Wooster, OH News

• Wooster, OH News
• Grandfather’s War Experience Inspires Granddaughter’s I.S. Journey
• Kister Mill open house
• Two men arrested in connection to theft at Green Township business
• Schlabach named Coach of the Year in girl's basketball
• Orrville trash and recycling pickup to be delayed
• Wooster's pool season opens Saturday
• Wooster's pool season opens tomorrow
• Motion denied to close proceedings against Lodi teen
• Three-vehicle accident near Ashland
• Border request made with no opposition
• Wooster Students Shine During Presentations at National Meeting
• Wooster gets results of wastewater report
• Easement granted for Pearl Street home
• The College of Wooster Honors Retirees and Employees
• Council moving ahead with grant request
• Wooster man killed in hit-skip accident
• Rittman trying to deal with budget shortfall
• Dalton crash claims Stark County man
• Board of Health meeting next month
• Orrville joins "Click it or Ticket"
• Sudden infant death syndrome possibly reason for death of two-month old
• Portion of Melrose to close Monday
• Area man accidentally shoots his own hand
• Meth raid in Apple Creek
• Medina police investigating death of baby
• Stolen baseball and football cards recovered
• Fire destroys wood shop
• State Route 3 to close next week
• Wooster will spend more on new signal
• Wooster Urban Adventure is back
• 92-year old honored in West Salem
• Marshallville boundary meeting next week
• Class of 2012 Receives Final Instructions for the Journey Ahead
• Trial date set for Medina County woman
• Triplets Share Uncommon Variety of Common Interests
• Orrville woman pleads guilty to theft
• Crash involving Medina truck driver claims life
• Focus of Final Exam Shifts from Theory to Practice
• Tractor-trailer causes power outage
• RePlay Session Transforms Toys for Children with Disabilities
• Wooster Students Make a Case for Undergraduate Research in Nation’s Capital
• Local high schools receive top honors in theatrical performances
• Dominion planning pipeline project
• Local bank robbers facing up to sixty years in prison
• Principal in Wadsworth receives honor
• "The Gambler" coming to the Wayne County Fair
• Traffic signals to be replaced at Wayne and Quinby
• Upgrades coming to Buehler's Milltown
• Killbuck man back in jail for drunk driving
• Boosters will cover building and operating costs
• Pair pleads guilty to forgery
• Senior Research Symposium Reinforces the Value of Lifelong Learning
• Millersburg road is getting resurfaced
• Millersburg man turns expired plates into felony
• Lakeville woman charged with theft
• Wooster Faculty, Students, and Alumni Share Research at Anthropological Meeting
• Coshocton man enters guilty plea
• Court hearing next week for Orrville man
• Millersburg man pleads guilty in Holmes County
• Library hoping for grant
• Medina High School students arrested
• Portion of South Honeytown closing next week
• Centers Collaborate in Presentation of ‘Enterprise Solutions for Differently Abled’
• Gov. Kasich appoints two new judges
• Doylestown creates new position
• Science Day Captures the Imagination of Young Participants
• Composition by Cara Haxo Wins Second Prize in OFMC Contest
• Power Wheelchair Exhibition Brings Admiring Fans to Their Feet
• Portion of U.S. Route 250 to close next week
• Portion of U.S. 250 to close
• Authorities looking for Loudonville bank robber
• Jacob Sklar Awarded College of Wooster’s Carpenter Pre-Law Prize
• Holmes County "Field of Dreams"
• Wooster saves money
• ‘Jumping Genes’ Caught in the Act by Two Wooster Scientists
• College of Wooster Seniors Capture Top Honors at French Language Competition
• Wayne County authorities looking for Orrville man
• Wayne County Sheriffs looking for Orrville man
• 18-year old killed in one-vehicle accident
• Lakeville woman appears in Holmes County Court
• More Than 250 Wooster Seniors to Present Research Results on April 27
• Millersburg woman sentenced to jail time
• ‘Expanding Your Horizons’ Workshop Encourages Girls to Pursue Interest in Science and Math
• First reading of amendment heard by council
• Curb work to begin Tuesday in Orrville
• Wooster woman in serious condition
• Pilot makes emergency landing in Medina Township
• Health board gives ultimatum
• Bomb threat at Medina High School
• Millersburg water main leak
• Wooster zoning amendment
• Ground-breaking ceremony to be held for the Holmes County Agriculture Center
• Communication Sciences and Disorders Majors Honored for Research
• Entrepreneur Joan Carter to Speak on Role of Business in Creating Prosperity
• Wooster Chemists Make Their Mark at National ACS Meeting
• House fire in Rittman
• Oversized load traveling through Wayne County Wednesday
• Rittman pair arrested in meth lab raid
• Council passes three tax abatements
