Skylar Smith | Specially for Lake Travis View As evening fell, the skies began to fade into twilight, and the Johnson family was winding down a pleasant day on Lake Travis. Their children were exhausted after spending the day tubing and swimming. But as they were returning to their mooring in a familiar cove, their […]
BERLIN – Berlin Brothersvalley fought a bitter battle against Claysburg-Kimmel for halftime on Friday night at the Snyder of Berlin Sports Complex. The Mountaineers called on veteran Cooper Huston, who helped build a six-point lead at halftime as Berlin rolled to a 42-14 victory. “Huston is an absolute horse,” said Berlin coach Doug Paul. “We […]
The Ohio high school football regular season begins Thursday night with four games, three of which will be played in Stark County. The rest of the county plays Friday night. This is the beginning of a 10-week journey where teams hope to reach the state playoffs in November and ultimately the OHSAA state championship games […]
Editor’s Note: This is the third of three parts featuring the members of the Somerset County Baseball Old-Timers Hall of Fame Class of 2024. The 27th annual Somerset County Baseball Old-Timers Hall of Fame induction ceremony will be held August 24 at Stoystown American Legion Post 257. The picnic begins at 12 noon. The Hall […]
BEREA – The last day of camp has arrived. This may or may not be in accordance with the letter of the NFL rulebook, but essentially Wednesday marks the end of training camp for the Cleveland Browns. The 1:35 p.m. practice is the last one fans can attend. On Thursday afternoon, the Browns will board […]
It has been nearly five years since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and although the number of infected people and hospitalizations is not as high as it was a few years ago, the virus is still spreading in Summit County. As of Aug. 10, more than 300 cases had been reported in the county this month, […]
Gary Brown | Specially for The Canton Repository HEAD: In memory of Norma Snipes Marcere DIGITAL CAPTION: A Stark County educator dedicated her life to helping people who “have learning disabilities.” “Undaunted when her application for a teaching job in Canton City Schools was rejected, Norma Snipes Marcere forged a unique educational career that spanned […]
Liz Freitag, owner of Peninsula Pups, loves her job as a dog groomer Liz Freitag, owner of Peninsula Pups, says working as a dog sitter is fulfilling in many ways. A Day in the Life is a monthly series where we highlight some of the area’s more interesting jobs and how these people interact with […]
The approximately 500 people who gathered outside Stow City Hall on Sunday evening were told to openly share their pain over the killing of Megan Keleman. “This is not the time to be alone,” said Pastor Cole Tawney of Riverwood Chapel in Kent. “It is the time to come together.” Tawney, the senior pastor of […]
The Browns were already having a problem with their left tackle at sunrise on Saturday, and by the time the sun set that evening, around the same time they finished their second preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings, the problem had become a disaster. Expected starter Jedrick Wills Jr. continues to recover from a medial […]
