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Local sports official John Vicarel and the late Michael Vaschak will be inducted into the Ohio High School Athletic Association Officials Hall of Fame in June. The two men from Boardman are among the 15 who will have the honors this year.

The author of “A Book of Matches”, Robert E. Hawkins, made his return to Adams County with visits to the public libraries in West Union and Peebles from on Friday, Dec. 20, and Saturday, Dec. 21, respectively.

On Saturday, Feb. 29, NC State hosted its annual Dance Marathon, which is a national event to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. According to Dance Marathon at NC State’s Facebook page, participants raised $69,745.92 this year for the Miracle Kids at Duke Children’s Hospital.

Imagine if PBS was a person and had a few cocktails. That's the vision a team known as the Wildcat Brothers has for Gator Cove in the coming months as they transform the iconic restaurant property into a cultural destination complete with a rum distillery and Cajun cooking school.

Like a lot of young men, Kaelin Yi was a boy who looked up to his father. Between watching him serve in the military and spending half of his life on the Eglin Air Force Base near Valparaiso, Florida, Yi knew from a young age he wanted to serve his country.

Austin Braswell, who was born and raised in Frederick, has started his own clothing brand to share everything he loves about his hometown.

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the battle of Iwo Jima. The battle officially commenced on February 19, 1945, following months of extensive air and naval bombardment of the island.

For eight years as chairman of the Board of the Trustees, Ed Hajim ’58 exclaimed the classic Star Wars line “May the Force Be with You!” as his final words to graduating classes at each commencement ceremony he attended.