• Medina County woman's bond reduction denied
• State Route 302 to close next Monday
• Check it Out returns to downtown Wooster
• Stabbing in Lodi
• Portion of Burton City Road closing Wednesday
• Portion of Melrose to close
• Six years in prison for Wooster man
• Medina County man gets 3 years in prison
• Works by Wooster Students Chosen for Cleveland Chamber Symphony’s ‘Young and Emerging Composers’
• Crash north of Loudonville claims life of Mansfield man
• Fire department awarded grant
• Wooster man gets six months in jail
• New website for hospital
• No action taken by council
• Wooster Students Excel in Russian Language Competition
• United Way gives $50,000 to Wooster City Schools
• Portion of West Salem Road closing this week
• Portion of Burbank Road to close Monday
• Former Orrville man arrested for public indecency
• College of Wooster to hold 142nd Commencement on May 14
• Two new abatement requests approved
• Millersburg man enters not guilty plea in Holmes County
• Dow Chemical Representative to Present Helen Murray Free Lectures
• Drive-by shooting in Medina County
• Holmes County breaking and entering cases solved
• Student Curators Research College of Wooster Art Museum Collections
• Medina County woman faces disorderly conduct charge
• Smuckers invests in Chinese oatmeal company
• Showcase preview tonight
• No Matter When You Get Your Button, on I.S. Monday It's Time to Celebrate
• OSU Housing
• Recommendation for third police officer made in Shreve
• Major progress made on Orrville High School construction project
• Orrville considers revenue distribution change
• Millersburg woman receives community control in place of prison
• John W. Warner Jr., Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, Dies at 94
• Spring Academy of Religion Considers the Plight of the Oppressed
• Medina man arrested on sexual battery charge
• Killbuck man arrested for allegedly driving drunk
• Wayne County Sheriffs help in execution of seach warrant
• Robber gets eight years in prison
• Physics Majors Represent Wooster at National APS Meeting
• Millersburg man charged with attacking local woman
• Rittman may consider income tax hike
• Planning commission gives clearance to proposed home
• Julie Kendall Manages Disorder through Determination, Support Network
• Wooster Jam Returns to the Wayne County Fairgrounds
• Liberty Street closure
• Creston looking to fill vacant seat
• Aspiring Female Scientists Selected as Inaugural Luce Scholars
• Witnesses sought in fatal crash
• Driver and vehicle connected to fatal crash found
• Teen killed in crash honored
• Assault case means jail for Wooster man
• Local man faces jail on multiple charges
• Abatement for ABS
• Rittman moves ahead on meth lab ordinance
• Students Travel to Israel and Palestine to Study a Contentious History
• Troopers seek witnesses in Wayne County fatal crash
• Pomerene reaches an agreement with county over building
• Carr Road crash kills Orrville student
• Carr Road crash kills one, injures another
• Local man cleared of sex charges
• Wayne County Fair 2012
• Donald Kohn Returns to the Classroom to Share His Insight on the Economy
• Wooster utilities manager resigns
• Fire in Medina County kills animals
• Rittman man killed in Sunday night crash
• Two Medina residents arrested for running Ponzi scheme
• Medina Police Chief accused of making sexual gesture
• Creston boy arrested for inducing panic
• 81-year old charged with rape
• Doylestown passes trailer ordinance
• I-Seminar Series Helps Students Fine-Tune Their Research
• Inaugural CoRE Event Draws Widespread Interest and Acclaim
• Great Decisions Lecture Series Concludes with a Look at the Arab Spring
• Two men arrested for passing counterfeit money
• Millersburg woman pleads guilty to drug related charges
• Wayne and Lincoln Way elementary schools will close in June
• West Salem man pleads no contest to causing fatal crash
• WIC eliminating evening clinics
• Christina Bowerman among the Finalists for a Truman Scholarship
• Wooster-in-Thailand Program Puts Different Spin on ‘Theory to Practice’
• Applications for Admission Soar Past 5,000 for the First Time in History
• Wooster Student to Lead Volunteers in Home-Building Project in Mexico
• ODJFS could see reductions in service and workers
• Rittman Recreation Center no longer involved with youth baseball
• Last minute plea to save Lincoln Way from closing
• Krajcik close to deal with Sony
• Two Lodi women face methamphetamine-related charges
• Millersburg holds meeting about proposed income tax increase
• Lodi family loses dogs in fire
• ‘Wooster Jam’ Returns to Wayne County Fairgrounds April 20-21
• Wooster Students in the Spotlight at Debating for Democracy National Conference
• Wooster man pleads not guilty to attempted murder charges
