Recap: Miami hockey splits first weekend series against Northern Michigan Wildcats
The RedHawks played to a solid standard both nights, but special teams were the key factor between a win and a loss.
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On My Plate: Apples encore
Given the wide variety of apples on display at the Downing Fruit Farm stand, it can be challenging to find your favorite. Selections change weekly, as varieties ripen at different times.
Recent conference changes spark success and create new opportunities for Talawanda athletics
Many factors play a role in the success of the athletic programs Talawanda offers. But a greater factor is the transition from the Southwest Ohio Conference (SWOC) to the Southwestern Buckeye League (SWBL).
Talawanda’s state report card improves from last year
Theroux says student debt cut down ‘tremendously,’ none explicitly turned away from homecoming
The Talawanda School District’s overall state report card improved from four to 4.5 stars over last year.
According to the overall district results, comprising ratings in achievement, progress, gap-closing, graduation rates, early literacy and
Recap: Miami football loses field goal battle to the Bowling Green State University
Senior quarterback Caleb Heavner stepped into the starting role for the RedHawks and accumulated 259 total yards and a passing touchdown. That, along with four field goals wasn’t enough to secure the first conference win of the 2026-27 regular season.