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Wooster native struggling with possible after-effects of COVID-19 vaccine
For some, controversy over potential consequences of getting the COVID-19 vaccine or COVID itself is a spirited discussion. For others, like Morgan Ritz, who lives in Canton but spent most of her growing up years and beyond in Wooster, it's personal. When Ritz, an ultrasound technician with a vascular specialty,...
'We're still keeping his name alive': Triway gets meaningful win at Carmichael Classic
WOOSTER TWP. — The Sean Carmichael Classic grew to include nearly the entire Wayne/Holmes area in 2024. But it still means something a little extra special to Triway. The Titans made sure to do their part in the showcase named after the Triway coach and athletic director, taking down Smithville 7-4 at Blaine and Sean Carmichael Field.
Wooster Parks and Rec would put the signs in the seven city parks if funding allows
Sporting curly locks of hair and an engaging smile, 3 1/2-year-old Wesley Hildebrand attracted attention and potential playmates on a recent visit to Freedlander Park in Wooster. That's typical, according to his mother, Stacey Everhart. A happy child, Wesley is always ready to make a friend. But he faces a...
Newcomerstown News: Seth Gamble chosen for OSU Wooster's 2024 Outstanding Student Award
Seth Gamble was recently named outstanding student at the Ohio State University Wooster campus. He graduated from Newcomerstown High School and Buckeye Career Center in 2022. He then set out to earn a degree in construction systems management OSU Wooster , also known as Agricultural Technical Institute (ATI). The choice to pursue this program was influenced by an instructor at Buckeye Career Center. ...
One goal of the $500K wetlands project is to curb the flooding of the Killbuck Creek
Park district celebrates project completion. MILLERSBURG − A two-year, $500,000 collaborative program came to conclusion last week with a ribbon-cutting and tree planting ceremony celebrating the many partners of the project. The Holmes County Park District and the Soil & Water Conservation District pursued a $500,000 grant through the...
Commissioners express gratitude for dog wardens, officers and staff for work they do
Animal shelter workers are vital in providing temporary housing, medical care and love to homeless and abandoned animals, and finding them forever homes. In addition to hands-on work with animals, the professionals play a crucial role in educating pet owners about proper care and responsible pet ownership. By sharing their knowledge and expertise, they help to create healthier and happier communities for animals and humans.
Amish Country Byway wins national award for leveraging resources
MILLERSBURG – The Amish Country Byway of Ohio is a winner of the 2024 Byway Award for Leveraging Resources. The award is given by the National Scenic Byway Foundation. It is one of the foundation’s eight national awards presented annually. The Amish Country Byway Committee, along with the...
New executive director at Startzman Clinic ready to address community healthcare needs
Mark Yoder DNP, FNP-C, is the new executive director for Viola Startzman Clinic in Wooster. He brings a wealth of experience in healthcare and a deep commitment to serving the community. Yoder, a Wooster resident, has served VSC as a nurse practitioner this past year and has an extensive background...
'It's home': Hoban's win over Hiland means something extra to coach Derek Carmichael
WOOSTER TWP. — Derek Carmichael wasn't wearing purple Saturday. But he was still right at home. Carmichael — the son of the late Sean Carmichael — is now the head coach of the Hoban Knights, who faced off with the defending Division IV state champion Hiland Hawks in the premier matchup of the Sean Carmichael Classic.
'It's made for a really fun year': West Holmes' sweep of Wooster adds to big season
WOOSTER — West Holmes and Wooster have a rivalry, and it's one of the best ones in the area, regardless of the sport. So it meant a little extra to Knights seniors Keegan Uhl and Kenzie Woods after their team earned a 13-4 win over the Generals on Friday afternoon to complete the season sweep.
Wayne County Sports Hall of Fame to induct 10 new members in 2024
The Wayne County Sports Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2024, which will be inducted at a ceremony on Saturday, June 22 at the Greystone Event Center in Wooster. The 24th WCSHOF class consists of Nick Bellanco, Mike Breckenridge, Barb Davis, Terry Dilyard, Brad Doty, Beth Green, Mason Monheim, Erica (Short) Baker, Rhonda Schaffer-Smith and Harold Weaver.
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