The Well Armed Woman Central Ohio Shooting Chapter will give women of all experience levels the opportunity to be introduced to issues important to women shooters, learn safe gun handling skills and train together.
On May 11, Alex Kirkpatrick achieved the rank of Eagle Scout and his troop members were there beside him as he received this honor.
All About Horses will be held May 4 and again on May 18 at Valley Oaks Farm to give beginners an opportunity to learn more about horses and their care. Reservations are recommended.
It was a night of dancing, royalty and fun as the Wayne County Schools Career Center celebrated their prom.
The Orrville Railroad Heritage Society will celebrate National Train Day with train and track car rides.
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The Well Armed Woman Central Ohio Shooting Chapter will give women of all experience levels the opportunity to be introduced to issues important to women shooters, learn safe gun handling skills and train together.
Upcoming webinar will explain the new requirements under the animal disease traceability system.
Wooster¿s Broc Martin rolled out for the first time this season in the Fisher Performance Sprints at NAPA Auto Parts Wayne County Speedway and looked to be in mid season form as he drew the number one pill to start on the pole of the 25 lap feature and would lead all the way to park the Santmyer...
John C. Fisher, executive vice president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation releases statement regarding regulating deer hunting in Ohio.
What was the international music, movie and television star Vanilla Ice doing in Holmes County? According to Kathleen Finch, senior vice president and general manager of the HGTV and DIY network, Rob Van Winkle was working with some of the finest craftsmen in the world.
Starlin settles in to top job at Wooster Chamber.
Calvin Todd, a 2010 College of Wooster graduate, shares his experience of lossing his leg from the knee down due to an IED explosion in Afghanistan and offers encouragement to Boston Marathon bombing victims. Asking them to not look at their life as over, but to overcome their injuries and hold on...
The footlocker was acquired from the family of Vernon Fair who served in the 37th Infantry Division of the U.S. Army in World War I.
The Wooster Exchange Club honored the winners with a lunch at the Wooster Inn.
The seniors were honored at a breakfast at the Wooster Country Club and were given words of encouragement by several featured speakers.
The Well Armed Woman Central Ohio Shooting Chapter will give women of all experience levels the opportunity to be introduced to issues important to women shooters, learn safe gun handling skills and train together.
SilverSneakers Fitness Program now available at Aultman Orrville Sports & Wellness.
Parents are asked to speak to their children about driving safely and set up rules for the car since teens are more accident prone.
Area residents are encouraged to attend a rally for better health care at the MOCA House in Wooster May 20.
Area residents are invited to learn more about the independent living options available at OrrVilla at an upcoming open house.
Upcoming webinar will explain the new requirements under the animal disease traceability system.
NARFE hears about United Way of Wayne and Holmes Counties.
Rodney Stutzman could be placed in a mental health institution for life.
The board of trustees, staff and community supporters of Goodwill Industries gathered on the patio of The Wooster Inn to celebrate the agency¿s successes of 2012.
Supporters of Goodwill Industries gathered recently to celebrate the agency's successes in 2012.
On May 11, Alex Kirkpatrick achieved the rank of Eagle Scout and his troop members were there beside him as he received this honor.
Doug Brown, professional skateboarder, author, motivational speaker and founder of the Skate Straight Foundation, took the time to present at The Learning Academy in Wooster. Brown delivered messages of positivity and making good choices.
Rosemary Wells, author of the popular Max & Ruby series of children¿s books, visits kids and parents at Wooster Public Library.
Career center students honored for perfect attendance.
Gov. John Kasich is recognizing the efforts of Ohio's 50 Community Action Agencies with this proclamation.
During the five-week course, Stryker received instruction in the fundamentals of engineering support for combat units.
Community gathers for ceremony to pay respect to those who have served in local law enforcement, past and present.
Items that would otherwise be thrown away are recycled and repurposed by CAMO for use in Honduras, changing and saving lives.
Sara Patton has been chosen as the new executive director of the Wayne County Community Foundation.
The film exposes the myths and misinformation being spread by environmentalists regarding the process of hydraulic fracturing. A crowd of 80 people came to see the film.
IRS accepting applications for TCE and VITA grant programs.
This seasons performances will include pieces from a vide variety of repertory and it sure to be an entertaining season.
Late spring means it is time for Relay For Life with events taking place all over the region. The popular event raises funds for the American Cancer Society.
Nine downtown businesses will hold special events with the sole focus of pampering Wayne County¿s women.
Presentation on fabulous fashions from the Titanic era to the 20¿s, with displays of antique clothing from the Orrville Historical Society¿s collection.
Civil War encampment at Wooster Branch of the Wayne County Public Library scheduled for May 18.
Norman Schmidt will be speaking at the event on former President Lincoln's humor.
Children¿s Chorus is comprised of students in second through ninth grades who are divided into three choruses based upon age and ability. The Chorus program runs from mid-September to early May.
Pets ask so little and give back so much. Help the homeless animals of Wayne County by attending Cause for Paws, which will feature live music and a wine tasting at downtown Wooster's SoMar Wine Cellars May 21.
The Ohio Department of Aging has issued a consumer alert for older adults in the state to warn them of scammers impersonating staff of elder service agencies. These scammers are attempting to get information and access to elders homes. The Ohio Department of Aging has given a few tips to ensure...
The purpose of holding the new Pioneer Fest is to create awareness of the new learning center, while bringing community together for a fun-filled day.
IRS accepting applications for TCE and VITA grant programs.
Gov. John Kasich is recognizing the efforts of Ohio's 50 Community Action Agencies with this proclamation.
During Older Americans Month, the state celebrates the potential of older adults and baby boomers and promotes opportunities for them to unleash the power of age.
The Ohio Department of Aging has issued a consumer alert for older adults in the state to warn them of scammers impersonating staff of elder service agencies. These scammers are attempting to get information and access to elders homes. The Ohi Department of Aging has given a few tips to ensure this...
During Older Americans Month, the state celebrates the potential of older adults and baby boomers and promotes opportunities for them to unleash the power of age.
Two students from the junior class at Wooster High School have been selected to attend Buckeye Boys State.
Briar Arn recently graduated from Air Force basic military training.
The College of Wooster¿s 143rd commencement exercises scheduled for May 13.
Wooster band concerts will take place in June and July.
WHS Speech and Debate Team preparing for its 63rd national tournament.
At the meeting awards were given, retiring trustees were honored and new board members accepted.
Walk MS took place on Saturday, April 27, at the OARDC in Wooster. The neurological disease affects 20,000 people in Ohio. To support research and services, teams walked three miles as a tribute to loved ones who live with MS.
Back for its third year, Taste for Summer is an event that includes something for everyone. With wine and beer tastings, fine arts and crafts, delicious barbecue and a host of other activities that last all day and into the night, save the date, May 18, as Coshocton welcomes, at long last, the...
Senior A-Fair promises to be a fun-filled day of entertainment, education, free food and more.
OrrVilla welcomes Sonnenbery Station for a public concert May 8.
Northwest Territory to present bluegrass concert at the Wayne Center for the Arts.
Dean Neil Sapienza of the University of Akron Wayne College came to speak to the Orrville Lions Club about the evolution of the univeristy from it inception till now.
Rep. Amstutz talks about the expansion of Medicaid and how it is a hot topic in some state governments.
During Older Americans Month, the state celebrates the potential of older adults and baby boomers and promotes opportunities for them to unleash the power of age.
College of Wooster students Lee McKinstry, Carolyn Fado and Claire Stragand will teach English abroad in the fall.
The diabetes support group at Wooster Community Hospital will discuss the impact of dental disease on diabetics.
The Dalton Holiday Festival is entering its 37th year. They have chosen the theme to be Country Christmas and are now looking for volunteers to help in the planning of the event.
Civil War encampment at Wooster Branch of the Wayne County Public Library scheduled for May 18.
Aultman Orrville Hospital holds its annual Spring into Wellness community event with a focus on residents getting to know their numbers and the newly merged hospital.
College of Wooster Associate Professor of History will be part of weeklong exchange of ideas about the Gilded Age.
Children's Chorus to present annual Spring Concert May 5
All About Horses will be held May 4 and again on May 18 at Valley Oaks Farm to give beginners an opportunity to learn more about horses and their care. Reservations are recommended.
Three area schools attended Engineering Career Day, sponsored by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and competed for grants and scholarships.
With help from Durniat Strength, Evelyn Manzella looks forward to setting new powerlifting goals.
Chaffee Chiropractic was host to the Wayne County Women's Network. It was a night out in which women could meet with representatives from places like Thirty One and Tastefully Simple and just have a great night out.
Area writers were awarded for their efforts in the University of Akron Wayne College Writers Workshop and the 2013 Writer of the Year was awarded.
It was a night of dancing, royalty and fun as the Wayne County Schools Career Center celebrated their prom.
Cody Daugherty turned an old storage room into a newly renovated meeting room for the Marshallville United Methodist Church. It was a win-win for all involved, new meeting room and a completed Eagle Scout project.
Sara Patton has been chosen as the new executive director of the Wayne County Community Foundation.
The event is open for children age 1 to 15 and they day will begin with a clinic on the essentials of fishing and water safety. It will be a fun day for all with a pond stocked with fish.
Wooster City Schools Superintendent Michael Tefs talks about the state of the schools as this school year winds down and the district prepares for next year.
The Orrville Railroad Heritage Society will celebrate National Train Day with train and track car rides.
May is Poppy Month, when we rememeber and honor our dead and disabled veterans. Wooster Mayor Bob Breneman shows his support by getting the first poppy of the year.
For information on the role of a medical social worker in a health care setting, call Sherri Atanasov at Wooster Community Hospital.
Hearing to retain custody of Stutzman scheduled for May 10.
2013 Great Lakes Fiber Show is to be held at the Wayne County Fairgrounds along side the the Great Lakes Sheep Show and Sale and the eastern Angora Goat Show. Throughout the weekend there will be workshops and all kinds of fun things going on for anyone at any age.
Get the deck ready for spring with a thorough inspection and cleaning.
Learn to love your home by creating a space that allows you to you feel comfort and joy.
Bathroom trends include industrial materials and natural ones too. Convenience and luxury combine to meet the needs of today¿s modern family.
Kids can help around the house when you give them age-appropriate chores they can complete successfully.
Outdoor play places for kids don't have to be costly. A little creativity from parents and kids can result in some very special spaces to play.
Clutter can make our homes unpleasant and distracting. Get organized so you enjoy spending time around the house.
You can change the look and feel of a room with a fresh coat of paint. While not easy, painting can be done successfully when you follow these simple steps.
Advertisers would lead us to believe their products are safe. Not all ingredients in household cleaners need to be disclosed on labels. Play it safe and make your own cleaning products.
Turn unused or neglected space in your home into useful space that makes you want to stay around the house.
The daunting task of cleaning the house from top to bottom this spring is made easier when tackled a little at a time.
Expanding Your Horizons conference at The College of Wooster gives fifth and sixth-grade girls an opportunity to look at possible careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
Shelley Weaver will be the first to tell you that she is no guru when it comes to predicting NCAA men's basketball. But thanks to some fine prognosticating in the Holmes County Ticket men's NCAA hoops tournament bracket contest, she will be able to email you that information from her new Apple Mac...
Your local thrift store is a great place to find items to use to decorate your home.
An annual inspection of the roof can help you detect flaws or damage that might require the advice of a professional.
The movie investigates the charges that have been made, in print and in cult films like Gasland, which claim the process of hydraulic fracturing is dangerous and should be stopped. People are urged to see the film to learn the truth about fracking.
The event is free to job seekers and community members looking for jobs, skill training or courses to change careers.
More than 20 students were recently inducted into the Wayne County Schools Career Center Marie Chenevey Chapter of the National Honor Society.
