Nate Ulrich

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When Ken Dies opened a letter at his Highland Square home on June 25, the message caused his wife, Carol, to shed tears of joy. Dies learned he will have a place in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The letter from the Hall of Fame's executive director, Lee Roy Smith, states the hall's Ohio chapter nominated Dies to receive the Lifetime Service to Wrestling Award, and the national HOF's board selected him for the honor.

2 days ago | dispatch.com | Ryan Lewis |Nate Ulrich

The Cavaliers were busy last summer, making a coaching change and signing stars Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen to massive contract extensions. Those moves helped the Cavs deliver one of the franchise's most memorable regular seasons, as they earned the top seed in the Eastern Conference for the NBA playoffs. The 2025 postseason, though, finished in the same disappointing fashion as the previous year with the Cavs getting bounced in the second round in five games.

2 days ago | beaconjournal.com | Ryan Lewis |Nate Ulrich

The Cavaliers were busy last summer, making a coaching change and signing stars Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen to massive contract extensions. Those moves helped the Cavs deliver one of the franchise's most memorable regular seasons, as they earned the top seed in the Eastern Conference for the NBA playoffs. The 2025 postseason, though, finished in the same disappointing fashion as the previous year with the Cavs getting bounced in the second round in five games.

1 week ago | dispatch.com | Nate Ulrich

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Parris Campbell delivered an emotional speech as Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary retired the football jersey number he and former NFL player Doran Grant wore in high school. Campbell and Grant, both of whom played at Ohio State, took trips down memory lane and reflected on how sharing the honor at STVM created an even more memorable moment for both of them.

1 week ago | dispatch.com | Nate Ulrich

Joe Thomas is ready and willing to become the Dawand Jones whisperer. Speaking June 17 during the Greater Akron-Canton High School Sports Awards show, Thomas said he plans to visit Browns training camp, which will begin in late July at team headquarters in Berea. A Pro Football Hall of Famer, Thomas also said he’s open to advising Jones as the offensive lineman from Ohio State attempts to convert to a full-time left tackle in his third NFL season.