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Saturday, 20 September 2025 / Published in Features, Home Features, MAC

It Should Come As No Surprise…Marion Adds To Its Arsenal In Win Over New Bremen

Marion Local cruised to consecutive win #69 and showed a facet of their developing game for future opponents to respect...176 yards receiving and four touchdowns by a celebrating Cale Nagel (above, #4). Read more in Saturday's Press Pros.....
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Friday, 19 September 2025 / Published in Features, Home Features, Ohio Harness Racing

Hal McCoy: Louprint Makes Imprint While Winning The Little Brown Jug

One handsome fellow...His physical appearance did not belie his consistency of performance.  Three-year-old unbeaten pacer Louprint (above) swept through the qualifying heats and the climactic final to capture the 80th Little Brown Jug Championship Thursday in Delaware. Hal McCoy writes for Press Pros....
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Thursday, 18 September 2025 / Published in Features, Home Features, Ohio Harness Racing

“I’m Gonna’ Miss Going To The ‘Jug’…Ohio’s Kentucky Derby Is Today

If you've never been to it, those who've made it a life's pursuit say there's nothing like the experience while it lasts.  And when the time comes when you can't be there in person...some call Delaware's Little Brown Jug week one of life's best memories.
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Wednesday, 17 September 2025 / Published in Features, Home Features

A Baseball War Story….The Worst Call I Ever Saw In Baseball…And I Was Part Of It!

It happened in Knoxville more than 40 years ago, and during my time as a minor league umpire.  The worst call that had nothing to do with baseball that I ever saw an official make...and I was part of it.  As another season winds down, have a good laugh.
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Tuesday, 16 September 2025 / Published in Features, Home Features, MAC, MAC Feature

Tricia Rosenbeck…And How Competitiveness And Consistency = A Title (She Hopes)

In our continuing series on the people who coach your kids, we devote time to the decade-long volleyball coach at St. Henry, and the annual goal of breaking through one of the state’s toughest paths to a state title. Here’s a look at how Tricia Rosenbeck’s going about it.