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Saints, Steelers set for historic game in Paris

PARIS — Alvin Kamara wants the New Orleans Saints to become "a part of history" Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers. "It's the first NFL game being played in France. It's an opportunity for all of us," the running back said. "I want to win so we'll always have that to brag about." New ...

The mighty mantis makes an appearance

Now that autumn is in full swing, we anticipate the sight of leaves as they travel their way from tree to ground. We all find great joy during this transitional time as each leaf gracefully floats to the grass. However, one day at the Nature Center, my peace was replaced with great curiosity ...

Steelers' Rodgers backs NFL despite recent unrest in Paris

PARIS — Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Friday expressed confidence in the NFL to make security decisions around staging a game in Paris amid recent civil unrest in the city. The Pittsburgh star spoke at a news conference inside a downtown hotel shortly after the team arrived in the ...

Warren wins first

RUSSELL — Dragons get slain in fairytales, but that wasn’t the case Friday night at the Pasture of Pain. In the first ever meeting in program history, the Warren Dragons downed the Eisenhower Knights 60-14 in the Fall Brawl of 2026. Warren was able to utilize their offensive weapons and ...

Leonhard must address Bills' defensive deficiencies during bye

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Jim Leonhard leaned back to loosen his shoulders and let out a big yawn upon approaching the podium for his weekly news conference before addressing the first question of whether he got any sleep. "Not much," the Buffalo Bills' first-year defensive coordinator ...

Unlocking the chrome

While Erie offers outstanding steelhead fishing, many readers also enjoy fishing in neighboring Ohio and New York. For those anglers who relish their time on “Steelhead Alley,” a recent study suggests why you may not be seeing as many fish as you might expect. Each autumn, thousands of steelhead surge out of Lake Erie and into local tributaries, including those in northeast Ohio known as “Steelhead Alley.” Like many fisheries, this fishery depends on artificial propagation, and Ohio DNR stocks roughly 465,000 smolts each spring to support it. While the economic payoff and ...