After consecutive losing seasons, the Detroit Lakes Lakers boys hockey team is ready for a fresh start. They are counting on senior captains and a promising sophomore core to elevate their game and fulfill high expectations for the 2025-2026 season.
Maria Braun, a West Seneca teacher and self-described “theater kid,” is following her lifelong passion for the stage straight onto holiday television. As she prepares for a series of festive on-screen appearances, her story resonates with both her local community and anyone inspired by a creative dream.
The newly reopened Finlay Park set the stage for the Jam Room Music Festival, bringing a fresh sense of excitement to Columbia. In an event many described as feeling “like some other bigger city, not Columbia,” locals rallied around fresh music and renewed civic pride.
Two local athletes, Lake George’s Rory Linehan and Queensbury’s Chris DiPlacido, finished at the forefront among local competitors during Saturday’s State Cross Country Championships. Their impressive performances capped a memorable day for area sports fans.
DeSoto Parish has produced three different district champions in one remarkable football season, showcasing what can be achieved with steadfast administrative support. As momentum continues to build, local teams and fans alike celebrate an achievement that promises more to come.
On November 10, 2025, Lorain County’s top high school volleyball players gathered for an all-star matchup, showcasing impressive skill and team spirit. Photographer Randy Meyers captured the action, preserving the event’s energy in striking images.
Vernon’s historic courthouse has stood since the early 1900s, fashioned from granite quarried just a short distance from the site. One of several buildings to feature local stone, it remains a testament to the city’s architectural heritage and community pride.
Two of the region’s most decorated tennis players, Houpt and Ramanath, have one last opportunity to make their mark at the state tournament. Fans and analysts believe the stars have perfectly aligned for their final shot at reaching the pinnacle of success on the court.
In the eighth week of the high school football season, three dedicated athletes emerged as top performers. Their remarkable efforts demonstrate why local sports coverage remains a cornerstone of community pride.
Hilltop High School’s Cheer Squad steps into the limelight as part of Week 9 in the Prep Pigskin Report’s “Squad Up.” Their excitement and enthusiasm underscore how crucial cheer is in the local sports community.