The Wayne County Humane Society received a donation from the owner of Lola, Cheech & Mooey's Natural Pet Market. Each month Lola, Cheech & Mooey's selects a rescue partner and donates to them.
In recognition of National Child Abuse Prevention month and National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month, the University of Akron Wayne College invites community members to hear Theresa Flores, human trafficking survivor speak about her exsperiences.
Quota International of Wooster will host open auditions at the Wooster High School Performing Arts Center on Saturday, May 18. Those who advance beyond the morning will audition again in the afternoon. The top 16 will go on to compete in the live shows June 15 and June 22.
The Orrville Community Theater will host a live interactive game show on April 28.
The Mennonite Relief Sale will now be held at the Buckeye Event Center in Dalton. Come and enjoy live music, food, vendors, children's activities, and several tournaments throughout the weekend.
Mayor Brenneman spoke to the chapter members on the proposed Wooster Income Tax issue that will be on the ballot May 7. A brief chapter meeting was held after the Mayor's presentation.
Motorcycle Scavenger Run Benefit will be held April 27.
2011 Wooster High School graduate awarded the Mary Alice Foster McDaniel Scholarship at The University of Findlay.
Margi Oller, national director/representative of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas, attends 29th Biennial Convention of the Idaho State Court.
Kimberly Huffman has been chosen by the James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation as the 2013 Madison Congressional Fellow.
College of Wooster senior political science major plans to specialize in environmental law.
Annual event always looking for more volunteers, community members interesting in keeping it going.
The healthiest meals are the ones we cook at home. The healthiest vegetables and herbs come from our own kitchen gardens.
Spring is the perfect season to add insulation to your attic. Your home will be more comfortable, you¿ll save money and you will be a better steward of the planet by not wasting precious natural resources.
Springtime is the right time to get outside and have fun with your family.
Some parents work hours that are not the classic 9 to 5, Monday through Friday. COAD Ohio4Kids can help give resources to parents to help them find the right place for their child. Contact Ohio4Kids to learn more.
Music, food, culture bring visitors and exhibitors together for a day of sharing.
The event consists of a 1.7 mile run, a 13.5 mile bike ride and a 5K run. The first loop takes place in Wooster's Oak Hill Park and contains some challenging hills. The bike ride will loop around Wooster¿s south end and consist of flat, hilly and rolling terrain. The last 5K will take runners...
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and Wayne County is participating in efforts to raise awareness. Blue is the official color of the cause, and Christian Children's Home of Ohio (CCHO) was one participating agency of Wear Blue to Work Day on Wednesday, April 10.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is adapted from J.R.R Tolkien's book, The Hobbit, the book that precedes the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Come join see the adaptation of the book that started it all at The University of Akron Wayne College.
Tom Bachelder currently works as a Naturalist at Malabar, but the majority of his day is actually spent doing historic interpretation at Louis Bromfield¿s Big House, and on farm tours.
The Salvation Army-Maiwurm Service Center will honor Bob Maiwurm and the work that he has done for Orrville with the annual Bob "Punch" Maiwurm Memorial Golf Scramble to help Maiwurm continue his work assisting those in need living in the communities of eastern Wayne County.
The Masons of Wooster and Orrville raised money for Special Olympics at spaghetti dinner March 30.
The Wooster Hope Center Food distribution and Social Service Fair will now take place April 27 starting at 10:30 a.m.
The committee of military veterans are under way planning t details for the Wooster's observance of Memorial Day and are accepting applications for the parade. They will be holding two meetings to discuss plans and entries for the parade.
The Zumbathon fundraiser will benefit the Wayne County Children¿s Advocacy Center, whose mission is to maintain a children's advocacy center and multi-disciplinary team so that abused children in Wayne County Ohio may benefit from a coordinated community response to investigation, intervention,...
John Bowling, owner of Rayco Manufacturing, made a $1,000 donation to the Wayne County Sheriff's K9 fund.
Wayne Enders will portray Gen. James A. Garfield at the Wayne County Library as part of the Civil War Roundtable program.
Jung Yoon Wie received the first Judy Nihlen Achievement Award at The College of Wooster from the Women's Committee of the Wooster Symphony Orchestra.
Dr. Larry Markley has been named the 2013 Distinguished Alumni by The University of Akron Wayne College Alumni Association.
Peter and the Wolf to be performed by the Wayne Center Ballet.
Wear Blue Day is a statewide campaign that everyone can participate in to take a stand against child abuse.
Sarah Huttie, a graduate of Wooster High School, has been honored at The College of Wooster.
VoiceFest, a collegiate a cappella competition, runs from 2-6 p.m. at the Wayne County Fairgrounds during Wooster Jam April 13.
The Cantate Singers will present a spring concert April 14.
The Wayne County Historical Society's newest exhibit Swim Into Summer: Bathing Beauties of the 20th Century at the Kister Building on the campus of the WCHS in Wooster. Most of these items from the WCHS Textile Vault have never been on display. Do not miss your opportunity to see them now, as this...
There is much more than price to be considered when choosing a pharmacy.
Wooster biologist James West and colleagues make significant discovery using chemical tools.
Walk MS will take place in Wooster April 27.
Free program on Ben Franklin event is part of Money Smart Week Ohio.
Local therapy dog owner is advocating to get Wooster City Council to change the current Dangerous and Vicious Animal law identifying breed specific dogs as dangerous.
The Administrator manages the Court budget as well as personnel issues, and oversees the Home Arrest Program, Probation Department, Court Security and Small Claims Court.
The Wooster Ethnic Fair will take place April 13 at the Wayne County Fairgrounds.
The WCH Diabetes Support Group will meet April 15 for a program on how friends and family can help loved ones with diabetes.
On April 2, singer-songwriter Josh Krajcik released his critically-acclaimed full-length LP.
The Wooster Urban Adventure Challenge will take place on Saturday, July 20. The event will be loaded with its trademark physical, mental and teamwork activities. Of course, the organizers add fresh, daring adventures each year. The Viola Startzman Free Clinic is the beneficiary of this year's funds.
CAMO or Central American Medical Outreach is celebrating their 20 years of service to the people of Honduras. CAMO invites the community to the open house they will be having to help them celebrate all of their hard work, but to also see what their programs have done to help improve the lives of...
Marinello Realty in Wooster is helping raise money to buy a K-9 police dog unit for the Wayne County Sheriff's office.
Jung Yoon Wie received the first Judy Nihlen Achievement Award at The College of Wooster from the Women's Committee of the Wooster Symphony Orchestra.
The Care Station has had a long tradition of quality child care for the community and they will be having a 5K to help them purchase new playground equipment.
Hunter joins Peoples Bank as senior vice president of commercial banking.
The trips proceeds will go towards the preservation efforts of the Orrville Railroad Heritage Society. The trip will be 150 miles and go throughout northeast Ohio.
Bob Mortimer, who lost three limbs, will speak at the Orrville Christian Church April 12.
Take a trip back in time when the Millersburg Church of God Women's Ministry hosts an overnight fundraising bus trip to the Creation Museum near Cincinnati.
Army Pvt. Alannah C. Good went through nine weeks of training and received instruction and instruction in many areas ranging from the Army mission to field training exercises.
A Class Action Complaint was filed against Enviro-Tank and the Complaint alleges that there is a strong rotton egg odor coming from Enviro-Tank that has blanketed much of the city.
Chippewa Church of the Brethren will host Louis Powers, an Orrville native who overcame a 14-year drug addiction.
Robert C. Gorman has been elected to become the managing member of Critchfield Law Firm.
This bike race will be contested across some of the most challenging roads of the region, the Amish Country Roubaix is a race for experienced competitors accustomed to the rough terrain, relentless climbing and bone-jarring descents common to back-roads racing.
Administrative Professionals Day event to take place April 24 at Wayne College.
Officer received knee injury in November altercation at courthouse.
Technology use is constantly on the rise on today's farms. Now, farmers are beginning to discover the advantages of using specialized smart phone apps in their operations as well.
Consider adding some plants known for their powerful smells to the garden this spring. Choosing plants that bloom at varying times will ensure a sweet smell in the air until fall.
Ohio farmers typically rely heavily on a steady, nutritious and affordable supply of hay to feed their livestock each winter. Although hay prices can swing wildly according to supply and demand, producing a high quality, healthy hay crop is something that requires careful management.
Area produce growers will be affected by proposed new FDA regulations. An FDA scientist and spokesman, James Gorny, spoke to The Bargain Hunter about the potential effects.
Family farms face unique challenges. Economic conditions often dictate the necessity of working off the farm for one or both spouses.
Shoppers can take advantage of great saving, as the Mt. Eaton Merchants usher in spring with their annual sales.
The Wooster Rotary Club exists to eradicate polio worldwide, improve literacy and provide other services that support the community. For the 38th year, the service club will deliver the Rotary Auction on April 5-6, at Wooster High School. The auction will feature about 2,000 items.
The Orrville Public Library is hosting a Poetry Writing Contest to help celebrate National Poetry Month and National Library Week.
Orrville Community Good Friday Service will be held March 29.
Wayne County Sheriff Travis Hutchinson has had a busy few months making changes and planning for the future. One of his goals is to keep the sheriff's office accessible to county residents.
Stolen handgun used in Wooster shooting.
The Administrator manages the Court budget as well as personnel issues, and oversees the Home Arrest Program, Probation Department, Court Security and Small Claims Court.
Members of the Wayne County Historical Society will hold their annual meeting April 24.
The proceeds from the Orrville Public Library Friends hanging flower basket sale will go toward the library's Summer Reading Program.
Robert C. Gorman has been elected to become the managing member of Critchfield Law Firm.
The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary has started its 11th year of Coats for Kids and continues its Traveling Coat fundraiser. The goal this year is to raise $60,000 so they can provide 600 coats to children in need.
March is National Social Work Month.
Army Pvt. Corey Adkins graduates from basic combat training.
In the heat of summer, the shady areas of the yard can become a place to unwind and relax. Dress them up with plants that thrive in low light.
No room for a traditional garden? Grow up with container and vertical gardens that can sustain flowers, herbs and vegetables with no weeds to worry about.
Americans are addicted to lush green grass lawns that are unfortunately poisoning the water, air and soil when cared for in traditional ways. Try alternatives to grass or use organic methods to care for the ground cover that grows on 32 million acres.
Growing your own food in a home garden is not as easy as some might think but the benefits are worth the trouble.
Try dividing perennials when they show signs of weakness. Your plants will be healthier and there is the bonus of more plants to add to the garden or share with other gardeners.
Starting seeds indoors, before the planting season begins, allows you to try varieties you might not find as starts in nurseries or garden centers.
The decision to create or participate in a community garden should be made after careful consideration. It may be just what you are looking for... or maybe not.
Don't just ask kids to help in the garden, let them plant one of their own.
Garden myths are as old as the practice itself. Gardeners have been known to do some crazy things to make their garden grow.
Garden folklore and home remedies that have been tried and proven to work for generations are still used in today's modern garden.
History becomes much more than a few dull sentences in a book for 4-H members who take on the 4-H Living History project. The project allows them to explore any era they wish in creative and fun ways.
4-H isn't just for older kids. The Cloverbud program makes it possible for younger children to experience 4-H on a simpler, playful level while still acquiring important life skills.
Ohio's 4-H programs have a very small paid staff, but most of the work comes from the thousands of volunteers who give generously of their time and resources in order to help young people grow into responsible citizens of tomorrow.
4-H is unique in that it is extremely flexible and adaptable to children and youth in many different ways. Regardless of a young 4-H member's personal situation, 4-H is a valuable contributor to self-esteem, responsibility and life skills.
Annual Killbuck District Scouters Recognition Dinner held in Wooster.
The impact of diabetes on digestive health will be the subject of discussion at the next Diabetes Support Group meeting at Wooster Community Hospital.
The Wayne County Business Showcase held its annual event at the Buckeye Expo Center in Dalton March 6 and 7. Almost 100 area businesses displayed their products and services and networked with each other and visitors.
