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People stand on a grassy slope around a large American flag near trees.

Carrollton veterans, Scouts retire 800 flags

VFW Post 3301, American Legion Post 428 and Boy Scout Troop 141 continued the annual Flag Day ceremony June 14 despite rain

Medina artist earns national watercolor honors

Surowicz receives AWS award, earns signature status with second organization

Cancer survivors share stories of strength, support

Bales, Schmelzer discuss journey during KCH's Hope Grows Here event

Knights Field Spray Ground closed for 2026 season

Wooster offers free temporary WayGo stop to Freedlander Pool

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Medina school board approves paving projects, names new Fenn principal

Board approves nearly $385,000 in facility improvements, hires new Sidney Fenn principal, adopts a new labor agreement.

Ohio budget includes Holmes County projects

More than $800,000 directed to county community improvements

Wooster pauses electric aggregation program

Residents will return to AEP Ohio’s standard utility rate

West Holmes board takes action on policy, personnel and finances

June meeting included updates on FFA, transportation and the K-5 building project

Dover nears move to new municipal building

Mayor Shane Gunnoe said council could soon leave chambers on East Second Street as the city awaits occupancy approval and plans a ribbon cutting

Orrville council reviews Depot Park events and city updates

Community Talent Show, road work, tournaments and budget legislation discussed during June 15 meeting

Holmes County recycles the right way

Long lines formed June 6 at Harvest Ridge as residents dropped off tires, electronics, paint and batteries for proper recycling

Sports

Garaway softball offense powered a record-setting campaign

The Lady Pirates capped 2026 with a big-hitting season as True Tango and Krista Miller set records for Garaway in Sugarcreek

Hiland hosts Transforming Basketball Clinic in Berlin

Coach Brady Schlabach brought the Italy-based teaching program to Holmes County for three days of training with area girls players and coaches

Hiland baseball falls 1 run shy of fourth straight state title

Lake Center Christian beat the Hawks 2-1 in the Division VI state title game June 12

Waynedale baseball locks down fourth state title in 5 years

The Golden Bears rallied late to beat Columbus Academy 9-5 in Akron for the Division V championship

Hiland baseball rallies past St. Henry, reaches final

A six-run fourth and 15 strikeouts from Mike Miller sent Berlin Hiland to Division VI title game against Lake Center Christian in Akron

Lions Club thanks community for support of annual chicken barbecue

Sold-out fundraiser supports local programs, scholarships and vision services

Weekly Blessing

God is not against you but for you

Angela Chapman's poem encourages believers to trust God’s presence in every moment

Live on Purpose

Guarding peace means watching who influences us

Columnist Kyle Snyder reflects on relationships, negativity and mental health

Pastor's Pen

Decision begins discipleship with Jesus

Kerry Green’s faith column recounts Simon Peter and Andrew choosing to follow Christ after the miraculous catch of fish

Look at the Past

Main Street building anchored Holloway commerce

A historic postcard recalls the Knights of Pythias hall above a longtime Holloway store that changed hands several times before closing

Good News

Fight the good fight in faith

Ken Staley reflects on Paul’s warning that rejecting a good conscience can lead believers away from their faith

Savvy Senior

Senior travel discounts: How to save on your next trip

Savings are available for flights, hotels and attractions

Life Lines

It's not too late to make a patriotic suggestion

Columnist Mike Dewey reflects on 1976 memories and the nation’s approaching milestone

Lifestyles

Aerial view of a large industrial complex with several long buildings and parking areas.

Dover library to host data center talk

Environmental scientist Dr. Randi Pokladnik will speak July 8 on how hyperscale data centers may affect Ohio communities

Cy Young Days shifts events to high school

Most of the June 26-28 festival will move to Newcomerstown High School because of downtown street work, with R.A. Dickey headlining this year’s event

Graduate in cap and gown with arms raised, holding a diploma against the sky.

Wooster AAUW supports nursing students

Scholarships help four Wayne County women pursue registered nurse programs

Musician in sunglasses and a patterned hat playing electric guitar.

Live local music for June 16-22

Presented in partnership with Dine Medina County, Ohio

Large group posing for a portrait in a formal room with chandeliers and a polished wooden floor.

Garaway Class of 1971 marks reunion

Forty-seven classmates and 22 guests gathered May 2 at the Tuscarawas County Senior Center in Dover for the 55-year event

Woman smiling at a desk with a laptop, notebook, and mug in an office.

Hoover reflects on first year at JVS

Jefferson County Joint Vocational School principal says the role brought new challenges and growth as the school expanded career-tech opportunities

Community

A scholarship application form on a wooden desk.

Wooster/Orrville NAACP awards scholarships

Five area students received a total of $8,200 to continue their education

Fire in the Hills revival held in Walnut Creek

Weekend event included speakers, worship, prayer and baptisms

Seven people stand in a room holding plaques and awards with a U.S. flag behind them.

Kiwanis Club of Mount Vernon presents prestigious John Philip Sousa awards to five area students

Award recognized one student from each Knox County high school for superior musicianship, leadership, dependability and loyalty

Carroll County Christian Academy graduates senior

Gabriella Marie Kramer of Dellroy received her diploma May 16 and plans to study nursing at Kent State Tuscarawas

People gathered on a street near brick buildings and sidewalks under a partly cloudy sky.

Medina church members build walls for Habitat home

More than 50 volunteers helped frame Habitat for Humanity of Medina County's next home

A car drives on a curving road beside a grassy shoulder and trees.