• Orrville trash schedule stays same despite holiday
• Shreve woman sentenced to prison time
• 2-year old dies after being hit by vehicle
• Wooster man admits to setting apartment fire
• Catalytic converter thefts in Medina County lead to new task force
• Long appointed to hospital's board of governors
• Shreve man sentenced to prison time
• Open house tomorrow night
• Meeting to focus on zoning in Wooster Wednesday
• Power restored for more than 700 Wooster area residents
• Wayne County Commissioners amend resolution
• Holmes County Public Library trying to recover late fees
• Wayne County Bookmobile cancels two runs today
• Wayne County Bookmobile cancels two Tuesday runs
• Internet Cafe ban in Smithville
• New Orrville High School to open in 2013
• Killbuck man to serve time
• Orrville robbery
• One-vehicle crash claims life of Ashland man
• Tefs recommends closing two elementary buildings
• Killbuck man pleads guilty to domestic violence and endangering children
• Rittman firefighters raising money for fireworks
• Wooster man sentenced to 16 months in prison
• Festival of New Plays to Showcase Student Talents and an International Premiere at The College of Wooster
• High school student killed in Holmes County crash
• Millersburg man killed in Holmes County crash
• Meeting this week at Orrville High School
• Apple Creek may do away with board of public affairs
• Rittman police announce annual awards
• Wooster City Schools to announce reconfiguration plan
• John Rudisill Wins National Award for Article on Teaching Philosophy
• Jon Myers to be inducted
• Creston police chief promoted
• Upcoming meetings held at OARDC Campus
• Wooster man facing child porn charges
• Perrysville man headed to prison
• Brian Dykstra’s New Ragtime Compositions Revive Old Genre
• Homes evacuated in Medina due to punctured gas line
• Wooster residents will likely vote on income tax increase
• Local man headed to prison
• Trail being planned at Barnes Preserve
• Orrville alley vacated
• Commissioners sign landfill contract
• Prison time for Big Prairie man
• Georgia company to run Wooster's pools
• Grand opening celebration at north end McDonalds
• McDonals's Grand Opening Festivities Set
• Rittman looking at Meth lab cleanup
• 2011 Wooster City Employee Gross Wages Down from 2010
• Millersburg break-ins under investigation
• Grant to help pay for tornado sirens
• Crash fatalities down in Medina County
• Medina man changes plea in animal cruelty case
• Medina man changes plea to animal neglect charges
• Poem by Daniel Bourne Published on Two Major Literary Websites
• Commissioners approve budget for general fund
• Medina teen still in hospital following crash on Friday
• Former youth football coach pleads not guilty to multiple charges
• Heating program taking appointments
• Candidates night for Sheriff and Commissioner
• Council to consider tax abatement request
• Tax bills due March 1
• Wooster Students Earn All-American Honors at Moot Court Nationals
• Coshocton man headed back to jail
• Wooster receives funding for Spring Street Water Line Project
• Ashland County man killed in industrial accident
• Two injured in Medina County crash
• Homeless man headed to prison for rape
• Former Medina youth football coach arrested
• Medina County woman injured in two vehicle crash
• More details released about weekend stabbing in Wooster
• Wooster man wanted for murder arrested in Mississippi
• Local man accused of assaulting wife arrested in southern Ohio
• Wooster man gets two years probation
• Drug raid nets three arrests
• Crash in Wadsworth claims one life
• Coshocton man sentenced to prison time in Holmes County
• Meeting tonight at Triway High School over proposed cuts
• Killbuck man headed to jail
• "Margin Call" Garners Oscar Nomination for J.C. Chandor '96
• Medina County voters to see change in precincts
• Fire in Lodi possibly result of meth operation
• WCWS Joins iHeartRadio Network
• Wooster police searching for stabbing suspect
• Shreve man sentenced for domestic violence charges
• 18 months in prison for Shreve man
• Wooster Police searching for suspect involved in stabbing
• Wooster shooting under investigation
• Medina County man in serious condition after crash
• Barberton man killed in head-on crash
• Bomb threat evacuates Wadsworth High School Wednesday
• Mogadore man arrested in Rittman
• Local man killed in semi accident
• Weekend fire causes $450,000 in damage
• Smithville and Green Local still discussing waterline
• College Mourns the Passing of Bettye Jo Mastrine
• Rittman to apply for $500,000 grant
• Rittman seeking to waive pool inspection fees
• Construction to continue on Melrose in Wooster
• Accident in Medina County sends four to hospital
• Accident involving Shreve woman under investigation