Orrville Lions Club receives updates on Orrville Area United Way programs.
Several employees at United Titanium recently celebrated service milestones.
The University of Akron Wayne College in Orrville holds open house with the university's vice president of strategic engagement, Jim Tressel, as guest speaker.
Ohio is the only state to recognize an entire month for Multiple Sclerosis Awareness.
Mel Bolt from the Ohio Bluebird Society will be the featured event of the day. He will have a presentation about his favorite local songbird and the conservation efforts to help the populations of these birds.
Mosaic Connection is pleased to announce the return of Journey of the Cross, a seasonal exhibit that allows visitors to symbolically walk in the footsteps of Jesus during the last week of his life.
Good Turn Day March 23 will benefit both area scouts and Goodwill Industries.
Goodwill and Elder-Beerman will once again join forces to help people reduce the clutter in their homes and help those who need it most.
The 22nd annual Expanding Your Horizons Conference will be held at The College of Wooster for fifth and sixth-grade girls from Wayne, Holmes and Ashland counties April 13.
The time to order summer annuals is now while you can assist the Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House with their annual fundraiser that benefits women and children victimized by domestic violence in Wayne County.
Now is the time of recognize an outstanding woman; applications for the 2013 ATHENA awards are being accepted.
Everyone loves to play the NCAA mens basketball tournament bracket game at the end of the college hoops season. Thanks to GPI and Holmes County Ticket, you now have a chance to play for some pretty awesome prizes. Just click on the HCT web site, take your favorite teams to the Final Four and you...
The goals of National Severe Weather Preparedness Week are to: inform the public about the severe weather hazards in their locality; provide information that can be used to prepare individuals and communities for severe weather events; and motivate individuals and communities to take actions that...
Students at Kingsway Christian will perform Pride and Prejudice as their spring play.
Northeastern Ruritans hold annual Pancake/Sausage Day in conjunction with sixth-grade auction.
Most of us will have lab work done at some point in our lives, yet we rarely stop to think about what a critical diagnostic tool it is. “Seventy percent of medical decisions involve lab work,” said Edward Tirakis, manager of Wooster Community Hospital’s (WCH) Laboratory Services Department. “There...
Army Reserve Pvt. Travis S. Dravenstott has graduated from basic combat training.
Good Turn Day March 23 will benefit both area scouts and Goodwill Industries.
The decision has been made to close the Gault Family Learning Center and transfer the Beall Avenue property to The College of Wooster. Funding cuts and program realignment have made the center concept unsustainable.
Fran and Abe Mast, founders of Graphic Publications, WKLM and Kids Collection, believe business is all about relationships--relationships with each other and relationships with God.
The Wayne County Schools Career Center hosted the FFA District 3 Ag and Industrial Diagnostics contest.
Suppliers offer competitive rates.
Civil War Roundtable program to host special guest speaker Michael Crutcher, who will portray abolitionist Frederick Douglass.
Troy Zinck traveled to Egypt for mission work, hoping to make a positive impact on the youth there through soccer and physical education. What he got was a whole lot more, as the teacher became the pupil. His faith grew in ways he never imagined as he lived through two years of volatility in the...
With spring just around the corner, the weather can get severe and it might be a good idea to look at your insurance polices just in case property is damaged in a storm.
The IRS says that now is a good time for parents and students to see if they qualify for either of the two college tax credits or any of the several other education-related tax benefits and they give the requirements to be eligible for these benefits.
Camp Buckeye will share its message of transforming young lives as they host internationally known speaker Don Bartlette, who will share his life story, Macaroni at Midnight at the Amish Country Theater on Saturday, March 23 at 7 p.m. Bartlette's story conveys the transforming power of love and...
For the past five years, Lasting Flame Marriage Seminar has provided couples with ways to enhance their relationship. With all of the demands on the marriage today, including bills, raising children, work and all kinds of other stresses, sometimes it is easy to lose sight of your best friend: Your...
The Sled Hockey Charity Games returned to Alice Noble Ice Arena on Saturday, Feb. 23. The Wooster Oilers first competed against The College of Wooster Club Ice Hockey Team. The Oilers pulled out the win 2-1 and then competed against the Wildcats, which is the Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio's...
The Wooster Hope Center (WHC) continues to promote community partnerships and collaboration. As a result, the WHC is offering workshops for community members and continues to offer social service fairs at the food distributions. The ultimate goal is self-sufficiency and independence for those it...
Centennial celebration for the "Lincoln" to take place this year.
The recent Ohio Society of Bluebirds conference set a record attendance.
This contest is for high school students and involves writing a speech on certain topics on pro-life topics from a pro-life stance.
With spring just around the corner, the weather can get severe and it might be a good idea to look at your insurance polices just in case property is damaged in a storm.
The Wilderness Center is holding a Native Plant Sale and Gardening Seminar. The funds from the plant sale support The Wilderness Centers education and conservation mission.
The IRS says that now is a good time for parents and students to see if they qualify for either of the two college tax credits or any of the several other education-related tax benefits and they give the requirements to be eligible for these benefits.
This workshop will be a thee part series that will provide information to parents with children between the ages of 5 and 12.
Orrville man under the influence of marijuana when crash killed 18-year-old.
Felony charge of aggravated vehicular assault filed.
Felony charge of aggravated vehicular assault filed.
West Salem man injured after trooper fires shots at vehicle.
Teachers spend lots of time with our children. Their influence is huge. Meet Mrs.F our February Teacher of the Month.
Several new food service manager positions have been announced at various Buehler's stores.
From working with CNN in Atlanta, producing live news broadcasts for Headline News, to spending much of the last 20 years in Asia and the Middle East, Robinson has seen firsthand the devastation of political revolutions.
Board of managers meeting held Jan. 28.
Works by international and local musicians will be featured at March 1 concert at The College of Wooster
If you’re looking for a speck of dust from the moon, a piece of Abraham Lincoln’s hair or a nice vacation to Branson, Mo., you’ll probably want to make sure you’re in the Wooster Christian School gym the morning of Saturday, March 2.
The National Weather Service will hold Skywarn Spotter sessions in the area.
Shooting believed to be accidental, police say.
Hospice & Palliative Care of Greater Wayne County offers a variety of support services to assist both hospice families and individuals in the community in their grief recovery.
The Transitional Care Unit at Wooster Community Hospital creates a place for the 'in-betweeners'--people who no longer need acute care but are not yet well enough to return home.
The fifth annual Every Woman's House Taste Test Extravaganza has that same multitude of fantastic local chefs providing all kinds of tasty treats to sample, but in addition, it has a new face and some exciting new additions. The evening, now titled Cooking for a Cause, will in addition showcase a...
Used book sale, hosted by the Wooster Friends of the Library, will be held March 1-2.
The Wayne County Historical Society recently acquired a yarn winder. This particular yarn winder hailed from and was donated by the Kampf/Camp family of Dalton.
Board of managers meeting held Jan. 28.
Wooster Hope Center is having the Food Distribution and Social Service Fair on Feb. 23 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in the FFA Building at the Wayne County Fairgrounds.
The University of Akron Wayne College will hold an information session on the Saturday MBA program Feb. 25.
Hospice & Palliative Care of Greater Wayne County will offer volunteer training in Wooster beginning in September.
The Wooster After 5 Christian Women's Club will be sponsoring an event called A Jewel of an Evening at The Barn Restaurant.
Chocolate Daze complete with sweet treats and sweet deals for both locals and visitors alike.
They used to sit on a shelf in a yurt in a little corner of Holmes County, but now, a portion of one man's special book collection has found a new home, on the shelves of the Hesburgh Libraries' Irish Fiction Collection at the University of Notre Dame. Daniel Wenzel says they're exactly where they...
Basketball presale tickets on sale.
Holmes County's Amish Country Theater is holding auditions for its second season.
Ferenc M. Relle, Jr. announced his retirement plans at a recent meeting of the Wayne County Community Foundation (WCCF) Board of Trustees.
New farmers now have an agricultural microloan credit option to consider.
The Congressional Art Competition is an opportunity to recognize and encourage the artistic talent in the nation, as well as in the 16th District. It is an opportunity for members of Congress to encourage and recognize the artistic talents of their young constituents.
Local author Joanne Lehman's new book of poetry, Driving in the Fog, will be published in April by Finishing Line Press and is now available for pre-order. Lehman's first book of poetry, Morning Song, won the 2004 Wick Poetry Prize from Kent State University.
The Ohio Bluebird Society will host their annual educational conference Feb. 23.
Local Roots to host new Roots of Health Dinner Club series.
Deborah Willis will talk about her exhibition Posing Beauty in African American Culture at the CWAM's current exhibition on Monday, Feb. 11 in Ebert Art Center.
Boy Scout Troop 68, Wooster, will host the fourth annual Buckeye Trade-o-Ree with an expanded two-day schedule.
The members of Wooster Adventure Charities Organization are hard at work making preparations for the third annual Wooster Urban Adventure Challenge.
Unless you are a cash buyer, the time to buy a new vehicle is after you have prequalified for a loan from the Wayne County Community Federal Credit Union (WCCFCU). Knowing what you can afford before you ever visit the dealership will elevate you to cash buyer status and eliminate a host of stresses...
Storage Wars has been a popular reality TV show, and one Wooster resident was inspired enough to get in on the action. About one year ago, the Wooster local began investigating storage auctions in the Wayne County area. He explained that there is a significant price and content difference between...
Women's Retreat at Parkview Christian Church scheduled for Feb. 23.
News from the Northwest Ruritan Club.
Changes in the content and cost of the GED test will be implemented in 2014. Wayne County ABLE encourages students to take the test now to avoid costly fees.
Chocolate Daze returns to downtown Wooster to sweeten your shopping experience at a host of unique family-owned businesses that make the district a destination for shoppers.
Testimony from state says Rodney Stutzman faking psychosis, defense says Stutzman still not competent to stand trial.
Rick Lehtinen, associate professor of biology at The College of Wooster, confirms discovery of new frog species through DNA and morphological testing.
Wooster High School Drama Club adds plays to its production schedule.
Ken Ward is a man of many talents. He's hardworking, determined, dedicated and thinks outside the box. As the new executive director of Your Human Resource Center of Wayne and Holmes Counties, Ward looks forward to expanding the possibilities to serve the community even better.
Artists as Storytellers is theme of annual WAGE exhibit at Wayne Center.
The Moreland Fruit Farm near Wooster continues to thrive as they have diversified their seasonal crops to provide year-round products for customers in search of fresh, locally grown food.
Music of Haydn, Brahms, Liszt, and Mussorgsky to be featured at The College of Wooster performance.
MLB writers get it, now MLB officials need to take cue from cycling.
Wooster Library will host a Civil War Roundtable-Reenactment commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War Feb. 2.
With thousands and thousands of fans flooding into the Perry Reese Center for Classic In the Country X, someone has to feed the masses. That duty has fallen on the shoulders of three volunteers in particular, along with a dedicated number of volunteers who lend a hand. Naomi Troyer, Mary Ellen...
The Orrville Lions Club will now accept donations of hearing aids at all the current Lions eyeglasses donation sites.
Women gathered at the Wooster Inn for the Wayne County Women's Network Power Luncheon, with guest speaker Ann Freedlander Hunt.
Part two in a two-part series explaining the difference between a CT scan and a MRI.
The Wayne County Veterans Service Commission provides much-needed assistance to Wayne County residents who have served in any branch of the military.
Meal That Heals dinner will benefit the Viola Startzman Free Clinic.
While most people look at a watermelon and see a watermelon, Angela Mathie sees an enticing opportunity to turn it into a fantastic piece of art. When Mathie sees a block of ice, she envisions something spectacular. The Loudonville High School grad, currently enrolled at the University of Akron,...
U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci has announced the students that have been nominated for appointment to the United State Service Academies.
