By Bob Putman, Richwood Gazette Over the past two weeks North Union has been conducting its yearly volleyball camps for its Lady Cat athletes.

Jason Cremeans of Richwood rides out one of several bulls during the A Bar Rodeo at the Union County Fairgrounds grandstands last Thursday evening. Th...

It was a night of fun and excitement, but throughout the annual North Union Athletic Committee Reverse Raffle, the goal of helping the athletes

By Aleksei Pavloff, Richwood Gazette Off-season scrimmages of any kind offer opportunities for individual players to work on their craft.

North Union Head Coach Alexis Maenz instructs youth campers last Tuesday at North Union High School. the Lady Cats hosted young athletes from third gr...

In its first passing scrimmage, North Union’s gridiron squad found ways to make plays. The Wildcats ventured to Ohio Wesleyan University

The high school golf season is just about two weeks from getting started. However, dozens of golfers have spent their summer getting ready

By Aleksei Pavloff, Richwood Gazette Teamwork and partnership were the main focal points for NU girls head basketball coach Mitchell Loomis

By Tim Miller, Richwod Gazette The Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association held its most recent event of the 2025 season earlier this week. Young linksm...

By Aleksei Pavloff, Richwood Gazette The middle of last week proved to be the right time to be outside especially for local golfers. Several North Uni...

By Aleksei Pavloff, Richwood Gazette Editor’s Note: Bob Putman contributed to this story. Changes are coming to the Ohio high school football

The 400-meter dash is perhaps one of the most grueling in all of track and field events. At least North Union sophomore Gabby Lindsey feels

North Union’s Gabby Lindsey competes in the high jump event during a regular season home track meet. The Lady Cat qualified for the OHSAA state meet i...

North Union’s baseball and softbal programs saw several athletes earn conference awards for the 2025 spring season. The Lady Cats produced

North Union has been developing depth for its girls track team. Those efforts are now paying dividends. One week after winning the Mad River

North Union Middle School competed on May 12 in the Central Buckeye Conference championships at Kenton Ridge High School. The boys team finished

By Bob Putman, Richwood Gazette The North Union softball comeback tour came to an end last Friday. After finishing the regular season

By Bob Putman, Richwood Gazette When hits are hard to find, a tight baseball game will more than likely come down to making the least mistakes.

When you have the kind of regular season that North Union softball went through, it is especially gratifying to have some success during the

North Union’s track and field teams competed in the Central Buckeye Conference Championship meet last week. The girls program made school