• College Mourns the Death of Susan Charlton
• Ohio Light Opera’s 2012 Season Features New Productions and Old Favorites
• Perrysville Junior High building to close as part of consolidation plan
• Shreve woman pleads guilty to five counts of Deception
• Wooster man pleads guilty to drug-related charges
• Wooster man in Holmes County Common Pleas Court
• Rape trial underway in Wooster
• Forensic report released on Rittman remains
• Historic buildings demolished
• Great Decision Lecture Series Returns to The College of Wooster in February
• Dunlap Hospital to merge with Aultman
• Navarre Man pleads guilty to theft charges
• Area man likely to get 11 years in prison
• Parts of Burbank and Kurtz reopen in Wooster
• Smithville man sentenced to one year in prison
• Apple Creek passes ordinance concerning loan
• Tax rates rise in Medina County
• Wayne County couple killed in traffic crash
• Wooster's director of administration resigns
• Five years in prison for local man
• Orrville police looking for robbery suspect
• Minimal snowfall equals savings in Medina County
• Wooster man gets two years in prison
• Wooster woman receives 30 days in Holmes County Jail
• Mysterious water leak in Killbuck
• Board of elections has new director
• Measure put on hold in Doylestown
• Wooster council approves the purchase of road salt
• Hospital renovation project moving forward
• Local man pleads not guilty
• Commissioners to elect new president
• Award-Winning Architects and Finnish Artist Featured in Exhibitions
• RED CROSS ONLINE SIGNUP
• Wooster council will meet Tuesday night
• WAYNE COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DOWN
• Goodwill honored by Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce
• Local man arrested for high-speed chase
• Massillon woman headed to prison for seven years after assault
• Twelve year old charged with arson
• Bids being accepted for October Hills wastewater project
• Local man sentenced on extortion charges
• Accidental fire destroys mobile home in Wooster
• Wadsworth man arrested after plowing through 20 properties on Christmas
• Wooster to apply for transportation grant
• Fire in Spencer Township destroys half a home
• Bus upgrades at West Holmes
• Reindeer recovering after falling from truck
• Josh Krajcik is runner-up on X Factor
• Rittman man sentenced on sex charges
• Wooster couple sentenced for their role in mushroom operation
• Murder suspect fails to show up for sentencing
• 2012 measures approved in Smithville
• ‘Snug in Their Beds’ Program Ensures a Good Night’s Sleep for Area Children
• Shooting of 15-year old Amish girl ruled accidental
• Traffic violation leads to discovery of cocaine
• X Factor finals tonight
• Accident involving SUV and school bus sends five students to hospital
• Orrville man leads police on car chase
• Teenager's shooting death remains under investigation
• NEW WAYNE COUNTY LIBRARY BOOKMOBILE IN THE WORKS
• TRIWAY SUPPORTS KRAJCIK
• SHOOTING DEATH INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
• WOOSTER TRANSPORTATION PLAN
• Holmes County Sheriffs investigating shooting death of teen girl
• Wooster police trying to locate suspect in homicide
• Senate passes measure to rename a portion of I-71 after John Runkle
• Drug charges stem from traffic stop on "30"
• L-P board members vote to delay decision on consolidation
• Northwestern students caught drinking expelled for 80 days
• Orrville Area United Way exceeds its fundraising goal
• Watch parties tonight and tomorrow night for Josh Krajcik
• Watch party Wednesday and Thursday for Josh Krajcik
• State approves excavator purchase
• Moot Court Competition Brings Out the Best in Aspiring Young Attorneys
• Harrison Road closure beginning today
• Harrison Road closure beginning Tuesday
• Weekend shooting remains under investigation
• EVERYTHING RUBBERMAID STORE TO STAY
• WOOSTER POLICE INVESTIGATING HOMICIDE
• Krajcik advances again
• College of Wooster Students Share Passion for Science with 4th Graders
• Highland Local School District bus collides with semi
• Two years probation for Falls woman
• Woman hit by stray shotgun slug
• Police looking for robbery suspects
• Probation for Doylestown man
• Sutton will run next year in the 16th Congressional District
• Reward offered for Holmes County poachers
• Center for Entrepreneurship’s Pitchoff Produces Novel Ideas
• Fatal crash on SR 83 in Holmes County
• Medina men plead not guilty to child porn charges
• Two Medina men plead not guilty to child pornography-related charges
• Wooster Revamps Traditional Role of Library with New CoRE Center
• Chippewa Local will ask voters to approve income tax renewal
• Rubbermaid closing Wooster distribution center
• Medina County Probation Department expecting to receive grant
• Orrville consolidating positions