Music of Haydn, Brahms, Liszt, and Mussorgsky to be featured at The College of Wooster performance.
Third annual outdoor living preview will take place Jan. 26 and 27.
The Wayne County Historical Society will begin the 20th season of the Voices From the Past performance series.
Wayne County Schools Career Center is offering a $1,000 scholarship.
Cyndi O'Donnell joins Buehler's as the new community relations manager.
Women's Retreat at Parkview Christian Church scheduled for Feb. 23.
Wayne County Probate Court clerk has been charged for allegedly stealing court fees.
Case set for bench trial in municipal court.
Wayne County Schools Career Center Exercise Science and Sports Medicine program gives students a start toward a job in physical therapy.
Ohio Maple Days help producers prepare for the coming maple syrup season, which in Ohio runs from early February through mid-March, depending on the weather.
Local law enforcement, firefighters and school officials took part in a training session to improve how to react in the case of an armed intruder entering a public building.
Crafters and bargain hunters make tracks to Country Craft Cupboard for the Pajama Party Sale, Jan. 26.
Ron Amstutz (R-Wooster) was recently sworn in as a member of the Ohio House of Representatives for the 130th General Assembly.
When things went awry during a routine doctor's visit for their unborn child, Gary and Danielle Scott didn't feel sorry for themselves. Rather they looked at this newborn with a heart defect as a blessing, and have done so ever since. With the child due Feb. 12, there will be a mountain of medical...
Americans nationwide urged to go to local gun shows, ranges, and stores to show support for Second Amendment.
The Wayne County Historical Society will begin the 20th season of the Voices From the Past performance series.
A Civil War Roundtable program will feature Wooster's own Margo Broehl.
All elementary buildings and Edgewood Middle School will have enhanced security measures beginning Jan. 2.
Wayne County Community Foundation grant program goes online.
The first Relay For Life planning meeting for 2013 will be held Jan. 10,
Enjoy the gourmet flavors of locally roasted coffee during the month of January at Local Roots Market and Cafe.
McCready participates in an instrumental recital at The University of Findlay.
The College of Wooster Art Museum to host Posing Beauty in African American Culture Jan. 15-March 3.
Gibbs votes against adding $4 trillion to deficit and $330 billion in new spending.
Atlee Raber's Wednesday Night Auctions took a little detour from their regular schedule, and went to a Thursday and Friday format because of the incredible interest in one local collector's huge selection of gas and oil advertisement signs and other primitive collectibles. The Dec. 28 and 29...
Many questions concerning the agricultural outlook for 2013 will be answered at the upcoming 2013 Wayne County Agricultural Outlook meeting in January.
As a quiet teenager at Central Christian School in Kidron, Dr. David King didn't see himself as a leader. Not at first. But then, through the encouragement of the staff and the acceptance of his classmates, a foundation was established that lead him where he is today--serving as 13th president of...
USS Enterprise inactivated.
New sponsors, new ideas energize annual event at the Wayne County Fairgrounds.
Wooster Schools Superintendent Tefs addresses community to hear questions and suggestions for improving building safety throughout the district.
Renacci appointed to House Budget Committee.
Representing Meals on Wheels of Stark & Wayne Counties, Sonny Sonnhalter traveled to Los Angeles, Calif. to film alongside Florence Henderson and Fran Drescher. The show, Good Food, Good Deeds, is geared toward senior citizens and healthy meals. Sonnhalter developed his own dish on the show.
Wooster native and international singing star Josh Krajcik talks about his favorite area haunts, his newest EP and upcoming full-length album, and he even talks some turkey.
To help provide care and support for veterans, Hospice & Palliative Care of Greater Wayne County has become a national partner of We Honor Veterans.
Wooster Emblem Club presents flags to Edgewood Middle School.
Facing a barrage of health issues and struggles, Linda and Joseph Gamble of Dalton needed a pick-me-up during this Christmas season. They got one, being tabbed the recipients of the 2012 Win a Car for Christmas program.
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) was selected by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to serve on the powerful Senate Finance Committee.
Crossroads RC&D and the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy Foundation have announced that a new subfund of the MWCF charitable endowment fund portfolio has been created.
Plan now to get full benefit of saver's credit; Tax credit helps low- and moderate-income workers save for retirement.
The Sex Offenders Registration Tips Program provides the public an opportunity to report registrants who are failing to comply with registration requirements and more.
Golden Buckeye program offering a daily Golden Buckeye Savvy Shopper tip on its Facebook page.
Little did Jacque Peters know that when she snapped a picture of her son Chandler's first deer it would turn into such an adventure. The Peters family won the inaugural Graphic Publications/Kidron Sports Outdoors Photo Contest, earning a $500 shopping spree at Kidron Sports.
Buehler's Fresh Foods to host Dick Goddard at Wooster Milltown store Dec. 22.
Fifteen little girls recently had their hair styled for the holidays by WCSCC cosmetology students.
Bobby, Tiffany and Savannah Peppard live at 13499 Emerson Road in Dalton, where 30 holiday blowups and 16,000 lights brighten up the community. The Christmas display is open for anyone to tour and provide a donation at the end to the Wishes Can Happen Organization. The display's purpose is to honor...
Area families stopped by the annual Santa's Workshop hosted by Mosaic Connection to create artwork, gifts, share a meal and have a talk with St. Nick.
The Olde Jaol hosted an important presentation on Saturday, Dec. 8, when Wayne County law enforcement, fire departments, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians learned about the abuse of prescription medications. Mary Mihalyo presented on the topic, reminding those in attendance that close...
Panhandling has become a concern in Wooster for at least a year. The panhandlers who have been approached have been from other counties and have declined opportunities for services. Joe Rubino, of Parkview Christian Church, offers the most effective advice for responding to the panhandling.
Goodwill Industries of Wayne and Holmes Counties to offer free computer training.
Steven Bailey has joined the senior management team at Commercial & Savings Bank.
The Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio (ASPO) hosted the Wildcats Winter Slam Sled Hockey Tournament Dec. 7-9 at Alice Noble Ice Arena. Four teams competed in the tournament and the Wooster Wildcats won 2-1 against the Grand Rapids Sled Wings.
Starting a new business takes determination, commitment and tenacity. A little bit of expert mentoring, community support and of course some cash also helps. There are many support organizations that local startup companies can turn to including the Wooster Opportunities Loan Fund and Jumpstart.
Wayne County Community Foundation Announces 2012 Fall Grants.
Give and receive by donating during Elder-Beerman's new holiday Goodwill Sale.
Issues concerning water quality, taxation and energy development were discussed during the recent Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting.
The American Cancer Society has created a new position for the benefit of cancer patients and their caregivers. Abby Hexamer is the community resource navigator and it is her job to raise awareness about the various programs offered.
The Orrville Lions Club met at the Aultman/Orrville Hospital Community Room Nov. 27.
The Senior Partners program at Wooster Community Hospital offers many benefits to its members-- and it's free.
Steven Bailey has joined the senior management team at Commercial & Savings Bank.
But before you get ready to apply, remember this is not a contest, lottery or even based on the luck of the draw.
This is the time of year when area businesses...
In the months of December and January, the Wooster Hope Center will be participating in a donation challenge. Community members will be supporting hygiene, clothing, food and haircut services for Wayne County residents in need. Every donation will be matched by six community members and...
Mark Amodeo took on the Berlin Amish Country Half Marathon with a little extra in tow. For training purposes, the Wooster native added 40 pounds in a backpack and another eight in a rubber rifle, and still completed the course in under three hours.
Wooster has joined the elite ranks of the synchronized skating world.
Survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor will be honored Dec. 7 at the Wayne Center for the Arts in Wooster.
The city of Wooster conducted four ward meetings throughout the month of October, stressing that the city was currently at a crossroads.
Donations will provide for clients' pets during holidays and beyond.
In the months of December and January, the Wooster Hope Center will be participating in a donation challenge. Community members will be supporting hygiene, clothing, food and haircut services for Wayne County residents in need. Every donation will be matched by six community members and...
McCready performs with University of Findlay marching band.
Purchase Christmas trees from the Wooster Noon Lions Club.
The American Cancer Society has created a new position for the benefit of cancer patients and their caregivers. Abby Hexamer is the community resource navigator and it is her job to raise awareness about the various programs offered.
Several sought in Nov. 13 sweep still at large.
First installment of a three-part series of articles on the upcoming Lincoln Highway Centennial celebration.
The Wayne County Choral Union has experienced a flurry of activity this holiday season. The singing group will wrap up with a Christmas concert on Dec. 18, at Wooster First Presbyterian Church. The chorus features 63 members and will celebrate its tenth anniversary this spring.
Quota International to receive WorthyWorks Award during the annual Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce Dinner Jan. 17.
Help raise money for Every Woman's House and Get Smart with special classes during the event.
William Yoho has created a custom pencil holder that he can use at work.
Visiting professors from India bring worldly perspective of their disciplines.
Van Wie/Rotary Basketball Clinic a part of Wayne County's bridge for hope.
Navy Lt. Phil J. Sautter, along with 500 Sailors and Marines assigned to the Enterprise Carrier Strike Group (CSG) recently arrived in Norfolk, Va., following a seven-and-a-half month deployment supporting operations in the Mediterranean and the Arabian Seas.
Local Roots has almost everything you need (except the cranberry sauce) for your holiday feast.
The magic returns as the Wayne Center Ballet will once again perform Nutcracker.
University of Akron commencement list for the summer semester.
Holiday auction will benefit Wooster Symphony Orchestra.
Legislation raises care standards and increases penalties.
Nagy's Collision will take over collision repair facility at Bill Harris Dealerships.
Hull honored as organization's sole director, while Mariolas named Chairman's/Director's Award winners.
IRS is recruiting volunteers for the IRS free tax preparation programs.
Hospice and Palliative Care of Greater Wayne County, Holmes health district seek solutions.
Hilltop Speedway awards banquet held recently.
Women in Networking of Holmes County have coordinated a fundraiser to benefit Every Woman's House. Informative classes, food, fun and raffles will make the day enjoyable while visitors can help support a worthy cause.
A blanket can be an incredibly comforting thing to a child, and in times of trouble, disaster or illness, a blanket can almost take on a life of its own, much like the blanket of Linus Van Pelt of Peanuts fame. Here in Holmes, Wayne and Tuscarawas counties, Project Linus is providing these...
Berlin Amish Country Half-Marathon and 5K, set for Thanksgiving weekend, draws runners from across the country and beyond to tackle the rolling hills of Holmes County on foot.
The professionals at Wooster Community Hospital’s Diabetic Clinic wants to help community members conquer the myths about diabetes and get on the road to better health.
Main Street Wooster, United Titanium, Wayne Savings Community Bank, Century Link, The Daily Record and the downtown Wooster merchants welcome children of all ages to Window Wonderland in downtown Wooster.
Wayne College Professor Dr. John Roncone named Ohio Health Professional of 2012 by OAHPERD.
The holidays bring lots of food, drinks, treats and parties. Make a plan to stay organized and in control this holiday season.
The Orrville Community Chorus will present Handel's Messiah Dec. 2.
Civil War Roundtable Program to be presented Nov. 27, in collaboration with the Wayne County libraries, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War.
Holiday House is returning this year and will be hosted at the Regenhardt-Burnard house on 1117 Forest Dr. in Wooster. The event will take place for community members from Nov. 30 to Dec. 2. Holiday House is organized by Friends & Neighbors of Every Woman's House and work to support the efforts of...
The Wooster Hope Center (WHC) is collaborating with eight different churches to provide the Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Nov. 17. There will be enough food for up to 500 meals and anyone interested in a free dinner is invited. The event is an opportunity for the WHC to give thanks to the...
CSB Bancorp, Inc. recently announced third quarter 2012 net income.
Anyone who is a stroke survivor or a family member or caregiver of a stroke survivor is invited to attend this meeting at Wooster Community Hospital.
