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Monroeville Hall of Fame

Scheid happy at home with his family

He is one of four being inducted into the Monroevillle Hall of Fame this weekend.

Jan 23, 2019 at 7:00 PM
St. Paul's Nate Winslow steals the ball at halfcourt Friday and runs the floor to outpace Monroeville's Isaac Roeder to the basket just before halftime of the Firelands Conference game at the Monroeville Athletic Complex.
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St. Paul Flyers

St. Paul tops Monroeville for first conference win

St. Paul breaks open tight game in second quarter for 63-48 FC road win over host Monroeville

Updated Dec 15, 2018 at 12:23 AM
These five veterans are draped in the handmade Quilts of Honor presented to them Friday morning during a veterans program in the Monroeville Athletic Complex. From left are: Joe Metarko (U.S. Army), Larry Boehler (U.S. Air Force), Raymond Miller Jr. (U.S. Navy), Steve Doerner (Navy) and Roger Tallman (U.S. Marine Corps). Max Opper (Air Force) and James Meyer (Navy) aren't pictured and were unable to attend the program, but had quilts made for them.
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Military

'We can't honor veterans enough'

Several Monroeville-area vets received Quilts of Honor.

Nov 12, 2018 at 8:00 PM
Huron County Lt. Bill Duncan (left) and Sheriff Todd Corbin escort a protester out of the Monroeville Athletic Complex in the middle of a debate Tuesday afternoon. The 4th Congressional district candidates are U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, the Republican incumbent, and Janet Garrett, a Democrat. Before being escored out, the man had been warned about being civil, held a sign saying "Jordan's a bully" and held up one in front of the camera.
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Huron County Sheriff's Office

Cops escort protester out of Monroeville Athletic Complex

MONROEVILLE — Huron County Sheriff Todd Corbin and Lt. Bill Duncan escorted a disgruntled protester out of the Monroeville Athletic Complex during an in-school debate Tuesday.

Oct 24, 2018 at 4:00 AM
Sandusky Register managing editor Matt Westerhold (right) introduces the two candidates for the 4th Congressional district Tuesday afternoon before a debate in the Monroeville Athletic Complex. On the left is the Republican incumbent, U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan (R, 4th District), and the Democratic candidate is Janet Garrett. Members of the public and more than 400 students from Monroeville, Western Reserve, Buckeye Central and Fremont St. Joe attended the Register's in-school debate sponsored by BGSU Firelands.
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General election 2018

Jordan, Garrett debate at M'ville Athletic Complex

MONROEVILLE — One of the first questions posed to the Republican and Democratic candidates for the 4th Congressional district was about “locker room talk.”

Oct 24, 2018 at 2:00 AM
Anna Hershiser (left), of Willard, shares a long hug with former Monroeville resident Tracy Fox after an assembly Friday morning about suicide prevention and awareness in the Monroeville Athletic Complex. Monroeville High School senior Ashlynn Legg (middle), who organized the event on her own initiative, speaks to Fox's daughter, Brittni Cooper. Both Hershiser and Fox lost their sons recently to suicide.
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suicide prevention

Suicide doesn't have to be 'taboo subject'

Local parents whose children committed suicide share their stories at Monroeville assembly.

Sep 15, 2018 at 11:00 PM
Monroeville High School Principal Jim Kaczor takes a selfie with former Ohio State football player Tyson Gentry after an assembly in the Monroeville Athletic Complex. Gentry, a 2004 Perkins graduate who lived in Norwalk until the fifth grade, spoke to students in fifth through 12th grades about facing adversity.
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Tyson Gentry

Ex-OSU football player gives inspired speech on facing adversity

Tyson Gentry lived in Norwalk until the fifth grade.

Sep 1, 2018 at 9:00 AM
This is an example of the combat boots lining the streets in Michigan for a veterans parade. Anyone who is interested in donating gently used or new combat boots to line the streets of Monroeville for the Remembering Our Fallen memorial coming to the village in mid-August is encouraged to call Scott Sparks at 419-706-2901, Bryan Watt at 419-541-0069 or Doug Anderson at 419-706-0241.
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Monroeville Athletic Complex

Remembering Our Fallen memorial exhibit coming to MAC

Photo memorial will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 17 through 19 at the Monroeville Athletic Complex.

Jun 23, 2018 at 9:00 PM
Jen Harvey (far right), the Monroeville guidance counselor for junior and senior high students, talks to the Mastroianni family Tuesday afternoon in the Monroeville Athletic Complex after an assembly Tuesday. From left are Adam Mastroianni and his parents, Sharon and Doug, who came to the MAC where a banner now hangs in Adam's honor.
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Monroeville High School

Mastroianni honored at MAC for 'blending scholarship, service and schtick'

Monroeville, Princeton and Oxford graduate says “life isn’t about being smart, it’s about getting smarter.”

May 9, 2018 at 2:00 AM
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National Honor Society

MAC to host National Honor Society leadership conference

Students from Bellevue, Monroeville, Norwalk and Perkins high schools will attend the May 8 conference.

Apr 28, 2018 at 6:00 PM
Monroeville High School senior Ashlyn Tommas stands with her grandfather, Albert Good Sr., of Collins, who received the Purple Heart for being shot five times during the Vietnam War. During Friday morning's Veterans Day program at the MAC, Tommas, the daughter of Michael and Joni, paid tribute to Good, a U.S. Army veteran, by sharing an essay she wrote, "Grandpa's Bible."
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Veterans Day

Monroeville shows 'gratitude' toward veterans

Entire student body pays tribute to veterans with a program Friday morning.

Nov 11, 2017 at 12:00 PM
Norwalk senior guard Jiselle Thomas takes the ball around two Clear Fork defenders during their Division II sectional semi-final basketball game on Wednesday night at the Monroeville Athletic Complex.
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Norwalk Lady Truckers

Lady Truckers grab record 18th win in NW District Div. II sectional

“We definitely had something to play for.” — Norwalk coach Brock Manlet

Updated Feb 23, 2017 at 10:20 AM
Josh Roeder (from left) shares a smile with Kevin Scheid and J.T. Smith, all members of Metal for Moms, during an assembly Friday morning at the Monroeville Athletic Complex. The Metal for Moms crew shared their mission of helping out "the less fortunate" in the community. Roeder, Scheid and Smith are all Monroeville graduates.
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Metal for Moms

Monroeville grads 'doing some great things'

Metal for Moms is “Christian guys doing what Christians should do — helping out the less fortunate.”

Updated Jan 29, 2017 at 6:43 PM
Monroeville senior guard Lauren Gies brings the ball past a Crestview defender during the first quarter of their Firelands Conference basketball game on Steve Moore Court at the Monroeville Athletic Complex on Saturday afternoon.
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Monroeville Lady Eagles

Lady Eagles fall short despite valiant effort

Monroeville coach Brad Dunlap says you can't question his team's effort.

Jan 7, 2017 at 6:14 PM
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basketball

College basketball coming to Monroeville

MONROEVILLE — College basketball is coming to Monroeville and there will be a couple of familiar faces in the game.

Sep 27, 2016 at 2:44 PM
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