Because the Christian faith offers light and hope in the darkness, Firelands Presbyterian Church is hosting an ecumenical “Service of the Longest Night” on the winter solstice (the longest night of the calendar year), Friday, Dec. 21, at 7:30 p.m.

EHOVE students are often involved in community service throughout the year.  On Dec. 5 EHOVE students organized a bloodmobile event and donated their blood to the American Red Cross, totaling 120 pints. 

Two hundred local residents attended the Port Clinton High School Holiday Breakfast with the Arts on Tuesday, Dec. 18.

Danbury freshman Connor Lenthe launched a long jump shot against Bettsville's defense last Saturday night.  The Lakers were victorious, 64-24.

For the third year Coffee Express of Port Clinton has been sponsoring the Mimi Campbell Christmas Program to provide Port Clinton families with a better Christmas.

Last Friday evening, after the tragic shootings in Connecticut, a group of nearly 100 gathered at The Compassionate Friends of Ottawa County’s Children’s Memorial in Lakeview Park for a candle-light observance.

Island Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary was transporting Butterscotch, a German Short haired pointer. She made a four hour trip while in labor and was supposed to be boarded at Oak Harbor Pet Haven. Instead Butterscotch’s first puppy was born two hours after arriving at ISHAS.

Students at Port Clinton Middle School recently completed their history lesson as part of the unit on Colonization to Independence

    In their 58-34 win over Margaretta last Thursday the  'Skins jumped out to a 20-8 lead after one quarter behind six points apiece from Carter Rumball and Kalib Shiets.

  
    Behind 16 points from Tiffany Colston and 14 from Emily Ashley, the Port Clinton girls’ basketball team defeated Perkins, 47-41, on the road and improved to 8-0 overall and 4-0 in the Sandusky Bay Conference.