The Diabetes Support Group at Wooster Community Hospital will host the free program Holiday Parties, Stress, and Diabetes - Keep Yourself on Track.
Hospice touches the lives of many people, but rarely do families think of and appreciate the volunteers of the organization until their services ar actually needed. On Sunday, Nov. 4 at Martins Creek Mennonite Church, a large group of people gathered to honor and celebrate the memories of loved...
Local youth encouraged to apply for royalty leadership roles during the Dalton Holidays Festival.
A tale of bringing book lovers and authors together for a day of book talk, lots of personal signings and people buying good reading material makes for a great story for any writer and it made for a good day at the Buckeye Book Fair.
Tickets are now on sale for the Wayne Center Ballet's performance of the Nutcracker.
Veterans Day observance will be held in Wooster Nov. 11.
Eligible residents can receive a free haircut during the Wooster Hope Center's Food Distribution and Social Service Fair Nov. 10.
Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing reaps record investment.
Dr. Dan Deckler named as interim associate dean at UA Wayne College.
Area residents will have greater access to pursue a bachelor's degree in social work this spring when the UA Wayne College offers upper level social work courses.
The Wayne County Tea Party, Inc. has taken positions on Ohio Issues 1 and 2.
Nominations are being sought for Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame.
Ron Nagy, of Nagy's Collision Specialists, recently received the ASA Phoenix award.
The Wayne Holmes Mental Health Coalition is offering a free educational program called NAMI Basics, which provides learning and practical insights for families.
The 120 Artist CoOp is hosting the Holiday Artisan Gift Market from Nov. 30 to Dec. 2 at the Wayne Center for the Arts. The event will feature unique creations from 20 different artists. Community members can expect items like jewelry, pottery, paintings, drawings and photography.
Wooster woman killed in two-vehicle, head on collision on U.S. 250 near Mt. Eaton.
The University of Akron Wayne College is seeking entries for its annual writing contest.
Continued success for Dr. Debra Johanyak, Wayne College professor.
Peter Pozefsky to speak about competing political and wartime perspectives in Russian films.
Common losses from high winds and flooding damage that may be covered by insurance include damage caused by downed trees and damage to roofs, walls and ceilings caused by wind and downpours.
Nominations are being sought for Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame.
Office hours still open for early voting in Wayne County.
Traveling around the United States in a 65-foot boat is a dream for most Americans and a dream come true for one local couple. They embarked on a yearlong boat trip around the eastern United States, traveling the Atlantic coastline, Great Lakes and the Mississippi Basin. They recently stopped by...
Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing reaps record investment.
AlexSandra Davis has been named to serve another term on the board of directors of the Ohio Council for Home Care & Hospice for 2012-2013.
Chapter 2218 of the NARFE met recently to learn more about hospice.
Mary Miller develops new skills, positive attitude during classes at Wayne County Schools Career Center.
For Suzanne Greenberg, a part-time job at Children Services is still a full-time effort.
Father and son attend classes at the Wayne County Schools Career Center.
Group participates in internationally renowned UNESCO World Festival of Theatre Schools.
Meet talented Ohio authors and shop for your favorite books for both children and adults at the upcoming Buckeye Book Fair Nov. 3.
Certified Angus Beef brand celebrates another record despite market challenges.
New, free mobile application is designed to make shopping easier at Goodwill locations throughout Ohio.
Alexis Levitin will present a reading of the poetry of Brazilian writer Salgado Maranhao Oct. 30.
The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced the members of its Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council (CDIAC) and the president and vice president of the council for 2013.
The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced the members of its Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council (CDIAC) and the president and vice president of the council for 2013.
The first annual South Market District Zombie crawl will kickoff on Wednesday, Oct. 31, in downtown Wooster from 6-9 p.m. The community will have the opportunity to tour local businesses, where employees will be dressed as zombies. The event will also feature a costume contest, live music and...
Halloween Bash a free family event.
Community Foundation Affects Wayne County.
Wayne County voters need to remember an ID is required when voting at polls.
Updated: Bomb threat investigated in downtown Wooster revealed to be a hoax.
Wayne County Historical Society Exhibits to honor 200th Anniversary of Wayne County.
Acclaimed poet Sharon Olds to give free public reading in The College of Wooster's Severance Hall of award-winning works on Nov. 12.
Cosmetology students will be hosting a Mani for the Cure to benefit breast cancer awareness on Oct. 24-26.
Learn ways to stay informed, stay healthy, and save money about the Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program.
Scouts team up with Goodwill to "Do A Good Turn."
Daddy/Daughter Dance 2012 - Dancing in the Starlight, sponsored by the Wooster Recreation Department.
Crisis Intervention Officer of the Year Awards given.
Former Southwest Airlines CEO Howard Putnam to present Wilson Lecture on innovation at The College of Wooster on Oct. 30.
HOPE Fund: Helping Others Prepare for Employment.
DayBreak Community Church is hosting a Trunk-or-Treat Fall Festival on Sunday, Oct. 28. The event will include free games, prizes, candy, food and a bounce house for children. The bigger component is the community involvement and the opportunity for fellowship.
Nine-year-old Rachel Amstutz of Orrville is proving that you¿re never too young to make a difference. Amstutz started collecting shoes for Haiti in September and is finding creative ways to reach her goal of 1000 pairs. Donations are welcome and may be dropped off at Raber Eye Care, Raber Dental or...
Jordon Perry recently graduated from basic infantry training at Ft. Benning.
The Village Network receives a new American flag courtesy of the Emblem Club.
Breast Cancer Awareness Days, presented by Wooster Community Hospital, will take place Oct. 18-19.
Ken Smailes will share his knowledge of Delaware Indians at an upcoming presentation at the County Line Historical Society Meeting.
David Treuer gives voice to personal and cultural life on an Indian reservation.
Breast Cancer Awareness Days, presented by Wooster Community Hospital, will take place Oct. 18-19.
Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce Wall of Fame inductees to be honored at annual dinner.
Family of builder on hand to talk about 4-engined car during historical celebration
Did you know there are over seven miles of trails and 325 acres of land, offering a natural, rustic experience nestled in Wooster? The Wooster Memorial Park is busting with autumn possibilities.
Matt A. Mayer will speak at a Wayne County Tea Party event and hold a book signing event afterward focusing on why Ohio loses no matter who wins and what to do about it.
The winner of the 2012 Wayne-Holmes Right to Life's annual baby photo contest is announced.
Ward Two meeting scheduled to answer questions about upcoming fiscal issues.
October 20 is the date for this year's Casey's Challenge, a 5k/10k walk and run for all ages and ability types, and a one mile fun run for kids 10 and under.
Amish children's book author touring Ohio will make stops in Kidron, Walnut Creek and Berlin for book signings.
Tickets for this year's Christmas Cookie Tour of Inns went on sale Monday, Oct. 1, and with proceeds benefiting Hospice of Holmes County and the Love Center Food Pantry, this year's tour promises to be sweeter than ever.
Hundreds of avid stamp collectors will be gathering at The Wooster Stamp Club's annual two-day WOOPEX show. This year's theme is the War of 1812.
Numbers of children in protective custody going through the roof at Wayne County Children Services.
A Civil War re-enactor will highlight an upcoming roundtable meeting spotlighting two Wayne County men who received the Medal of Honor.
College of Wooster professor leads team of archeologists in making June discovery.
Wayne County Board of Elections has announced extended, special hours to accommodate voters for the upcoming November election.
Candidate Jim Renacci has nearly $1 million cash on hand heading into October.
A man and six women convicted in the Bergholz Amish hate crimes trial will remain out on bond prior to sentencing.
Members of the Wayne County Women's Network group were treated to excellent food at a recent meeting.
Duquesne University's John Stolz to speak at The College of Wooster Oct. 22.
Woosterfest returned from Sept. 28-29 in downtown Wooster. Filled with a variety of activities, the event delivered fun for children, families and adults. From corn hole to the beer stein race to live music, festival goers welcomed fall in a unique fashion.
Ann Freedlander Hunt worked at her family's department store, Freedlander's in Wooster, beginning when she was just 16 years old. Now, Hunt has compiled stories and photos--her own and others--of 105 years of Freedlander's history, fashion and fond memories.
Parents of students who attend the Wayne County Schools Career Center are encouraged to attend parent-teacher conferences Oct. 4.
The main goal of a pain management provider is to alleviate or reduce pain and improve a patient's quality of life.
The second annual cricket game between The College of Wooster and the Wooster Community team was held Sept. 23 during homecoming weekend and attracted hundreds of new and seasoned fans of cricket, including Grant Cornwell, president of The College of Wooster.
More than 30 units walk in the annual College of Wooster Homecoming Parade, including student groups, alumni Hall of Fame inductees and others.
Cedar Valley Cloggers to offer free introductory class for anyone interested in learning the art of clogging.
Wooster Community Hospital and the Pat Kracker Breast Cancer Fund combined forces for the third year in a row. The WooMan cycling tour took place on Sunday, Sept. 16, and offered five different routes for cyclists. The funds went toward breast cancer education and awareness.
Dr. Larry Markley was recently appointed to the Wayne County Community Foundations's board of trustees, representing the Rittman-Doylestown area.
Moreland to hold Heritage Day Oct. 6, and continues to preserve the history of the area.
Meals on Wheels of Stark & Wayne Counties support the community by providing meals to homebound individuals who are nutritionally at risk. Up until about a year ago, the program was self-sustaining. Due to funding cuts and the rising cost of food and fuel, Meals on Wheels is reaching out for...
Jonah Skaggs recently graduated from the Junior Cadet Program, which is designed to give young people better insight into the challenges faced by law enforcement officers.
St. James Episcopal Church in Wooster will present the 35th season of Brown Bags Concerts beginning Oct. 4.
Woosterfest to take place Sept. 28-29, with arts and crafts vendors, a car show, farmers market, Kinderplatz just for the little ones and much more.
Wayne County court finds Kelly Kline not guilty on all counts in death of 15-month-old toddler.
Sixteen Amish found guilty of hate crimes for cutting men's beards and women's hair.
Defendant takes the stand, testifies about events of March 28, 2011.
Defendant takes the stand, testifies about events of March 28, 2011.
The city of Wooster will hold four ward meetings to inform the community about the city's current fiscal situation.
Akron Children's Hospital physician calls defense claims "nonsensical."
Prosecution says defense's argument that toddler's death caused by accident doesn't hold up to medical evidence.
The second of two days of livestock auctions had buyers competing for hundreds of market hogs and cattle.
Spring Ridge Alpacas will host National Alpaca Farm Days on Sept., 29 and 30. The Lakeville area farm is full of these unique animals, and there will be plenty of demonstrations on spinning and carding the alpaca wool. Farm owners Denny and Connie Snell even invite patrons to join them for an iced...
Kidron's Missions at the Airport began because of the Stoltzfus family's passion for supporting the work of Bible translation and jungle aviation services. Now, it has returned, thanks to the steadfast commitment of a third-generation pilot who shared his family's vision.
Arthritis Foundation exercise program is joint-safe way to exercise.
The semi-annual Goodwill Sale event generates thousands of pounds of clothing donations, which are then sold in the five Goodwill stores throughout Wayne and Holmes counties.
A hunter safety education class for children age 8 and up is being offered at the Wooster Community Center.
This plane has a new paint scheme just in time for the election season
National Farm Safety Week reminds families to be vigilant about farm-related dangers and to practice farm safety.
This past week has seen the perfect weather for donuts, warm peach cobbler or a steak sandwich cooked over open coals. The Wayne County Fair offers all of that and much more.
Kidnapping, burglary charges from 2011 may be brought again, depending on outcome of federal charges against Amish.
David Coil, of the Hummel Group, was recently recognized for professional leadership and advanced knowledge by the Society of Certified Insurance Counselors.
