Garaway, Hiland unite for fundraiser that really PoPs
GHS and HHS student councils have spearheaded a fundraising contest for Pencils of Promise, an international organization that helps build schools for children who would otherwise have no means of learning.
COW project documents history of Wooster
The Wooster Digital History Project was initiated by the department of history in an effort to compile and share a comprehensive history of the City of Wooster.
MCC meat-canning days ready for another year of feeding the hungry
Mennonite Central Committee will continue its annual effort to can turkey meat in Berlin for a global effort to feed the hungry.
Northeast Ohio author to speak at the Dover library
Barbara Marlowe, a native of Northeast Ohio, will share the story told in her book, "A Brave Face: Two Cultures, Two Families and the Iraqi Girl Who Bound Them Together," at the Dover Public Library.
Winget challenges area young adult artists through chARTer seminar
On Friday, Dec. 13 at Orrville High School, a crew of successful artists gathered together to present the seminar, chARTer, to close to 100 students throughout the area.
Thursday luncheons highlight winter athletes
Winter Sports Luncheons will be held to showcase New Philadelphia winter sports athletes, cheerleaders, QTs, band members and the Delphian Chorale.
Canine therapy can make difference in people's lives
Caring Therapy Canines of Wayne County is an independent, nonprofit, social therapy dog organization dedicated to promoting therapy dog visits and animal-assisted activities to the local Wayne and Holmes communities.
Community Family Health Center welcomes Clark
Dr. Richard Clark is now scheduling primary care appointments for all ages at the health center in Dover.
1940s murder mystery theme for dinner theater
The story behind the murder mystery is set in 1947 at a radio station and its weekly performance of Broadcast Radio Revue. While everything goes smoothly on air, behind the scenes is a different story.
Action, hospitality take center stage at upcoming CitC XVII
This year’s Classic in the Country will add two games to the slate of action, bumping the number of games up to 22.
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