friday), as the only undefeated teams in Federal League play. Jackson and McKinley will meet in Week 9. Here's how the Jackson-Lake game unfolded through our live updates. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year Final: Jackson beats Lake 37-20 The Polar Bears improve to 5-2 overall and 3-0 in the Federal League. Lake falls to 4-3 and 2-1. Chase Maurer puts exclamation point on game for Jackson Maurer spun off about three Lake tacklers, stiff-armed another to the ground and went 59 yards for a touchdown. Joey Biviano added the PAT. Jackson leads Lake 37-20 with 3:43 left. Russell Walker gets second INT of night Walker picks off a long Ty DeGeorge pass and Jackson takes over on its 32 with 4:42 left, leading 30-20. Great response by Jackson pads lead What an answer by Jackson, which goes 85 yards in 10 plays with Carter Muhleman back in at quarterback. He hit Geno