New statewide program will help individuals who have been victims of identity theft.
Fatal crash claims the life of a Wooster man.
Wayne County TEA Party will host a candidate's night Sept. 19.
Three and four generations of dairy farmers compete for top honors at the Wayne County Junior Fair Dairy Show. Hundreds of quality dairy cattle, including Holsteins, Jerseys and Brown Swiss, were judged during the daylong competition.
People filled the grandstand at the Wayne County Fair early Monday morning, Sept. 10, to listen to 10 county high school marching bands play. The crowd showed appreciation with cheers and applause.
Ponies, draft ponies, registered Haflingers and draft horses and their handlers took to the show ring in the coliseum at the Wayne County Fair Sept. 10 for a day of competition. Entrants competed for showmanship and mini showmanship in more than 30 different classes.
The kiddie tractor pull at the Wayne County Fair celebrated its 25th anniversary with a packed show arena and 175 children trying their best.
While many of the fair goers at the Wayne County Fair await the food, rides, games and entertainment every year, it's the animals in all sizes and types that are the main event.
After the rain cleared away, the Wayne County Fair opening was a success, with games, entertainment, rides, food, animals and plenty of people.
A new Jr. Fair Royal Court has been crowned for 2012 at the Wayne County Fair. Geoffrey Norris and Emily Rehm were crowned king and queen, with Bryce Payne and Bailey Hardin as prince and princess.
Representatives from the STEPSRISERS addiction support group spoke recently at the Orrville Lions Club meeting.
Linda Bush will be at the Wayne County Public Library on Oct. 22 to discuss the 5,000-mile trip she and her husband made on the Great Loop.
The Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program at Wooster Community Hospital was recently recertified by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation.
There are many benefits to digital mammography, which are explained by Dave Harrison of Wooster Community Hospital.
Three big names in entertainment, Kenny Rogers, Sawyer Brown and Joe Nichols, to appear at the Wayne County Fair this year.
Violinist Thomas Wood and pianist Brian Dykstra will present a faculty recital at The College of Wooster. The recital will feature the works of legendary composers Bach, Szymanowski, and Schubert.
The Wayne County Schools Career Center will offer activities for all ages at its upcoming Community Appreciation Day on Sept. 15.
Doug Brown, Wooster resident and professional skateboarder, author and motivational speaker, will be speaking at the Wayne County Public Library on Thursday, Sept. 20. Brown is especially excited to deliver this presentation, as Wooster is his hometown. Community members of all ages are encouraged...
First nationwide Tell a Police Officer Thank You Day to take place Sept. 15.
Rotary Youth Exchange is a cultural program of Rotary International, developed to promote international understanding. Anyone interested in learning about participating in Rotary Youth Exchange is invited to attend an information session on Sunday, Sept. 9.
Two women were chosen as the Employees of the Quarter at Wooster Community Hospital. Both Annette Miller and Amy Ullman received awards in a ceremony, August 15.
The Shredding For Schools event held by the Wayne County Community Federal Credit Union August 22 really made an impact. In just a few hours, more than four tons of paperwork was shredded.
Hospice & Palliative Care of Greater Wayne County will host training sessions on Monday nights, beginning Sept. 24.
Nominations are currently being accepted for Wayne County Teacher of the Year. One woman and one man will be presented with the award at the Orrville Lions Club awards dinner.
Connie Massaro, a teacher at Edgewood Middle School, has been awarded the Outstanding Teacher award for 2012.
In the next six months, drivers will have to make the adjustment to no cell phone use while operating a vehicle. A citation for cell phone use could result in fines. The law goes into effect August 31.
By planning ahead, a few treats at the fair won't ruin your overall healthy diet plan. Wooster Community Hospital offers some tips for staying healthy during fair season this year.
First Baptist Church has weathered fire, wind, and hard times to get to the two century mark. The congregation celebrated 200 years on Sunday, August 26 with special music and words of congratulations from many community members.
Susie Lawson has been recognized for her involvement as a board member with the 2012 Outstanding School Board Member award.
Photographs for the annual Wayne-Holmes Right to Life baby photo contest will be accepted until Sept. 5. The contest will be hosted in conjunction with this year's Wayne County Fair and the winner will receive a gift certificate for professional studio time.
Juvenile transported to Wooster Community Hospital after motor vehicle/bicycle accident.
The Gallery at Local Roots opened August 3 with its first art show, Reflections of Nature, hung by Diane Kaye of Loudonville. The show features art from Local Roots members, all of which offer different techniques as well as views of the world around us.
Local governments in 37 Ohio counties are now eligible for federal funds to help pay for damage repair and extra costs incurred as a result of the June 29 storms.
FiberTite Fleeceback Roofing System with CR-20 Polyurethane Foam Adhesive for long lasting protection and faster installation - FM Approved
Day and evening adult practical nursing students graduated recently from the Wayne County Schools Career Center.
Angela Hunter, a Wooster resident, attended the Ms. Wheelchair America 2013 contest as Ms. Wheelchair Ohio, from August 6-12. Competing alongside 27 other women, Hunter was educated, informed and changed as a person. Hunter will continue working to improve the lives of those with mobility...
Recently, a 71-year-old woman was scammed out of $12,000, and another senior victim paid $4,000 in a similar situation. Wayne County Sheriff urges info-sharing by younger generation to help prevent elderly relatives from becoming victims of scams.
Semester at The Philadelphia Center gives Jessica Pringle, College of Wooster student, an edge.
Austin Oberlin gained hands-on work experience with patients through Lilly Project for the Exploration of Vocation. The College of Wooster biology major spent eight weeks in Ghana this past summer, immersed in a completely different culture.
The Wooster Hope Center hosted a movie under the stars on Friday, August 17 at the OARDC Amphitheater. Featuring the movie E.T., the event drew a large crowd of families. Area churches also held food sales to raise money for the backpack of food program.
For families who wish to pay the full year's kindergarten tuition rate in the Wooster City School District in one lump sum, there will be a three percent reduction in tuition.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is effective in treating wounds that have not responded to traditional treatment. The Hyperbaric Medicine & Wound Healing Center at Wooster Community Hospital can help patients who need more than traditional treatment.
Wayne County Committee for Crippled Children and Adults begins annual fundraiser.
Construction is progressing on Melrose Drive in Wooser, along with several other locations in the city. Substantial completion is anticipated mid-November.
Orrville Community Theatre to present Murder at the Tonylou Awards. This hilarious audience participation murder mystery by Tony Schwartz and Marylou Ambrose will be fun for attendees, as they mingle with the cast as they drop hints about themselves throughout the show.
All members of the judicial and law enforcement systems serving Wayne and Holmes counties are invited to the Transformation Network's Lunch and Learn meeting.
New Cleveland Road Animal Hospital facility will be built on existing site, and will including improved grooming, boarding, outdoor exercise area and day care facilities, in addition to The Pet Hotel and after-hours emergency care.
NARFE members discuss upcoming national convention.
The Wooster Community Hospital director of patient services, Loraine Frank-Lightfoot, has been selected for a National Nurse Fellowship.
Chamber of Commerce seeking talent show participants.
The AFL has approved more than $47,000 in grants for projects that will help individuals with disabilities, struggling youth, and farm animal handlers.
Local Italian-American community celebrates heritage and history in biennial event. Nineteen different local Italian-Americans were recognized at the event and according to Barb Geiser, event chair, "there were none that weren't in tears."
Daily Meals on Wheels deliveries cover Wooster and the surrounding communities, and drivers are urgently needed. Volunteer drivers typically deliver meals one day a week.
The Goodwill Poker Run returned this year with 70 motorcyclists. The riders toured Wayne and Holmes counties, stopping at Goodwill stores to collect poker chips along the way. The ride totaled about 110 miles and supported the employment training program at Goodwill Industries of Wayne and Holmes...
The Lincoln Highway Buy-Way Yard Sale took place August 9-11. There were approximately 1,000 sales along the Ohio portion of the highway, despite the cool weather and rain. The yard sales featured a variety of items, excellent deals and plenty of historical stories about the Lincoln Highway.
Ohio Lt. Governor Mary Taylor attended a recent roundtable with members of the Wooster Chamber of Commerce.
Two special shows are on tap at the Alice Noble Ice Arena to help celebrate its 10th anniversary. With plenty of renowned performers, as well as performances from local skaters, and a delicious VIP dinner - this event is one not to be missed in Wooster.
Diabetes in Motion, a free program to discuss the importance of exercise, will be held August 20.
Army Pvt. Gina R. Hansen has graduated from basic combat training.
Judge says past criminal record, among other factors led to life sentence for Lashaun Reed. Reed was sentenced on one count of aggravated murder and one count of murder by Wayne County Common Pleas Judge Corey Spitler.
Wooster native Katie Ladrach, an animal science major at The College of Wooster, and her research partner, Tsehainish Golla, attacked herd health problems during their one month study abroad in Ghana.
Donald Goldberg, professor of communication, to serve two-year term with the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Tooba, by Shirin Neshat, and permanent collections spotlight the Middle East at The College of Wooster Art Museum.
NARFE members work at Buehler's during a recent fundraiser.
A two-year term will place Nancy Ditmer, professor and Fighting Scot Marching Band conductor at The College of Wooster, in the role of national spokesperson for National Association for Music Education.
Dog ownership guidelines vary per community, so it's important to keep updated on what is expected as a pet owner. Basic duties include dog licenses, safety, refraining from abuse or neglect, avoiding excessive barking and keeping a dog on a leash when walking. While there are many joys to pet...
The Scot Center has been named The College of Wooster's first LEED-certified building. With special design and construction elements to cut energy costs and be more efficient, the U.S. Green Building Council recognized the new athletic and recreation facility with a Gold certification.
Arts Midwest grant will support annual Shakespeare Festival.
Jury returns verdict after seven and a half hour deliberation.
An exhibit at the Wayne Historical Society showcases displays from 16 different communities as the county celebrates its bicentennial. The exhibit opened last month at the society's campus in Wooster and visitors are welcome through Oct. 27.
James Schmidt, 28, of Orrville, has been arrested for possession of methamphetamine, as well as having the chemicals to manufacture the drug.
State, defense rest; closing arguments August 8.
Melinda Hall, OSU Extension, shares canning tips with participants of the Wooster Women's Network.
Day One of the Reed trial. Lashaun Reed faces life in prison if convicted.
Lands that are not yet classified as "under severe drought," but that are "abnormally dry" to be used for haying and grazing.
Richard Lehtinen, associate professor of biology at Wooster, makes interesting observations in journal article.
CenturyLink Orrville Rib and Music Fest will be held in downtown Orrville on Friday and Saturday, August 10 and 11.
Runners will hit the pavement for the inaugural Amish Country Half Marathon and 5K on Nov. 24. The event, presented by the Berlin Main Street Merchants, has a course that is said to be one of the most challenging in the area.
U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci recently announced passage of the Pro Football Hall of Fame Commemorative Coin Act through the House of Representatives.
Ohio's special election will take place August 7.
From July 26-29, the Pan Ohio Hope Ride inspired bike riders and spectators across the state. The tour began in Cleveland and concluded in Cincinnati. Approximately 501 riders raised $739,048 for treatment, cures and the Ohio Hope Lodge, which offers a free stay for guests and caregivers who are...
Wayne County Schools Career Center Adult & Community Education is a great place to make the transition from stay-at-home mom to career woman.
Lashaun Reed faces aggravated murder charges in death of 21-year-old Wooster man.
Proceeds from the first Rocktober Reunion Benefit will be used to bolster the Class of '76 scholarship fund.
Eligible students may apply for the U.S. Air Force Academy, Naval Academy, Merchant Marine Academy, and Military Academy at West Point.
The Baiwoop Art and Music Festival returned for a second year at the OARDC's Secrest Arboretum and Gardens on July 28. The event featured music, interactive demonstrations, a drum circle, paintings, pottery, ceramics, jewelry, clothing and food from local restaurants.
