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The Ohio Train Museum Where You Climb Aboard Real Cars From Rail’s Golden Age

About 1.3 million soldiers got free food and coffee at one small train station during World War II. The volunteers who fed them numbered close to 4,000. The grateful troops gave the town a nickname that still sounds like a song title: Dreamsville, USA. That same station still stands in...

Dennison, OH · 1d

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Bowling report: Stark County H.S. bowling kicks off season; USBC Hall of Famer dies; PBA sets RPI in Reno

CANTON — The 2026-27 high school bowling season officially kicks off Saturday (Nov. 14) with the Stark County High School Bowling Conference’s annual Early Bird Tournament at Eastbury Bowling Center. The field will include 15 boys and 14 girls teams which will bowl two qualifying team games and...

Stark County, OH · 2d

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CLAUGUS TAKING HER TALENTS TO OHIO NORTHERN

LOUISVILLE, OH – From launching record-breaking home runs to delivering on the biggest stage in Ohio high school softball, Louisville’s Leah Claugus has made a habit of coming through when the Leopards need her most. Now, the talented senior is taking her game to the collegiate level. Claugus...

Louisville, OH · 2d

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Garaway's season comes to an end, Dalton advances to OHSAA state finals

SPRINGFIELD — Garaway volleyball came into the Division VI state semifinals winning 10 consecutive games, but saw the streak come to an end at the hands of Dalton. The Pirates lost first two sets by a combined five points, and the Bulldogs completed the sweep with a 25-22, 25-23, 25-17. "We've talked about winning key moments," head coach Jessica Schwartz said. "We felt really good coming tonight, but it just didn't go out way tonight." With the victory, Dalton extends its winning streak to 11 games and has swept 10 opponents during that time. Make your pick! Time to vote for The Times-Reporter Athletes of the Week (Nov. 2-8) For Schwartz, the Bulldogs played at a faster pace when they had the ball. "That's a style of play that we just have a really hard time against," she said. When the Pirates front row was able to gets hands on the Dalton kill attempts, that's when their defense had the most success. "We were able to slow them down with blocks," she said. "It was something we needed more of to be able to make a bigger difference tonight." As a team, the Bulldogs totaled 52 kills and 12 errors

Sugarcreek, OH · 1d

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Veterans Memorial Bridge in Jefferson County to close overnight Monday

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — Drivers who use the Veterans Memorial Bridge in Jefferson County should plan for more overnight closures in the coming weeks, including one scheduled for Monday, Nov. 23. The West Virginia Department of Transportation’s District 6 said the bridge will be undergoing another round of overnight closures,...

Jefferson County, OH · 22h

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Alliance-area news in brief for Nov. 12

MARLINGTON MEETING – Marlington Local Schools’ Board of Education plans a regular meeting at 6 p.m. Nov. 12 at Marlington High School’s Digital Learning Zone, 10450 Moulin Ave. in Lexington Township. The board might recess into executive session for the purpose of considering the purchase of property for school district purposes. Following executive session, action might be taken. Pending absence of technological issues, the meeting will be live-streamed on the Marlington Local Technology Department’s YouTube channel. CIVIL SERVICE – Alliance Civil Service Commission will meet at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 13 in the City Administration Building, 504 E. Main St., in the second-floor conference room. Purpose of the meeting is to rule on a protest for the fire lieutenant promotional exam. GRANGE BREAKFAST – Smith Grange plans its monthly breakfast from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Nov. 15 at 11090 Beloit Snodes Road. Cost is $12 for ages 13 and older; $5 for ages 6 to 12; and free for ages 5 and younger. Meals are dine-in or carryout. PROSTATE SCREENING – Columbiana County Health District plans a free prostate-specific antigen screening from 1 to 4 p.m. Nov. 17 at the district’s office, 7360 State Route 45 in Lisbon. The event

Alliance, OH · 2d

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Where Ohio Quilters Actually Buy Their Fabric (And Most Visitors Never Find)

Tucked behind a country house in Holmes County, Somewhere Sewing is the kind of quilt shop locals whisper about. It does not sit on a busy main street, so many travelers drive right past. Quilters who find it often call it their go-to store. Here are eight reasons this hidden...

Holmes County, OH · 1d

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New Lexington Edges West Holmes 36-30 on Late Ratliff TD to Reach Final

NEW LEXINGTON, Ohio — New Lexington traded the lead three times in the fourth quarter and made the last trade count. The second-seeded Panthers beat third-seeded West Holmes 36-30 on Friday night, November 13, at Jim Rockwell Stadium in an OHSAA Division IV, Region 15 semifinal, according to the Zanesville Times Recorder’s game report. The […]

New Lexington, OH · 12h

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All-AAC football postseason honors announced

All-league football honors were announced by the All-American Conference on Tuesday.

Louisville, OH · 3d

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What to watch during New Lex football's playoff game vs. West Holmes

As one coach told me recently, "this is when the playoffs really start." The regional semifinals most always separate the great from the good. This is the equivalent of the Sweet 16 in the other sports, who all make the postseason. With that in mind, New Lexington football (10-1) gets a stiff test tonight when battle-tested Millersburg West Holmes (9-2) makes the trek to Jim Rockwell Stadium for their Division IV, Region 15 clash. The winner gets the survivor of top-seeded Gnadenhutten Indian Valley (11-0) and fifth-seeded Uhrichsville Claymont (11-1) for a state berth. Here are three things to watch: More: Here are the regional semifinal pairings for Ohio high school football More: New Lex football's seniors are a 'special' blend of personalities More: Sheridan football didn't let setbacks ruin its season. What's next? The offenses These are two impressive offensive teams, particularly in the passing game. The Panthers average 406 yards per game in considerably balanced fashion — they have run for 217 yards per game and passed for 189. Senior Lane Ratliff has passed for 1,942 yards and ran for 661 while accounting for 34 total touchdowns; junior Colton Mathias has amassed 1,237 yards and 11 scores. Big-play

Millersburg, OH · 1d

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CAN’T KEEP CAIDEE CONTAINED

BELOIT, OH — Some players leave their mark on a program through individual statistics. Others help build a winning culture that lasts long after their final game. For West Branch senior Caidee Schroeder, the past four years have been about both, and now the Warriors’ versatile standout is preparing to take her talents to the collegiate level after helping lead one of the greatest seasons in school history.

