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The finalists are Joseph P. Clark, Cameron M. Ryba, and Adham C. Schirg, all of whom are superintendents of other districts in Ohio.

The finalists are Joseph P. Clark, Cameron M. Ryba, and Adham C. Schirg, all of whom are superintendents of other districts in Ohio.

When Duncan Welsh and his son Wayne purchased a Ford auto franchise in 1939 in Springfield Township, the price of a four-door sedan was just under $800.

Library levies on the ballot in Northeast Ohio overwhelmingly passed; Stow Municipal Court Judge Lisa Coates wins a heated primary race against presiding Judge Kim Hoover; school levies saw mixed results; and more stories.

Superintendent tells school families Brad Beun is on administrative leave

Men’s Basketball: Titans Take Down Defending PAC Champs Grove City Share on: Posted on Saturday, February 20, 2021 NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. – The Westminster men’s basketball team won, 78-68, over the defending Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Champions Grove City at home Saturday afternoon. Titan senior Daniel Ritter (North Lima, OH / South Range) led the way with a game-high 30 points - his second 30-point performance of the season. Ritter, who is the only PAC player t...

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Men’s Basketball: Titans Open Season with Convincing Win Over Franciscan Share on: Posted on Thursday, January 28, 2021 NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. – The Westminster College mens basketball team won its highly anticipated season-opener, 99-77, over new Presidents Athletic Conference (PAC) member Franciscan University at home Wednesday night.   Wednesdays game was the first Westminster intercollegiate varsity game in 320 days due to the worldwide pandemic.   Three Titans registered...

I saw an editorial cartoon last week that was set in the year 2120. A child seated in a floating desk chair in history class of the future asks his teacher why all the textbooks skip the year 2020. The boy’s robot teacher responded, “Historians are still trying to sort that one out, dear.” Yep, that’s how we feel about 2020. Wiping it from memory might be the desire, but in journalism, where we record history every day, that’s just not an option. As always this time of year, the news...