Digital media has become a pivotal part of everyday life, and Graphic Publications, Inc. has realized their readers want local news even more readily available. As a result, GPI has worked hard to create user-friendly websites and interactive social media pages to reach a larger audience more...
Nearly 80 students participate in wide range of programs across College of Wooster campus.
An old steam pumper seems to have brought mysterious, ghostly firefighters with it to Wooster. The Wayne County Historical Society currently has an 1869 Allerton pumped in the firehouse, and reports of sightings have brought ghost hunters to town.
The 47th annual Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale and Auction will take place August 3-4. In addition to a silent auction, there will be a Quilt Auction, a Wood and Tool Auction, and an Art and Collectibles Auction. A full weekend of activities is planned.
Melissa Schultz, Mark Snider, and Stephanie Strand, scientists from The College of Wooster, have been awarded $100,000 grant from Research Corporation.
In 2010, sports and recreation-related injuries in children and adolescents accounted for about 5.6 million hospitalizations and ER visits. Now, a beneficial program called ImPACT can help measure the effects of sports related concussions.
Kerry Pickett, financial advisor, gave members of the Orrville Lions Club an overview of when it is the right time to take Social Security benefits.
Successful community collaboration plans third annual clothing giveaway.
An upcoming quilt show in Wooster will feature work by members of the Tree City Quilt Guild.
On August 15, students and parents are encouraged to attend student/parent orientation at Wayne County Schools Career Center.
Wayne County GOP holds, We Did Build This, ribbon cutting event to open the first Victory Center in downtown Wooster. The office was opened for the upcoming presidential campaign and Congressman Jim Renacci, Wayne County dignitaries and Wayne County Republican party were in attendance.
Bishop Samuel Mullet, codefendants will be tried together.
The Wooster Urban Adventure Challenge took placed on Saturday, July 28, with hiking, running, biking and plenty of mental challenges along the way. The 55 teams participated in a journey that had them weaving in and out of Wooster's treasures before finishing the race at Wooster High School.
The Wooster Hope Center (WHC) is offering a backpack of food program in collaboration with area organizations and churches. A bag of food will be provided every other weekend for 150 students at two elementary schools. The WHC is also offering a movie under the stars for free, fun quality time for...
Habitat for Humanity begins construction on another home.
The Ohio Cattlemen's Association Roundup on August 17-18 will unite some of the most knowledgeable minds in the beef industry today, as well as provide plenty of educational opportunities through both seminars, speakers and tours of area farms and industries.
Fans in attendance at Wayne County Speedway were treated to an action-packed night full of great racing on Whites-Maibach Ford night.
The City of Wooster is back in control of its pools after Pools USA walked away from their contract. Sports writer Brian Questel voices his opinion on the matter.
A Mennonite businessman from Kidron was shot and killed while working in rural Afghanistan July 23. Al Geiser, 65, was working on a hydroelectric project at the time.
On Monday, July 9, riders from the Reins for Life program, which operates out of Poplar Ridge Stables, attended the Chagrin Valley Hunter Classic horse show at the Cleveland Metroparks polo field. Five of the riders had the opportunity so show off the skills they've learned in equine assisted...
Riceland Golf Course, Wishes Can Happen step up again to help a child in need.
Annual benefit golf scramble for Every Woman's House will be held August 9.
Buck Ludowese was recently presented a plaque for his service to the Meals Together program at Wooster United Methodist Church.
Navy Seaman Andrew L. Amstutz, along with fellow sailors aboard the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise, formed a Coalition of Sailors Against Destructive Decisions (CSADD) committee.
Local sailors have formed a CSADD committee aboard ship.
New things are constantly happening at Graphic Publications, Inc. in Millersburg. In an effort to better serve clients, GPI has come up with GPI Print Services - a service to help businesses more easily create things like newspaper inserts, business card, rack cards and more.
May continue to issue home loans while under deferred prosecution agreement.
The Wayne County Humane Society coordinates the annual dog with with Wooter Parks and Rec each year. The swim will be held August 19 at Freedlander Pool, from 1-4 p.m.
The second annual Wooster Urban Adventure Challenge will take place Saturday, July 28. Participating teams will challenge themselves physically and mentally while having fun and raising money to support People to People Ministries of Wayne County.
Fred A. Miller, of Smithville, walked away with a new lawn mower, as he was named the winner of the Graphic Publications, Inc. Around The House summer giveaway.
Two food preservation classes, presented by OSU Extension agent Melinda Hill, will take place at Local Roots, August 1 and Sept. 5.
Brooke Worstell earned a silver medal during the SkillsUSA National Leadership Conference in June.
Joe Augustine, Steinway artist and jazz pianist, will appear at the University of Akron Wayne College for a special performance, August 17.
Laura Neill, executive director of the Ohio Light Opera, shared information with members of the Wayne County Women's Network at a recent luncheon.
Joel Chupp, manager of the heart center at Wooster Community Hospital, offers tips to enjoy the outdoors even during the recent high temperatures.
Two Wayne County Career Center students recently earned gold medals in national competition.
Kids enjoy a week of creating great works of art, music and experiencing fellowship at the Mosaic Kids Connection Art Camp. The art camp was hosted July 16-20 to introduce various art forms to kids.
Shop for school clothes at this upcoming sale at the Wooster Church of the Nazarene.
An exhibit of the best works of Ohio Designer Craftsmen travels to Wayne County Center for the Arts. Showing the best works of 2012, the display is open to the public through August 18.
Air conditioners available through Community Action.
State-endorsed prescription drug discount program is no longer just available to seniors and other qualifying low-income families and individuals.
Milo and Cindy Weaver recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
Festa Italiana to be held August 11 from noon to 11 p.m. in downtown Wooster.
Kasich signs executive order reinforcing federal law banning drilling on Lake Erie.
Livestock, poultry should be monitored in extreme heat.
Congressman Bob Gibbs issues a statement on the vote concerning the Farm Bill.
A book sale will be held by the Wooster Friends of the Wayne County Library July 19-21.
People to People Ministries will host a Back to School Project, offering clothes and school supplies, at the Wooster Church of the Nazarene on Oak Hill Road.
The first production by Summer Stage, a partnership between the Wooster City Schools and the Wayne Center for the Arts, will be the always popular Annie. Taylor Mills will take the stage and shine as the lovable little orphan.
If you have ever looked at a vegetable and asked how it should be cooked, how it tastes, or what parts you can eat, then the upcoming Local Roots Cooking Your Garden Produce class is for you.
A promise made by a grieving father following an unthinkable tragedy leads to a new law making motorcoach transportation safer for those traveling locally and nationally.
Young consultants gain valuable experience in Wooster's applied mathematics and research experience.
Festa Italiana to be held August 11 from noon to 11 p.m. in downtown Wooster.
Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support annual Shakespeare Festival.
Summer Stage of Wooster brings Annie to life July 20, 21, 27, 28 and 29. The production will feature 85 local actors who will tell the timeless story to the community. The cast ranges from ages 6-81 with a variety of experience levels.
Shoppers who want to find a bargain, and love to hit all the yard sales they can, will want to indulge in the eighth annual Lincoln Highway Buy-Way yard sale that takes place in Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa.
As Ohio faces the hottest day yet this week, personal safety and checking on neighbors becomes crucial.
As of June, just 6.2 percent of the more than 5,300 U.S. hospitals tracked by HIMSS Analytics had reached Stage Six on its Electronic Medical Record Adoption ModelSM (EMRAM).
The Skydome Planetarium came to Wooster to allow children to view the universe, the solar system, and the constellations of the night sky. Paid for by the Friends of the Wayne County Library, the planetarium offered a fun-filled but educational opportunity for area youth.
A comedic look at Greek mythology, Mythtery and Mayhem will be performed July 13-14.
The Internal Revenue Service encourages taxpayers to file amended returns if they discover a mistake on their forms.
Barb Verner, of New Castle, Pa., is a licensed pyrotechnician - one of three who waited on Wednesday's darkness to come to begin firing rockets from a huge fire fall-out ring in the middle of the Kinney property on the west side of Burbank Road.
At a recent meeting, Lions Club members were treated to samples of Ruggles Greek Frozen Yogurt.
Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States for women as well as men.
Generators and water on the way in response to power outages and severe heat.
Ohioans can now receive Blue Alert information via cell phone, fax, or email.
The annual Baiwoop Art and Music Festival will take place at the OARDC Secrest Arboretum in Wooster and will feature displays by local artists, demonstrations, music, and more.
Respondents of a recent survey overwhelmingly said their favorite thing about Wooster was a sense of community.
Many hands go into making Freedlander Swim Meet what it is.
Brian Questel writes about how the Wayne County Sports Hall of Fame honored its 19th biennial class.
Diabetes program scheduled for July 16.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine offers tips on how to protect yourself from traveling contractors who try to take advantage of homeowners in need of assistance.
The Wooster Hope center is seeking monetary donations to raise up to $3,000 by the end of July to have funds matched by a local anonymous donor.
The mission of Friends and Neighbors of Every Woman's House is to serve the community and reduce the impact of domestic violence and sexual assault. Through fundraising efforts, the group has raised $500,000 for the agency.
The Winery at Wolf Creek and Troutman Vineyards and Winery have announced the addition of Todd Imhoff as the new director of sales operations.
GIBill.com will be turned over to the Department of Veterans Affairs and $2.5 million will be paid to several states as part of a consumer protection settlement.
It is necessary to provide proper shelter and water for pets during the hot summer months.
On Saturday, July 14, the Field of Dreams softball game will return to Wooster Foursquare Softball Field on Friendsville Road. Loaded with talent and excitement, the game raises both funds and awareness for the Wayne County Special Olympics.
The buzz around the area is that beekeeping is on the rise. Dr. Jim Tew, a recently retired bee specialist at The Ohio State University Extension Services in Wooster, help a meeting recently in Mt. Hope to discuss the growing trend.
The Wayne County Women's Network recently hosted a progressive dinner featuring three local businesses owned by women, where the owners shared their personal stories about challenges and opportunities in the business world.
Voter fraud and tax abatements were the topics at a recent public information seminar hosted by the Wayne County Tea Party.
Orrville Railroad Day will take place in Orrville August 11.
Patients interested in seeing Dr. Maseelall in Wooster can schedule appointments through Reproductive Gynecology, Inc.
People walking the sidewalks and browsing local shops were participating in the fifth annual Ladies Night Out sponsored by Main Street Wooster on Thursday night, June 21.
Wooster Community Hospital officials present at national convention.
Oak Grove Mennonite Church has partnered with Habitat of Wayne County and the Buschur family to build a new home over the next few months.
Growing up and listening to her grandfather's stories of his time as a B-24 Tail Gunner during World War II in the Pacific, New Philadelphia native Kara Martinelli was instilled with a lifelong love of history and aviation. Martinelli is coming to the Tuscarawas County Public Library to share about...
Three winners of the Wayne-Holmes Soap Box Derby move on to compete in the All-American Race held in Akron in July. This year marked the 58th year for the Wayne-Holmes race.
More than 8,000 people are expected to enjoy the Fourth of July fireworks display in Wooster this year. The Wooster Fireworks Foundation works hard throughout the year to prepare for the annual event, and hopes for good weather that evening.
The Wooster Emblem Club recently donated the 36th flag to the Wayne County commissioners. The flags have flown over the courthouse since 1976.
Pit bulls have been labeled and stigmatized as dangerous and vicious dogs. This myth follows a pattern in our society-a pattern that must have a dog to cast out. In Ohio, pit bulls have been removed from the vicious dog list, replaced by legislation that bases action on the behavior of the dog, not...
Chaz Caudill, a 7-year-old Smithville resident, will be taking on a service dog. Kanga, a pit bull, was a rescue with the Wayne County Humane Society. She was fostered by Jim Wright, a trainer, who will train Kanga to be a service dog.
