Tryouts for the Valley’s Got Talent will take place at the following venues…        Catholic Central                         Oct. 14th  3:00-4:00        Edison HS                                     Oct. 18th  1:00-2:00        Steubenville HS                            Oct. 22th  2:45-4:00*        Sycamore Youth Center             Oct. 26th  1:00-3:00** $1250 Prize Money Will Be Awarded Nov. 3rd 6:00 PM at Steubenville HS at The

The Edison Wildcat volleyball teams were in action tonight at home against East Liverpool. The freshman lost by scores of 25-17, 27-25. Audrey Scott had 11 points while Anna Wadas had 5 points. The JV lost in three sets by scores of 25-19, 18-25, 21-25. Audrey Scott and Gracie Fox both had 5 points. The varsity lost in straight sets

The Lady Wildcats defeated the Crusaders 4-2. Delaney Johnson (pictured) crossed the ball to Laine Murphey who put away the first goal of the game. The goals kept coming in the second half. Bailey McAfoose was able to get a foot on the ball bouncing around in front of the goal to put the Lady Wildcats on the board again.

The seventh-grade volleyball team defeated Toronto 28-6 and 25-20. Katie Phillips led the Wildcats with 14 points while Meghan Maxwell followed close by with 12 points. The eighth-grade team also beat Toronto 25-11 and 25-23. Rebecka Evans earned the team 19 points followed by Kendra Teichman with 9 points. Next game is at home versus Beaver on Tuesday, September 10th

The Edison Local School District will highlight its strategic plan for its schools and is inviting the public to partake in the conversation.     Superintendent Bill Beattie said a public session will be held Sept. 19 at Edison High School and includes a light dinner at 4:30 p.m., a presentation at 5:30 p.m. in the auditorium and the regular school

Edison High School senior Troy Hackathorn was selected to attend the 2020 Ohio Music Education Association’s All-State Choir.    Hackathorn, the son of Ty and Julie Hackathorn of Amsterdam, will attend the event on Jan. 31-Feb. 1 at the Hyatt Regency Grand Ballroom in Cincinnati. He will be among 160 warblers from across the Buckeye State who will perform on