Make no mistake about it, the eldest son of Tom and Melissa McBride may not be as well known as that PGA player phenomenon known as Tiger Woods but he is closer to making Hartville, Ohio a nationally known location.

 Edward Joseph Egan, former Lake High assistant principal, principal and assistant superintendent passed away suddenly on July 9.

This Saturday, six Lake High School players will play their final prep football game in the tradition-rich stadium. Tickets are still available.

Why did you open a restaurant? It was the furthest thing from my mind. Because of health reasons, I couldn't continue my other job and my wife and I took a week in Florida and just prayed and thought, "What business can we do with the entire family?"

The children might be off from school, but Director of Operations Chris Eliopoulos and his staff are busy with summer projects.

    A 19-year-old Mogadore man was jailed in Stark County on charges of aggravated menacing and telecommunications harassment. Police said he sent threatening voice mail messages to an Oakwood Avenue woman over a three-month period.

If you put Neven Zelich and Tobin Enz together and ask them to solve the problems of inflated oil prices and the mortgage crisis, they would have ideas on how to do each.

The flag at half mast at the Uniontown Fire Department memorializes
Joshua Miktarian, part-time UPD officer who was killed in the line of
duty early Sunday morning.

Each year student athletes chosen as team leaders from Federal League schools attend a retreat in Loudonville called Camp Nuhop.

Hylton Baker placed second in the nation for the Outstanding Task Force Commander Award.

We are currently searching for anyone who was a boy scout or leader with Troop 45 over the last 75 years.  

If a coach had not heard enough from walking back to the locker room after being the recipient of a second technical foul, money will now also be departing from his wallet.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association passed a bill stating any coach who is ejected from a sporting event will not only be barred from coaching for two games, they will also pay a $100 fine and take a remedial class to avoid the infraction from occurring again.

With 130 members venturing into the confines of the self-proclaimed, “House That Roars” inside the Lake High School gym, it was a week full of lessons learned not just about basketball, but away from the 94-foot surface regarding academics and decision making as well.