Cutting a bad habit: Keep grass clippings out of streets, storm drains

Helps protect local streams and waterways

Crowd walking beside vendor tents and display banners under a covered outdoor walkway.

Knox County Board of Elections showcases V.O.T.E.R. Van as practical election readiness solution

Mobile emergency response vehicle helps protect voter access, reduce downtime, and strengthen continuity of operations on Election Day

People seated and standing in a courtroom with wooden furnishings and tall windows.

Harrisville sewer hearing delayed to Sept. 9

In a separate case heard earlier in the day, Coda L. Boyd rejected a plea offer from the state for a second time

Three runners wearing bib numbers 452, 451, and 436 walk or jog together outdoors.

TOPS Nashville discusses exercise

June 9 meeting highlights health benefits of aerobic activity

Coshocton health district highlights ENT physician

Jeremy Rich of GMG ENT Coshocton says local residents can access ear, nose and throat care without traveling to neighboring cities

Business

El Bronco Mexican Restaurant opens on Main Street in Cadiz

The new Cadiz restaurant at 124 S. Main St. held a June 15 ribbon cutting and employs 10 people

Concert & Cruise-In returns to downtown Wooster

Event will include music, specialty vehicles and local food trucks

El Bronco to open in Cadiz

The Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon-cutting at 11 a.m. June 15 at 124 S. Main St.

Clever Quill plans Carrollton summer book events

The bookstore will host an audiobook crawl June 27 and a fantasy-themed festival July 11 to promote reading and support local businesses

Aloha, Medina! Hawaiian Luau Experience debuts June 27

Castle Noel brings island-inspired dining and entertainment to Historic District

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Carrollton veterans, Scouts retire 800 flags

Medina artist earns national watercolor honors

Cancer survivors share stories of strength, support

Knights Field Spray Ground closed for 2026 season

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Hoover reflects on first year at JVS

Cottage Hill Farm’s sheep tradition spans more than 200 years

El Bronco Mexican Restaurant opens on Main Street in Cadiz

Puskarich libraries launch summer reading events

Scio Summer Fest seeks royalty entrants

Scio income tax collections ahead of last year’s pace

El Bronco to open in Cadiz

Cadiz Women’s Golf League names winners

New Athens investigates water loss source

Blues for a Cure returns to Cadiz

Medina school board approves paving projects, names new Fenn principal

Ohio budget includes Holmes County projects

Wooster pauses electric aggregation program

West Holmes board takes action on policy, personnel and finances

Dover nears move to new municipal building

Orrville council reviews Depot Park events and city updates

Holmes County recycles the right way

Garaway softball offense powered a record-setting campaign

Hiland hosts Transforming Basketball Clinic in Berlin

Hiland baseball falls 1 run shy of fourth straight state title

Waynedale baseball locks down fourth state title in 5 years

Hiland baseball rallies past St. Henry, reaches final

Cottage Hill Farm’s sheep tradition spans more than 200 years

Minerva launches village emergency alert system

Statue honors Magnolia native and NFL champion Vincent Costello

‘Sugarcreek Amish Mysteries’ opts for Alpine Hills Museum for Season 2 opener

Minerva golfer qualifies for U.S. Senior Open

Fire in the Hills revival held in Walnut Creek

Carroll County Chamber of Commerce honors businesses, organizations at annual banquet

Carrollton graduate retires after Denison career

The Inn at Honey Run, Homestead unveiling new-look Honeycombs

Malvern Historical Society hosts local historian Doug Angeloni

Health department addresses cancer concerns near former Montville landfill

Cadiz Police chief facing heat for park incident

Benefit fishing tournament planned for Mayson White

Toasted on the Square has opened in New Philadelphia

Driver dies after crashing into Sharon Township home

Minerva golfer qualifies for U.S. Senior Open

Breaking ground on a new housing development

Wooster announces Independence Day weekend events

Dutchman Hospitality Group plans new Walnut Creek headquarters

Museums partner for World War II-themed railroad event

Lions Club thanks community for support of annual chicken barbecue

God is not against you but for you

Guarding peace means watching who influences us

Decision begins discipleship with Jesus

Main Street building anchored Holloway commerce

Fight the good fight in faith

Senior travel discounts: How to save on your next trip

It's not too late to make a patriotic suggestion

Dover library to host data center talk

Cy Young Days shifts events to high school

Wooster AAUW supports nursing students

Live local music for June 16-22

Garaway Class of 1971 marks reunion

Hoover reflects on first year at JVS

Wooster/Orrville NAACP awards scholarships

Fire in the Hills revival held in Walnut Creek

Kiwanis Club of Mount Vernon presents prestigious John Philip Sousa awards to five area students

Carroll County Christian Academy graduates senior

Medina church members build walls for Habitat home

Cutting a bad habit: Keep grass clippings out of streets, storm drains

Knox County Board of Elections showcases V.O.T.E.R. Van as practical election readiness solution

Harrisville sewer hearing delayed to Sept. 9

TOPS Nashville discusses exercise

Coshocton health district highlights ENT physician

El Bronco Mexican Restaurant opens on Main Street in Cadiz

Concert & Cruise-In returns to downtown Wooster

El Bronco to open in Cadiz

Clever Quill plans Carrollton summer book events

Aloha, Medina! Hawaiian Luau Experience debuts June 27

Amazon shoppers targeted by impostor scams

Still working at 65? Here’s how to handle Medicare

BBB warns residents about phone scams involving fake banks, back taxes