Local softball, baseball players earn Ohio Heritage Conference accolades

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June 6, 2025

Jenna Dee (left) and Macy Kise (right) have been named to the Ohio Heritage Conference’s North Division first team in softball. They helped lead the Lady Panthers to a Division V district title and a runner-up spot in the regional. (Journal-Tribune photos by Tim Miller and Aleksei Pavloff)

Local softball, baseball players earn Ohio Heritage Conference accolades

By Tim Miller

The Ohio Heritage Conference has named its all-conference softball and baseball squads for the 2025 season.

The top local team in the circuit in either sport was the softball squad from Fairbanks High School.

The Lady Panthers posted an overall record of 24-3 and claimed top honors in the OHC North Di...

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Music tapped as Marysville AD

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Lady Panther 4×200 meter relay team earns third place state finish

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Handoffs play a vital role in the success of a relay team. In the above photo, Fairbanks’ Alyssa Tobe (right) hands the baton to Charley Shope. In the bottom photo, Ally Gearheart (right) does the same to anchor leg Alexis Wojcehowics. The Lady Panther 4x200 team placed third during the state Division II girls meet at The Ohio State University’s Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. (Journal-Tribune photos by Alekesi Pavloff)

Lady Panther 4×200 meter relay team earns third place state finish

By Tim Miller

June 10, 2025

One of the smallest schools entered in the Division II state girls track and field meet came through in a big way Saturday afternoon. Fairbanks’ 4x200 meter relay team of junior Alyssa Tobe, sophomore...

NU’s Lindsey places second in state 400 that’s not her favorite event

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NU sophomore Gabby Lindsey displays her medal and All-Ohio certificate after placing second during the Division II girls 400 meter dash finals. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

NU’s Lindsey places second in state 400 that’s not her favorite event

By Tim Miller

June 10, 2025

The 400 meter dash is perhaps one of the most grueling in all of track and field events. At least North Union sophomore Gabby Lindsey feels that way. It’s also not her most enjoyable race. “The 400 is...

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Fair assessment of Union County

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By Chad Williamson

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NU grad pitches plan for Opera House

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Route 161 stores targeted by bomb threats

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