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Glenville’s Playoff Season Caught Between OHSAA Ruling and Court Order
OHSAA removed the Cleveland powerhouse over player-eligibility violations. A judge has now ordered that the Tarblooders be allowed to play while the dispute continues.
On The Corner
4 hours ago4 min read
Canton, James Williams Family Reach Proposed $3.5 Million Settlement
The family of James Williams and the city of Canton have reached a proposed $3.5 million settlement in litigation arising from his fatal shooting by a Canton police officer on New Year’s Day 2022, according to WKYC’s October 20 reporting.
On The Corner
6 days ago2 min read
COMMUNITY ALERT - Akron Votes 2026: Three Issues — Two Important Dates
Akron voters have more than candidates to consider in the November 3 General Election. Three proposed amendments to the Akron City Charter — Issues 11, 12 and 13 — will also appear on the ballot.
On The Corner
Oct 22 min read
Democracy Watch - GAO Says White House Cannot Run Out the Clock on $810 Million Congress Approved
The dispute is not simply about which programs deserve funding. It is about whether a president can cancel federal spending without obtaining a vote from Congress.
Walter Sundiata
Sep 304 min read
DEMOCRACY WATCH — California enacts broad new voting protections
On September 19, California enacted a package of laws expanding voting access and strengthening protections against voter suppression, ballot interference and election-system seizures.
On The Corner
Sep 202 min read
Daily WBOB Briefing — September 20, 2026
Today’s strongest editorial thread is the machinery of participation: states are hardening election protections, communities are using culture and public action to claim civic space, and democratic institutions abroad face fresh tests.
The GLE Media Group
Sep 203 min read
WBOB Weekly Briefing — September 18, 2026
Mail-ballot rules, North High School’s budget, Black public memory, and independent music in the streaming era.
The GLE Media Group
Sep 183 min read
A Stronger Start for Stark County Families
For families across Stark County, reliable childcare is more than a matter of convenience. It can determine whether a parent is able to work, whether a young child receives consistent care and early learning, and whether a household already under financial pressure can remain stable.
On The Corner
Sep 52 min read
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