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For the second straight season, the Crestwood Red Devils girls’ soccer team is experiencing growing pains. Crestwood’s losing streak reached three when it was shut out by the St. Thomas Aquinas Knights 2-0 last Thursday evening at Sirpilla Field in Louisville.

“We are a rebuilding program, and somebody told me once a long time ago that you have to learn how to lose ...


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The Crestwood Red Devils girls’ cross country team ran in a deep field at the Pat Ritchie Invitational last Saturday at Walsh Jesuit High School but passed the test by taking fifth place in the Division I/II race, with a 3-13-15-50-87 finish to score 168.0 points.

“We were concerned with teams in our division and there are some good ones there so that was a good tes...


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September is a busy month for Freedom Twp Historical Society. Saturday, September 26, from 10 – 4 PM is Freedom’s Fall Festival at the intersections of Rts 303, 88, & 700. Our historical society will be there selling pumpkins and gourds donated by the Pochedly Family Farm and cornstalks donated by the Evanses. There will be white pumpkins, yellow pumpkins, large pumpkins,...


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This reporter has been covering Newton Falls Doings for a few years now. One thing that keeps coming up is how the community takes care of its own. I have covered benefits for historical buildings, a new roof for a local farm, preventing veteran suicide, Christmas presents for struggling families and multiple cancer patients. The community has always come together for those i...


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Hiram College has announced the appointment of alumnus Matt Wilson ’06, M.S. as director of the James H. Barrow Biological Field Station and Sarah Mabey, Ph.D., as faculty director of the Hiram College Northwoods Field Station. The appointments strengthen Hiram’s commitment to environmental conservation, student-led research, and hands-on, field-based learning.

Hiram...

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