• Hospital approves 2012 operating budget
• Wilson Avenue closing Wednesday
• Wilson Avenue closing tomorrow
• AMRE Program Celebrates Integration of Theory and Practice
• Seven men arrested in connection with the Amish beard and hair cutting incident
• Two cases of whooping cough confirmed in Holmes County
• Council backs subsidized transportation program
• License Bureau closed Thursday & Friday
• Bids rejected for wastewater treatment plant
• Holiday-related delay for Waste Management
• 1-71 southbound reduced to one lane of traffic Tuesday south of 83 interchange
• Wooster Ensembles Present Sounds of the Season
• Charlotte Papp Advances to National American Miss Pageant
• Class of 2012 Prepares for Uncertain Job Market
• Center for Entrepreneurship to Determine Idea Competition Finalists at ‘Pitch-Off’
• Congress Township looking at zoning options
• RITTMAN SCHOOL DEMOLITION
• J.M. Smucker Company recalls peanut butter
• Brunswick man recovering from hypothermia after becoming lost in woods
• Krajcik among The X Factor's final nine singers
• Medina Township man accused of animal neglect and cockfighting released from jail on bond
• Six vehicle accident claims life of Dalton man
• Rittman man found guilty, faces up to 15 years in prison
• Liberal Arts College Graduates Feel Better Prepared Than Peers
• Local drive thru robbed
• Brunswick woman pleads not guilty to charges related to sexual contact with minor
• College of Wooster Dance Company to Present Fall Concert
• Two Chippewa Township men arrested for burglary
• Faculty at Large Lecture to Look at Politics of Black Fellowship
• No charges to be filed against Brunswick Hills Township resident
• Three Medina men in jail on child pornography charges
• Paul Bonvallet Receives American Chemical Society Grant
• Wooster police officer suspended
• Rittman man arrested for burglary and theft
• Multi-County JAS Superintendent retires December 30th
• A brighter and more energy efficent Christmas tree courtesy of the Wayne County Amateur Radio Club
• Wooster man sentenced to 20 years on child porography charges
• Forum debate held for the upcoming election
• Amish boy dies after being hit by car
• WCWS Radio to Present ‘War of the Worlds’
• Jail time for Killbuck man
• Voters in Burbank to see 5-mill levy for police protection
• Young Artists Make Lasting Impression about Diversity
• Historian Nell Irvin Painter to Speak at Final Wooster Forum Lecture
• Commercial and Savings Bank celebrates opening of two new Wooster branches
• Wooster's Early-Aid Estimator Trumps Net-Price Calculator
• Amstutz meeting tonight in Wooster
• Massillon man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Man hospitalized after accident on U.S. Route 224
• Man hospitalized after accident in Medina County
• Wooster City Council approves two measures
• State Route 83 closing next week
• Council in Killbuck approves resolution
• J.M. Smucker buying Sara Lee
• Wayne County authorities searching for Sterling woman
• Sugarcreek man hoping to plead no contest
• Chestnut Hill Cemetery in Doylestown going electric
• Annual Freedom Fund Dinner to be held on Thursday
• Two resolutions passed by Wooster City Council
• Armed robbery at Buckeye Deli in Nashville
• Community forum held in Dalton regarding Issue 16
• Groundbreaking in downtown Wooster
• Critics Agree, J.C. Chandor's "Margin Call" Is A Hit
• Multicultural and Diversity Day Opens the Eyes of Middle School Students in Rural Ohio
• Reconstructing British Colony in Jamestown Subject of Archaeology Lecture
• Director James Levin Brings Local Flavor to ‘Marat/Sade’
• Fatal accident claims life of 17-year old in Green Township
• Fatal accident claims life of 17-year old woman in Green Township
• Extension approved for Wooster police officers
• Fern Valley Becomes Science Sanctuary
• Professor of English Russ Castronovo to Speak at The College of Wooster
• Remains are those of Wooster woman
• Little League helps to make improvements and repairs at the village park in Burbank
• Inuit Printmakers to Exhibit Works at The College of Wooster Museum
• Fern Valley Becomes Science Sanctuary
• Clothing vouchers handed out to needy families in Holmes County
• Wayne County Schools Career Center nursing students help Wooster City Schools nurses
• Two resolutions passed in Jeromesville
• Dalton Fire Safety Committee to put on community forum
• Rittman faces future financial problems
• Wayne County Planning Commission to take action on zoning resolution
• Wage freeze for police to be discussed at Wooster City Council meeting
• Two street department employees laid off in Millersburg
• Navarre man found not competent to stand trial
• Woman arrested in connection with Apple Creek Bank robbery
• Scientist Looks Skyward to Assess Impact of Global Climate Change
