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Kyle Manzardos homer in the 9th inning propels Guardians to 2-1 victory over Twins

Kyle Manzardo's walk-off homer in the ninth inning propelled the Cleveland Guardians to a 2-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins, ending a three-game losing streak. Emmanuel Clase secured the win with a scoreless ninth inning, while Bo Naylor also homered for Cleveland. Ty France's solo shot tied the game for Minnesota, which saw its four-game winning streak snapped.

Marshall to part ways with its AD

Marshall University will not renew athletic director Christian Spears' contract, which expires in March 2026. Spears, who has been in the position since 2022, oversaw significant facility upgrades and athletic successes, but struggled with retaining coaches, leading to his departure. The university will begin searching for a new athletics leader immediately.

Bruins edge East Fairmont in extra innings, 9-8

Brooke baseball team secured a 9-8 extra innings victory against East Fairmont on Tuesday, marking their second consecutive close win on the road. After leading 8-5 in the seventh, Brooke allowed East Fairmont to tie the game before Gino Provenzano's groundout in the eighth sealed the win.

Team visits Buckeye pupils

Members of the National Arena League, including players from the Wheeling Miners, visited Buckeye North Elementary School to engage with students through games and activities. The event aimed to support the district's Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports initiative, fostering positive interactions between athletes and children.

Linsly, Morgantown win OVAC tennis titles

Linsly boys' tennis team captured the 'Small School' title at the OVAC Tennis Tournament, edging out Cambridge with 11 points. Morgantown won the 'big school' title, defeating Dover 24-22, with standout performances from Max Chen and Larry Du in singles.

Federal transportation officials warn states, local governments to end DEI, cooperate with ICE

West Virginia's transportation department will comply with a federal directive mandating cooperation with immigration enforcement and the end of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasized that grant recipients must ensure merit-based personnel practices and not obstruct federal law enforcement. The state received $855.7 million in federal transportation aid in fiscal year 2024.

Rulli sponsors bill to stop the sharing of alleged confidential materials

U.S. Rep. Michael Rulli introduced the Balance the Scales Act to prevent the Department of Labor from sharing confidential pension information with law firms involved in class-action lawsuits. Rulli argues that such agreements undermine public confidence in the Employee Benefits Security Administration and calls for greater transparency and accountability.

Roads, property cleanup before Brooke Commission

Brooke County officials addressed road repairs and property cleanup during a commission meeting on Tuesday. State Route 27 is set for patching, while a major cleanup of a vacant property on McCord Hill Road has been completed at a cost of $4,950, with plans to auction the site.

Sassie Lassies meet

The Weirton Red Hat Sassie Lassies gathered at Froehlich’s Classic Corner in Steubenville for an afternoon of food and friendship. Participants included 12 women, fostering community spirit among local members.

Make it, take it

The Wintersville Woman’s Club raised funds for scholarships during its annual Make It, Bake It, Take It auction on Thursday at St. Florian Hall. Fundraising Chairman Vicki Brozka showcased a basket of homemade goods, including sourdough bread and apple butter. The club's final meeting for the season will feature a skit and a "Bring a Friend" initiative on May 16.

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