Crystal Scheid feels for drug paraphenalia in a basket of clothes during the "Hidden in Plain Sight" activity, as part of the Joey's Story event Monday at the MAC.

Could you find the contraband?

Heart-breaking story of Joey Silcox’s fentanyl overdose death was told Monday in Monroeville.

Jul 13, 2019 at 6:00 PM

Joey's Story

Joey's Story comes to the Monroeville

Schwans: ‘Addiction is not a moral failing’

Updated Jul 11, 2019 at 9:08 AM

Lavin and Tom Schwan share the story of their late son Joey Silcox, who fatally overdosed on fentanyl in 2016, during an event inside the MAC in Monroeville, July 8, 2019.

Resources from Lavin and Tom Schwan's Joey's Story and Bellevue Recovery And Support Services (BRASS) are displayed during the Joey's Story event at the MAC, July 8, 2019.

Joey's Story

This gallery contains pictures from the Joey's Story event held at the Monroeville Athletic Complex (MAC,) July 8, 2019.

Updated Jul 9, 2019 at 3:46 PM

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.

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.

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.

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.

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