• Scot Marching Band’s Annual Fall Concert Set for Oct. 23
• Edmiston Wins 2011 Popular Mechanics Breakthrough Award
• ODOT to hold Winter Operations Readiness event in Wooster
• Rittman death under investigation
• Suspects sought in Jeromesville break-in
• Former Holmes County man killed in Indiana
• Standoff with police lands Wooster man in jail
• Amish attack remains under investigation
• Sheller family of Smithville is focus for exhibit
• Drive-It-Yourself Farm Tour underway in Wayne County
• Antique Festival names 2011 Princess and Queen
• Construction activities in Wooster down from 2010
• "Walk Through Orrville's Past" coming October 22nd
• Village of Apple Creek expands police department
• Fire on Stibbs Street being investigated as a suspected arson
• More bones found in Rittman
• Four men arrested for assaulting Amish man
• College of Wooster Art Students Collaborate on ‘Press’ for Diversity
• Prosperity Through Innovation Topic of Wilson Lecture in Business Economics
• Ivars Peterson to Discuss the Mathematics behind Games of Chance
• 31st Annual Osgood Memorial Lecture to Feature ‘Geoarcheological Excursion’
• American Birds and Global Climate Change Topic of Next Forum Lecture
• Wooster police looking for missing teen
• Triway grad back on the X Factor
• Updated hazard mitigation plan approved
• Edwidge Danticat Reflects on Family, Immigration, and Why "Stories Matter"
• College of Wooster Geologists Prepare for Presentations at National Meeting
• Paul Edmiston Wins 2011 Breakthrough Award from Popular Mechanics
• Apple Creek Bank in Wooster robbed Monday
• Dan Miraldi Rocks the Music World
• Dan Miraldi Rocks the Music World
• Chippewa school board explores energy saving options
• Two mass immunization clinics to be held in Holmes County
• Norwayne Middle School and High School Complex to be dedicated
• Millersburg couple sentenced to year in jail for trafficking
• Two new resolutions to be considered at Orrville City Council Meeting
• Grant approved will help high school teachers in Southeast Local School District
• Medway replacement levy issue on agenda for Wooster City Council meeting
• Vision for Wooster City Schools almost complete
• Man headed to prison for not paying child support
• Wooster Professor’s Analysis of Bush’s Ceremonial Rhetoric Published
• Wooster man found guilty of murder
• Local woman charged in death of 15-month old
• Wadsworth Police still looking for man who robbed Goodwill
• Holmesville man pleads guilty to trafficking
• Triway grad rocks X Factor
• Wooster Professors Untangle Knot Theory at Faculty at Large Lecture
• Haitian-American Author Edwidge Danticat to Speak at Next Wooster Forum
• Wooster Senior Reaches Out to Ghanaian Children in Village of Akaa
• Human remains found in Rittman
• Bond set for robbery suspects
• AMRE Students Provide Valuable Solutions Where the Rubber Meets the Road
• Wayne County Public Library cancels Tuesday stops
• Hospices in Holmes and Wayne join together
• Holmesville Street Committee recommends work for Taylor Street
• Substance abuse program at Wayne County Jail receives funding
• Village of Apple Creek approves new Realtor
• Dalton woman sentenced to community control
• Wooster Council approves emergency resolution for sewer
• Orrville students collect for Salvation Army
• Trial begins Monday for Wooster man
• Wooster officer shot during SWAT training exercise
• Wooster Police Department promotes two of its own
• Commissioners looking at candidates
• Poetry by U.S. Army Veteran Brian Turner Brings Readers to the Frontline
• Rittman passes property maintenance code
• When it Comes to Pre-Columbus Americas, Textbooks ‘Don’t Know Much about History’
• Africana Studies Seminar to Address Present-Day Racism
• West Salem man dies in accident
• Wooster Alumni in 27 Cities Turn Out to Give Back During Scots in Service 2011
• Nazi Book-Burning Display Marks One of Human HIstory's Darker Moments
• Probation for Rittman man
• Classes at Northwestern canceled Thursday
• Wooster man honored for helping troopers during crash
• Wooster man honored for helping officers during crash
• Road projects next week in Wooster
• Award-Winning Author Charles C. Mann Opens Wooster Forum Series
• Full day of events at the OARDC
• College of Wooster’s Center for Entrepreneurship Hosts Kickoff Event
• Visiting Anthropologist to Address Archaeology and the Modern Maya
• "The Reconstruction of Asa Carter" Offers a Bizarre Tale of Literary Fraud
• Opening Faculty at Large Lecture to Explore Global Tourism
• Wooster Community Hospital to have sleep screenings at fair
• Orrville City Schools adopts character theme
• Youth to help with repairs at Burbank park
• Wayne County Juvenile Court receives funding
• Members of the Wooster Chorus to Perform with The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus
