In the category of “save the date”, the group Chicks Against Hunger has announced their next major fundraiser and food drive!

Spokeswoman Amy Malloy phoned in this morning to talk about the event, titled “Come Sail Away”, and it’ll be held tonight, Tuesday, May 16th, at The Shipyards in Lorain.

Friday, May 12th, the WEOL Morning Show was LIVE from Ely Stadium for the Elyria Special Olympics!

Take a listen to the interviews below by clicking on the name of each guest!

Matt Siwierka, Elyria MS AD

Samantha Boneta, Co-Director of Elyria Special Olympics

Kerri Broome, Lorain Historical Society

Dawn Calvert, Elyria Economic Development

Denise Blatt, Elyria Schools Associate Super

Amy Higgins, Elyria Schools

Ann Schloss, Elyria Schools Super

Rachel Krych, The Chronicle-Telegram’s Coupon Queen

Trying to celebrate Mother’s Day this weekend on a budget?

You’re in luck!

The Chronicle-Telegram’s Coupon Queen, Rachel Krych, made her weekly visit and shared how you can make this Mother’s Day special on any size budget!

Check out Rachel’s column every Tuesday in The Chronicle-Telegram!

Brian Lynch, Lorain Titans Head Girls Basketball Coach

With former Lorain girls basketball coach Mark Feldmann retiring, the Titans have now promoted assistant Brian Lynch to the top job!

Here is a statement from Lorain Athletic Director Bryan Koury:

“We are excited to announce the hiring of Brian Lynch as the next head girls’ basketball at Lorain High. He will take over for longtime head coach Mark Feldmann who recently retired.

Coach Lynch was the varsity assistant at Lorain High last year and has been instrumental in building Lorain’s youth program.  He’s coached at every level from elementary through varsity. 

Brian is currently a teacher at Longfellow Middle School in Lorain, and he will move over to the high school for next school year. 

Brian is a basketball junky that has a tremendous ability to develop relations with kids. His vision for the program, and style of play, fits exceptionally well with our student-athletes.  We are excited about the future of Lorain High basketball.”