The Democratic Central Committee has selected K. William Bailey as a candidate.
The Fredericksburg Independence Day parade is known as Wayne County's Biggest Small Town Parade.
Local Roots will host Good Agricultural Practices training on Monday, June 25, from 6-9 p.m.
Kidron Days offered area residents and visitors special deals on everything from garage sale items to fine furniture.
Friends & Neighbors of Every Woman's House will present the biannual Every Woman's House Garden Tour in Holmes County Saturday, July 7. Featuring four beautiful homes, along with a breakfast for those who choose to dine before the tour, the tour takes patrons through the eastern portions of Holmes...
Revised bus schedules have been an outgrowth of the redistricting in Wooster City School District.
Lehman's is hosting a free Summer Celebration event at their retail store in Kidron that will feature all the best summer has to offer.
Missionary Michael Howard will speak on Friday evening, June 29, at 7 p.m., at Freedom Fellowship Church, 6209 South Carr Road, near Apple Creek.
Recipients of the 2012 Victor Gerber Memorial Music Scholarship have been named.
Laura Neill escorted Lions Club members on a trip down memory lane as she shared popular vocal clips from Gilbert & Sullivan.
The first round of Quota Idol, which is a fundraiser hosted by Quota International of Wooster, took place on Saturday, June 16, at Wooster High School. The event featured 16 singers and will return on Saturday, June 23, at 7 p.m. with eight contestants performing.
The Wayne County Community Foundation recently announced the awarding of more than $417,000 in scholarships to adult learners who are returning to college.
Local independent restaurants will be showcased at the fourth annual Artfully Delicious event.
NARFE members have retired USDA employee as guest speaker.
Main Street Wooster Inc. coupled with Ramblin' Rods Auto Club to host the Concert & Cruise In on Friday, June 15. Downtown Wooster was loaded with classic cars and community members. A live band, Tailor Made Classics, also provided entertainment. The purpose of Main Street Wooster Inc. is to...
Fireworks celebration scheduled for July 4.
There are several different methods that may be used for a breast biopsy.
Main Street Wooster will host Ladies Night Out on Thursday, June 21. With plenty of special sales from 30-plus merchants, as well as all kinds of pampering - from hand massages, cupcakes, and more - the night is sure to be one the ladies will love.
Transport for Christ has gained a reputation for letting their light for Christ shine for truck drivers across the nation. On Saturday, June 16, the organization let truckers shine their own lights during the Transport for Christ Light Show on Wheels for nearly two hours as they traveled through...
It was a perfect summer evening for children to learn about science at the OARDC during the Whiz-bang! Science Show, June 14. Dr. Dave Lohnes, of the OARDC, shot off rockets and demonstrated a few fun experiments for a large crowd in the John Street Amphitheater.
WCH Imaging Services' quality is nationally recognized through numerous accreditations. As a top-quality program offering a full line of services at multiple locations, with most available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, patients experience the convenience of state of the art medical services...
Brian Barrington sentenced to 11 years for stabbing wife.
Long-time Wooster Parks and Recreation swim coach Larry Smucker is back on his feet and on his way to recovery. The retired teacher found out last September he had a brain tumor, and underwent surgery in Florida. He plans to return to Wooster in August.
Wooster High School was host to the American Cancer Society Relay for Life June 8-9. The event drew over a thousand community members, who combined to raise money for cancer research.
Federal judge orders Monroe Beachy to pay $16.8 million restitution.
Celebrate National Dairy Month with a great selection of locally-produced dairy products at Local Roots.
The Trowel and Trellis Garden Club has committed numerous hours of volunteer service to the city of Wooster, and donated well over $100,000 to various beautification projects. Most recently, the club presented a check for $7,251.22 to the WCCF for the Downtown Beautification Fund.
More than 250 quilts were displayed at the recent Amish Quilt Show in Dalton. The 11th annual event was held June 7-9 at the Buckeye Event Center, and local quilters and vendors came out in droves to showcase their wares.
Caleb Schmidt and Casey Followay are Wooster teens who have qualified for the Paralympic trials. Both are participants of the Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio and will attend the trials this summer. If their times are the fastest in their sports, they will have the chance to be part of Team USA to...
Armed with a horse and two .45 caliber single action revolvers, which are loaded with specially prepared blank ammunition, cowboys and cowgirls, members of the Northern Ohio Outlaws, claimed their adventure at the Wayne County Fairgrounds recently.
Plant program, spnsored bt Community Action, to begin June 18.
Quilters from around 20 area Amish and Mennonite churches gathered at Lehman's June 3-10 to stitch together a Lone Star quilt. The quilt is destined for the Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale, an annual benefit auction that supports the global relief work of Mennonite Central Committee. This year's auction...
On a typical Saturday morning, the Wooster Farmers Market is bustling with people looking for fruits, vegetables, honey, and much more.
Members of the Smithville Community Historical Society were informed that the front doors of the Church of God will be replaced with funds from the Wallace Lytle Memorial Fund.
Dr. Mark Tereletsky has joined the Wooster Hospitalist Group.
Fans were treated to a night of exciting side by side racing in all divisions recently at the NAPA Auto Parts Wayne County Speedway.
Kirkbride appointed to serve on WCCF board of trustees.
Jane DalPra, executive director of Wayne County Habitat for Humanity, shares information about Habitat at a recent Women's Network Power Luncheon.
Three years ago, Luanne Thomas was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a form of cancer that weakens the bones. Despite a grave prognosis, temporary paralysis and a blur of chemotherapy and radiation, Thomas now walks, lives on her own again and works three days a week. She was present at the Wooster...
The Viola Startzman Free Clinic hosted a celebration of its 17th anniversary and Dr. Viola Startzman's 98th birthday. The event featured an ice cream social, cupcakes, a scrapbook for Dr. Startzman and offered tours of the clinic for community members.
The Wooster Hope Center is expanding its emergency food pantry, providing sack lunches and offering a Kids Day to the community June 20. Run solely on volunteers and donations, the WHC will continue rolling out services that meet the needs of the community.
On Saturday, June 23, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Wooster Church of the Nazarene will host a church yard sale to raise money for outreach ministries. The event will feature a variety of items at fair prices and will take place rain or shine.
From June 4-8, Hospice & Palliative Care of Greater Wayne County held Camp Waves of Emotions for children in the community who have suffered a loss. On Tuesday, June 5, the campers spent the afternoon at Poplar Ridge Stables, where they learned how to ride horses and were educated on the five...
The Garden of Roses of Legend and Romance at Wooster's OARDC held their fifth annual open house June 9. Perfect late spring weather made the event a delight for visitors that traveled from as far away as Michigan to see and smell 500 different varieties of old-fashioned roses.
The Wooster Police Department held its first Bicycle Safety Rodeo in the parking lot of the Justice Center June 9 to help educate young bike riders on many important bike riding safety rules.
The 58th annual Wayne-Holmes Soap Box Derby Race will be held on Saturday, June 16, and Sunday, June 17 on Benden Drive in Wooster. Children between the ages of 7-17 will be racing to go to the All-American Soap Box Derby in Akron on July 21.
Wayne County Sheriff's time capsule will hold mementos of past history, contemporary equipment and more, showcasing the history of law enforcement in the county.
The Wayne County Community Foundation recently awarded scholarships to 125 high school seniors, 15 college students and 47 renewal scholarship recipients who are currently attending college.
Local Roots has everything you need to make Father's Day special this year. Stop by for all of your local grilling needs - or find all of the ingredients for a perfect Father's Day breakfast, all locally produced, under one roof.
A private fundraising campaign is off and running for the Orrville Red Rider Stadium. The initiatie began to explore the possibility of install a synthetic turf field.
Grants for the spring round of awards from the Wayne County Community Foundation have been announced.
Wooster Arts Jazz Fest is seeking applications from artists for a juried fine arts festival to be held Saturday, Sept. 15, in Historic Downtown Wooster.
Main Street Wooster Inc. hosted the Kids' Day on the Square event June 2. Filled to the brim with activities, the celebration entertained children of all ages. The event kicked off the line of main street events for the year and the purpose was to provide a free, fun and family oriented day.
Learn to eat well and travel well when managing diabetes while on vacation.
Winners of the SWCD 2012 Conservation Poster Contest have been announced.
Anyone who is a stroke survivor or a family member or caregiver of a stroke survivor is invited to hear speaker Sherri Atanasov, MSSA, LISW-S speak about Durable Power of Attorney and Living Will and the differences between the two.
On Friday, June 1, the Wayne County Performing Arts Council celebrated 30 years of bringing the performing arts to the county. It was a show not to be missed as actors from over three decades performed pieces from musicals that they had been a part of.
Taylor Howman, 10, of Wooster, is getting to know the Border Leicester ewe, Alisa, which was awarded to her at the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival in May.
Wooster Community Band to start summer concert series June 20.
The Viola Startzman Free Clinic has experienced a hefty amount of growth and change over the past two years. Under Jaime Parsons, executive director, the clinic has become even more dedicated to its mission. Aiming to honor its patients and volunteers, the clinic will make changes to its...
Monique Arsenault, program director of the Hyperbaric Medicine & Wound Healing Center at Wooster Community Hospital provides preventative tips for the care of chronic wounds.
The Wayne County Schools Career Center recognized their seniors and second-year students in a special ceremony, May 22, at the University of Akron Wayne College.
Texting while driving is now a secondary traffic offense.
Summer Stage Wooster has announced a cast for its inaugural production of Annie, which will feature more than 70 talented and enthusiastic local performers.
The Business Professionals of American students received their end of the year awards/
Mary Tieche, of Smithville, was named valedictorian in Wayne County Schools Career Center Practical Nursing program.
Founded in 1853, Curry Lumber has a storied existence that consists of top quality products and customer service. The business has truly stood the test of time throughout the generations, and as Randy Plant and Joe Chupp prepare for retirement, a new president of the company will soon step in. Dave...
This May, Local Roots Market and Café hit the one million dollar sales mark. A Million Dollar Mark party will be held June 9 to celebrate the milestone.
The longest running heritage music festival in Ohio will once again be held in Coshocton, as Dulcimer Days brings Appalachian music to the masses.
Richard Wagner was recently honored as an Emeritus Trustee at the Wayne County Community Foundation.
The Great Lakes Fiber Show and Sale draws hundreds of people looking for bargains on yarn and other fibers and supplies. There were free workshops, kids' activities, a skein competition and a livestock show and sale.
The Wooster Urban Adventure Challenge will take place on Saturday, July 28, with the same exciting elements as last year, with some added surprises. Participants can form groups of two or three and will be expected to be both physically and mentally prepared for the challenges of the race.
The Wooster Hope Center will collaborate with the Ohio Benefit Bank (OBB), Feed HIS Family Ministry, Inc. and Grace Brethren Church at the next food distribution. Community members can expect opportunities to apply for wrap-around services while receiving food.
The Wooster Barack Obama campaign office opened its doors May 16. Armed with a group of dedicated volunteers, the campaign will move toward the November election with plenty of opportunities for the community to get involved. The office is located on 135 N. Bever St. and anyone is encouraged to...
The fifth annual Wooster Wellness 5K, 10K and 1 Mile Walk/Run was held on Saturday, May 26 at the OARDC. The event was hosted by the Wooster Young Professionals and proceeds benefited the Viola Startzman Free Clinic, blending physical activity and health.
Students in newly established degree programs graduate from The University of Akron-Wayne College.
The Northwestern Ruritan Club recognized the recipients of the 2012 scholarships, as well as The Northwestern Schools Community Business Partners of the Year.
Community Action Wayne/Medina will offer a Summer Crisis Program, June 4 through August 31.
The University of Akron-Wayne College bid farewell to four influential educators.
Dick Farrell appreciates suggestions from his readers for future topics...