• Millersburg man faces a year behind bars for stealing tools
• Holmes County boy found incompetent in mother's death
• West Salem man indicted on attempted murder and kidnapping charges
• Millersburg man charged in Holmes County
• Two instant lottery winners hit at City News
• Portion of Pittsburgh Avenue to close
• Wooster Hosts Pre-law Seminar for High School Students and Families on Sept. 26 in Cleveland
• Waste Management and Orrville trash and recycling collection delay
• Wooster to conduct sewer smoke testing
• Ex-offender workshop held in Wooster
• Loudonville woman could face one year in prison
• Every Woman's House makes donation
• Wooster city Planning Commision approves health facilities
• Millersburg woman headed to jail
• Fredericksburg woman dies as result of accident
• Accident kills one, injures seven others
• Local man injured in crash
• West Salem man gets two years in prison
• West Salem man seriously hurt in crash with tanker
• Wooster Community Hospital to hire police officer
• Bed tax money handed out in Holmes County
• Counseling center hoping to build housing complex in Wooster
• Portion of Pleasant Home Road closed
• Portion of Pleasant Home Road closed indefinitely
• Portion of Sterling Road to close
• West Salem man charged with kidnapping
• With Joy and Pomp (and Pipers), Wooster Welcomes the Class of 2015 and Begins a New Year
• Hukill released from prison
• Green board receives campus update
• Officials in Millersburg look to address income tax concerns
• Millersburg woman sentenced to jail
• Project in downtown Wooster to move forward
• Projects in Smithville
• Shreve to add levy on November ballot
• Killbuck man heading to prison
• Dalton woman found not guilty of arson
• Wooster man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Back to School for Wooster - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• $600,000 NSF Grant Will Provide Scholarships, Mentoring, and Support for STEM Students at Wooster
• Holmes County man arrested after chase in Canton
• Rittman man in critical condition
• State Route 3 open
• Author of The Boy Who Loved Tornadoes to Present Reading of Her Work
• Rain impacts Holmes County Fair but officials still happy
• Dr. Maurice Mullett receives special honor
• Accident claims life of West Salem woman
• Holmes County Health District to close Thursday and Friday
• Kaffee Haus closing
• Two vehicle accident claims life of 11-year old
• Apple Creek's former Police Chief sentenced
• Concern over Rittman Library relocation
• Wayne County Common Pleas Court looking for special funds
• Polk woman faces 11-years in prison
• Wooster district gets excellent with distinction rating
• Background checks for construction workers
• Fall Academy of Religion to Examine Bioethics
• 14-year old boy charged with rape
• Duncan Theater showing movie tomorrow night
• 18 months in prison for Loudonville man
• Jennifer Winge Named Dean of Admissions at The College of Wooster
• Maurer not seeking re-election as Sheriff
• Hearing today for Big Prairie boy accused of fatally shooting his mother
• Wooster council approves road projects
• Waste increase approved in Holmes County
• Students Put Theory into Practice in Global Social Entrepreneurship Program
• Two local men headed to prison
• Innovative Works on Tap for Upcoming Theatre and Dance Season
• Ron Becker to retire
• Southern Ohio man sentenced in Wayne County
• Wooster City Council to return from recess
• Wooster awarded $500,000 loan from the state
• Concerns in Wooster
• Canaan Township boundary
• Communication troubles
• Wooster man gets a year in prison
• College Mourns the Passing of Ken Plusquellec
• More details released on deadly plane crash
• Shuttles running to the Holmes County Fair
• Mark Wilson and Fellow Scientists Receive National Geographic Grant
• Death of local man under investigation
• Holmes County plane crash kills three
• Feedback sought of proposed fee increase
• Creston may sell community center
• Two men arrested on robbery
• Water tower project in Mount Eaton complete
• Village of Shreve to receive grants for street widening project
• Killbuck teen gets 18 months in prison for unlawful sexual conduct with minor
• Killbuck man sentenced on pot charges
• Killbuck man gets 18 months on sex charges
• Fredericksburg man gets prison time on meth charges
• Wayne commissioners change resolution's wording
• Rogues' Hollow festival this weekend
• Wooster man given four years in prison
• New computers for Orrville Public Library
• Apple Creek police chief steps down
• Physics Students Share Results of Summer Research
• Holmes commissioners appoint Ginsburg
• Trial continues for Dalton woman
• Meeting next week regarding Wooster kindergarten
• Wooster Forum Celebrates the History of the Americas
