Entries by Editor-in-Chief
Lakota Swimmers Earn Personal Bests at Sandusky Meet
Lakota Swimmers Earn Personal Bests at Sandusky Meet Two Lakota Local Schools swimmers turned a last‑minute opportunity into a standout day in the pool, representing their team at a tri‑meet hosted by Sandusky High School. Bennett Ebert and Landen Graber competed against athletes from Sandusky and Anthony Wayne, stepping up on short notice to make […]
Fostoria Girls Wrestling Shines at Iron Maiden Tournament
Fostoria Girls Wrestling Shines at Iron Maiden Tournament Fostoria Wrestling’s girls team turned in a standout performance this weekend at the always‑tough Iron Maiden tournament in Bellefontaine, Ohio, with all three competitors battling through to day two of the event. Ameliana, wrestling at 120 pounds, and Lily, at 235 pounds, each finished their tournament […]
FOSTORIA | Sponsor a Hive, Save Our Bees: Become a 2026 Mindful Beekeeper Hive Sponsor
Do you want to help protect honeybees in Northwest Ohio and see your name proudly displayed on a beehive this season? In 2026, The Mindful Beekeeper LLC is inviting individuals, families, and local businesses to become Beehive Sponsors and join a growing community that is actively supporting pollinator health close to home. The Mindful Beekeeper […]
Oak Harbor Uses Strong Second Half to Defeat Fostoria, 62–40
Oak Harbor surged past Fostoria in the second half to claim a 62–40 non-conference win Saturday night. The Redmen started strong, matching Oak Harbor’s intensity early, but the momentum shifted late in the second quarter as the visitors found a shooting rhythm. A barrage of three-pointers in the third quarter allowed Oak Harbor to extend […]
Arcadia Falls to Seneca East in Double-Overtime Battle, 63–59
Arcadia came up just short in a marathon matchup against Seneca East, falling 63–59 in double overtime on Saturday. The Lady Redskins controlled much of the game and built a 10-point lead early in the second half before Seneca East rallied behind strong three-point shooting in the third quarter. Arcadia held its ground through two […]
Did Michael Jackson Lie About His Treatment? Or Did Police Cover It Up?
MICHAEL JACKSON: Then one time, I asked to use the restroom. And they said, “Sure, it’s right around the corner there.” Once I went in the restroom, they locked me in there for like 45 minutes. There was doo doo, feces thrown all over the walls, the floor, the ceiling. And it stunk so bad. Then […]
Applications for Suppressors Flood the ATF as Free Tax Stamps Ignite Wave of Meme Designs
When the National Firearms Act (NFA) tax on suppressors dropped from 200 dollars to 0 dollars on January 1, 2026, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) was hit with a tidal wave of new applications—serious and silly alike. What had long been a niche, paperwork‑heavy process suddenly became cheap, fast, and digital, […]
Stop the Delays: Fostoria Needs Full Transparency with Live‑Streamed Council Meetings
No More Gatekeepers: Why Fostoria Should Control Its Own Live Meeting Stream Fostoria should directly live stream all city meetings because real-time public access is a core part of government transparency, and delayed, third‑party uploads undermine that principle. Currently the City of Fostoria opts to use Scanner Media to record meetings then upload to YouTube […]
