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Sonny Fulks
Friday, 14 August 2026 / Published in Features

Well-Known Basketball Official, Dave Wortman, Passes At 73…..

He was one of his era, and his work as a high school basketball official was a testament to the age of accountability and responsibility for the rules of the game and comportment.  A friend, and long-time area ref, David Wortman, passed this week.
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Marcus Hartman
Friday, 14 August 2026 / Published in Features, Home Features, OSU, OSU Feature

Ohio State’s Smith Keeping Plans Quiet, But It’s Not Hard to See What He Wants To Deliver

Arthur Smith could bring some lessons from his father's business to the job of fixing the Ohio State offense for Ryan Day. Marcus Hartman writes
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Jarrod Ulrey
Friday, 14 August 2026 / Published in Central Ohio, Central Ohio Feature, Features

Hard-Nosed London Looks to Add to Successful Legacy

After posting their third consecutive perfect regular season last fall, the Red Raiders have their eyes on a state championship. London, OH — Located in between Columbus and Dayton, the medium-sized city of London offers a mixture of cornfields and farming, with boating and swimming at Choctaw Lake, and a vibrant small-town experience.  On Friday
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Sonny Fulks
Wednesday, 12 August 2026 / Published in Bowling, Bowling Feature, Features, Home Features

It’s Official…The Case For Bowling As A Competitive Sport

As it turns out, former OHSAA commissioner Dan Ross and Executive Director Jerry Snodgrass were right.  There is a grass roots interest and support for bowling as an alternative competitive opportunity that traditionalists would never have suspected. St. Henry senior Jenson Siefring (above), displays to 2026 Division II state championship bowling trophy.
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Sonny Fulks
Sunday, 09 August 2026 / Published in Bowling, Bowling Feature, Features, Home Features

EJ Tackett Survives Travel, Lack Of Sleep, And Competitive Field To Claim Kremer Roofing Classic

The world's best bowler, EJ Tackett (above), survived sleep deprivation, overnight travel, lack of practice time, and a competitive field on Sunday to claim the 6th Annual Kremer Roofing Minster Classic. Read more in Monday's Press Pros......
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