Indians 3, Blue Jays 2: Naquin inside-the-park HR gives Tribe walk-off win
CLEVELAND -- Team resiliency was at it again Friday night at Progressive Field.
View ArticleElyria High students to get busing option
ELYRIA — High school students will have the option of bus transportation with a new initiative from First Student, the Elyria Schools’ bus contractor.
View ArticleWellington to have bleachers by first home game
WELLINGTON — If all goes as planned, Wellington Dukes football fans will have a place to sit at the first home game Sept. 9.
View ArticleMan accused of daytime break-in, chase in Sheffield Lake
SHEFFIELD LAKE — A burglar who tried to pull off a daylight break-in at an elderly woman’s home led police on a brief chase in the woman’s car before getting stuck in a ditch and hiding in a garage...
View ArticleElyria High grad sings for the presidents
Ray Woconish, an Elyria native and bass singer with the Christian group MARK209 based out of Nashville, Tenn., has sung at county fairs, in casino lounges, for prison inmates and on main stages in...
View ArticleElyria's Bartoletta helps United States win gold in 400-meter relay
RIO DE JANEIRO — Just two days after winning her first individual Olympic gold medal, Elyria native Tianna Bartoletta picked up her third overall gold Friday night.
View ArticleBlack River expects ground game to thrive in 2016
The last two seasons haven’t been normal for Black River.
View ArticleNaquin's walk-off inside-the-park homer sparks Indians win
CLEVELAND — Team resiliency was at it again Friday night at Progressive Field.
View ArticleGirl stays active while dealing with arthritis
AVON LAKE — When one thinks of arthritis, images of an elderly person talking about feeling the weather in their bones while seated on a front porch rocking chair might come to mind.
View ArticleBoys soccer: Elyria and Midview open season with 0-0 tie
EATON TWP. — There are two sides to every story — and every soccer match.
View ArticleBrowns rookie Carl Nassib attracting notice for his pregame routine and his...
Carl Nassib, uneasy and brief when surrounded by cameras and microphones, holds back nothing as kickoff approaches.
View ArticleJosh Tomlin's home run problem sinks Indians against Blue Jays
CLEVELAND — Josh Tomlin rejoined the Indians and regained the dubious distinction of leading the American League in home runs allowed.
View ArticleHigh school football 2016: North Olmsted has a tough road ahead until new...
North Olmsted might consider changing its nickname from Eagles to Road Warriors, at least for the next two seasons.
View ArticleOlympics: U.S. sprinter Allyson Felix adds to medal collection with sixth gold
RIO DE JANEIRO — Allyson Felix and LaShawn Merritt are savvy track stars who’ve been around long enough to know that not everything always goes to plan.
View ArticleVincent V. "Ben" Ringler
Vincent V. "Ben" Ringler, 82, an Elyria resident for the past 33 years, passed away at his home Tuesday, August 16, 2016, following a lengthy illness. He was born in Toledo December 16, 1934 and also...
View ArticleFrederick E. "Gene" Dunkle
Frederick E. "Gene" Dunkle, 71, of Lorain, passed away Friday August 19, 2016, at the Providence Care Center in Sandusky, surrounded by his family, following a long illness. Mr. Dunkle was born in...
View ArticleBerardino "Benny" Giardini
Berardino Giardini, 75, of Lorain, passed away Friday, August 19, 2016 at his home, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on May 2, 1941 in Pescina, Abruzzo region of Italy, to his loving...
View ArticleWhy it matters: China
EDITOR'S NOTE — One in an AP series examining issues at stake in the presidential election and how they affect people
View ArticleAt Olympic closing ceremony, Japanese prime minister makes brief but notable...
TOKYO — Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's brief but showstopping gig at the Olympics closing ceremony as the Nintendo game character Super Mario offered a tantalizing glimpse at Tokyo's plans for...
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