Beloit, OH · 1d

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Highlights: West Branch vs. Rocky River high school football

The Warriors improve to 11-1 on the season while Rocky River falls to 11-1.

Rocky River, OH · 16h

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Stark County Names Wounded Army Veteran Larry Glasgow Veteran of Year

MASSILLON — Larry Glasgow Jr. joined the U.S. Army at 18 because he needed full-time work. Four decades later, the Sugar Creek Township veteran who was wounded in a Scud missile attack in Desert Storm is still working — as a volunteer — and Stark County is honoring him for it, according to The Independent. […]

Stark County, OH · 3d

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Friday feature: Ball, Coffelt open Bowling Lab pro shop at Strike Zone in Canton

CANTON — Brian Ball and Matt Coffelt, new owner-operators of Bowling Lab pro shop inside Strike Zone Lanes, won’t compare themselves to other pro shop owners. “I’m not like everyone else,” said Ball, a 53-year-old Massillon right-hander who has “over 150” 300 games and 800 series. “If you come into the shop and want a ball, and I don’t know you, we’re going to watch you throw first.

Canton, OH · 1d

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McKinley Gets Another Shot at Mentor in Regional Semifinal Rematch Friday

The Canton McKinley Bulldogs travel to Mentor on Friday, Nov. 13, for a Division I, Region 1 regional semifinal that is a rematch of last year’s third-round game at the same stadium and the same stage of the playoffs, The Repository reported. No. 7 seed McKinley (9-3) faces No. 3 seed Mentor (9-2) at Jerome […]

Canton, OH · 1d

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Green Council approves fire union contract, hears update on income tax receipts

GREEN — Following more than a year of negotiations, Green City Council Nov. 10 approved a resolution ratifying a three-year labor agreement with Local 2964 of the International Association of Firefighters. The agreement includes a 75-cents-per-hour wage adjustment and wage increases of 4% in 2026, 3.25% in 2027 and...

Green, OH · 2d

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Alliance Circle honors Art Garnes at annual meeting

The 2026 Alliance Circle Reunion was a gilded gathering. Amid the custom convivial conversation, it was with heavy hearts that the Wranglers, Filibusters and Questors convened for the annual meeting for a meal, some enlightening entertainment, and the presentation of an award to pay tribute to one among them. Following dinner, the 39 in attendance enjoyed a talk about the era in which the original Alliance Circle was formed, one marked by a stark divide between staggering wealth and bitter poverty, when one America glittered with unprecedented prosperity and another silently endured with grit. As presenter Sid Zufall pointed out, Mark Twain coined it as the Gilded Age – not golden – for a reason. Zufall explained that to gild something is merely to cover it in a thin layer of gold. It might glitter on the surface, but scratch away that gold, and the rough metal beneath is revealed. The 5 th annual Alliance Circle Reunion had that illusory quality in atmosphere, for the chair of the man that they were there to recognize sat empty. Art Garnes died just 20 days before, and his memorial service was planned for that weekend. However, everyone within the room at Alliance

Alliance, OH · 2d

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Aultman grants help fund health care at 13 area nonprofits

The Aultman Foundation has awarded $50,757 in grants to 13 nonprofits serving communities in and around Stark County. The grants focus on access to health care and mental health services, according to a community announcement. Funding supports programs in Stark, Wayne, Holmes, Carroll and Tuscarawas counties. The Aultman Foundation has distributed $2.38 million in grants since it was established by Aultman Health System in 2007. The foundation supports health education and wellness outreach through grants to area nonprofit organizations. Organizations receiving Aultman Foundation grants The grants and recipients are: Another Act of Kindness: $5,000 for Healing the Healers Retreats and Circle Sessions in Stark County. Beacon Charitable Pharmacy: $5,000 to provide free and low-cost prescription medications, education and services to low-income, uninsured and underinsured people. Boys and Girls Club of Wooster: $4,000 to support the Health & Wellness Program coordinator. Christian Children’s Home of Ohio: $3,000 for EMDR training for clinicians working with children who have experienced trauma. CommQuest: $5,000 to provide mental health and substance abuse services. EN-RICH-MENT: $3,500 to provide licensed behavioral nurse practitioner specialists. Eric Snow YMCA: $3,257 to provide public fitness classes at Centennial Plaza. Hartville Migrant Center: $2,500 to provide diabetes medication for patients in

Stark County, OH · 1d

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Canton's First Ladies' Library and Museum is getting a $4.5M addition

The National First Ladies' Library and Museum in Canton, the only museum dedicated to the wives of U.S. presidents, is getting a significant addition. The museum announced plans Tuesday for a new $4.5 million facility, which is expected to open sometime in 2028. The nonprofit is raising money for the addition through private philanthropy and grants.

Canton, OH · 21h

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NEWS9 Special Assignment: Local clinics brace for 2027 Medicaid cuts

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — With major Medicaid changes set to take effect in 2027, local clinics in the Ohio Valley are preparing for what they expect could be a surge in patients who lose coverage or struggle to meet new eligibility requirements. Amy Springer, a Toronto native, said she...

Steubenville, OH · 1d