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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A closely contested first half gave way to all too familiar problems for No. 2 Ohio State in the second half as No. 3 Michigan outlasted the Buckeyes for a 30-24 win and a trip to the Big Ten Championship Game next week.

As the holiday season swiftly approaches, it is time once again for the annual Come Home to Galion (CHTG) celebration to take over Uptowne Galion. This year’s event will take place on Saturday, Dec. 2, and will have plenty of festive activities for everyone.

When senior Miranda Stone graduates from Galion High School this May, she will take her athletic talents to Durham, North Carolina, after she signed her national letter of intent Thursday to join the track and field team at Duke University.

A strong defensive performance combined with some timely offensive strikes helped Northmor reach uncharted grounds in the OHSAA football playoffs.

For Casey Biederman, communicating with dogs might be easier than communicating with some people at times. That’s why creating Calm Dog Project was so important to her.

LORAIN — A person’s situation can change quickly. Anyone who has had a loss of income due to layoffs or an unexpected expense shouldn’t have to sacrifice a good meal for Thanksgiving.

Going into the half in their Division VI playoff opener, Northmor coach Scott Armrose was worried.

In Division IV, Region 14 playoff football action on Friday, fifth-seeded Galion defeated 12th-seeded Oberlin Firelands by a score of 36-6 in Galion. The Tigers will travel to Millersburg on Friday night to face fourth-seeded West Holmes at 7 p.m.

Despite being thrust into a major role in Ohio State’s biggest test to date last week against then-No. 7 Penn State, the moment was never too big for true freshman cornerback Jermaine Mathews Jr. as he responded with an impressive performance to aid a dominant effort from the Buckeye defense.

The Northmor volleyball team saw its season end in the sectional finals at the hands of visiting Northridge by scores of 19-25, 22-25 and 23-25.