Port Clinton News Herald

4 days ago | portclintonnewsherald.com | Brian Hedger

The Stanley Cup Playoffs began April 19 without the Blue Jackets, who finished two points shy of claiming the final wild card spot in the NHL’s Eastern Conference. Now, Blue Jackets president of hockey operations/GM Don Waddell and his staff take center stage. More: 5 things the Columbus Blue Jackets can improve to make the playoffsAfter watching his team take a heated playoff race down to the wire, Waddell and his front office find themselves in a great spot starting another busy spring/summer.

1 week ago | portclintonnewsherald.com | Roger LaPointe

FREMONT – Local Marvel and DC comic book artist Brian Level, originally from Green Springs, has created a unique cover exclusive to Rupp’s Comics, a collaboration years in the making. The comic is “Free For All,” by Patrick Horvath. “What we have here is our exclusive comic book. We worked with Brian Level, former customer of mine when he was a kid here in the '90s and 2000s,” Rupp said.

2 weeks ago | portclintonnewsherald.com | Roger LaPointe

Roger LaPointeThe annual Terra State Community College Job and Resource Fair had brisk attendance on Wednesday. Roger LaPointe/The News-MessengerAt the Uniloy booth, John Van Der Laar, right, and Brandan Gibbs are looking for both machinists and electrical workers for the Fremont plant. Roger LaPointe/The News-MessengerTitus, the Terra State Titan, visits the Uniloy booth, John Van Der Laar, right, and Brandan Gibbs are looking for some new employees.

2 weeks ago | portclintonnewsherald.com | Matthew Horn

Gibsonburg junior catcher Cheyenne Reese was first-team all-state in Division IV last season. Reese struck out only twice in 97 at-bats last season with a .515 average. But she's far from the only girl to pay attention to on the diamond this season. Clyde senior outfielder Ella Howey and junior infielder Vanessa West were first-team in the Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division and helped the Fliers earn a share of the league championship.

2 weeks ago | portclintonnewsherald.com | Chad Murphy

The countdown is on to opening day at Cedar Point. With a bit more than a month to go, fans online are discussing plans for the coming season and, of course, anticipating the new rides and attractions for 2025. Here's a look at what's opening (or reopening) this season. Siren's Curse 'tilt' coaster to open in 2025The newest addition to the Sandusky theme park is being billed as the tallest, fastest and longest “tilt” roller coaster in America, the Beacon Journal previously reported.