• New Norwayne Middle School ready to go
• Fire destroys barn near Rittman
• Wooster Community Hospital approves renovation project
• Dalton places fire levy on the November ballot
• Wooster City School District awarded $50,000 grant
• Doylestown Police Department to offer DARE program
• Orrville now owns a share of Fremont Energy Center
• Chippewa School Board focusing on building improvements and repairs
• Dunlap considering partnership with Aultman
• Wooster Growth Corporation plans to buy former Snap-On building
• Apartment complex fire in Orrville
• Wooster Alumnus Honored for Influence on Education in China
• Jeromesville employee given three days in jail
• Rittman's Sleepwalker festival starts this Thursday
• Creston man pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Attic fire at Orrville home
• Nold Avenue closed
• Ohio Light Opera to Remain Part of The College of Wooster
• Motorcycle accident under investigation
• People to People Ministries' BSP gets started this week
• Six months in jail for Millersburg man
• Pastor wants to help with tasks around village of Killbuck
• Wooster fire destroys garage
• Portsmouth man found guilty of unlawful sexual conduct with minor
• Green District awarded bids for the early site work on new Green campus
• Bixler family donates park to village of Apple Creek
• Wayne County Health Board approves increase in permit fees
• Block grant monies handed out
• Local man sentenced on child porn charges
• OHS building project ready to go
• Reward offered in Apple Creek fire
• Dog park in Orrville
• Rittman considering old middle school
• Artists Share Global Perspective on the Americas in Opening Exhibitions
• Millersburg man gets six months
• Fredericksburg pair sentenced on drug charges
• Millersburg seeking income tax increase
• Orrville School Board will look at bids Thursday
• Creston entirely in Cannan Twp soon
• Budget passed in Holmes County
• Three years for local man
• Creston budget approved
• Apple Creek fire under investigation
• Abatement for local company
• Holmes County pair face possible jail for durg offense
• Hearing for former Creston cop today
• Southeast awarded grant to fund college prep program for middle school students
• Citizens in Rittman allowed to use appeal process for sidewalk program
• CNC Metal Products in Wooster granted 50 percent tax abatement
• Tri-County ESC making effort to absorb cuts
• Pastor in Sugar Creek Township finds nooses and threatening note in office
• Millersburg man dies in one car accident
• 25-year-old Dalton woman reports being raped and getting purse stolen
• Apple Creek Fire
• Millersburg man gets 180 days in Holmes County Jail
• Wayne College to receive grant
• Dalton voters to see levy on November ballot
• Nashville man charged with drug trafficking
• West Salem designates May 26th as 1st Lt. John Runkle Day
• Body discovered in Mount Vernon
• From Footlights to Spotlights, Wooster Students Shine with Ohio Light Opera
• Orrville YMCA going public with capital campaign
• Millersburg council given update on budget
• Holmes County fire under investigation
• New council member in Fredericksburg
• Mansfield man gets two years in prison
• West Salem approves measure related to 2012 budget
• Construction at Wayne County Schools Career Center almost complete
• Wooster man sentenced to community control
• Dover man sentenced to four years in prison
• Wooster man dies in two-vehicle accident
• One dead in crash on US-250
• Wooster’s AP Institute Prepares Teachers for Advanced Courses
• Laurie Houck Named Vice President for Development at The College of Wooster
• 3-year-old upgraded to good condition
• Fireworks tonight in Wooster
• Village of Shreve talking about getting a mural for attraction
• Akron man sentenced on Wayne County drug charges
• Two sections of state Route 302 closed for repairs on Wed 7/6/11
• JFS doing away with cab service
• The hospice of Holmes County to begin training new volunteers
• Fire at Jerry's in Orrville
• Trustees and Friends Honor Sally Patton with $872,000 Endowment Gift
• Allleged rape at Christmas Run Pool under investigation
• Two women arrested after 20 pounds of pot found in vehicle
• Smithville bank robbery under investigation
• Wooster couple given probation
• Six years in prison for Orrville man
• Green Local approves resolution
• Wooster Scientist a Subcontractor on Grants from National Institutes of Health
• ‘Share Your Bowl’ Program Produces ‘Gr-r-reat’ Results
• Wooster man faces up to 14 years in prison
• EntreprenOrrville to begin this coming Thursday
• Wayne County to self-insure workers' compensation
• Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center approve 5-year maintenance project
• Local man in critical condition
• Council members in Shreve make cuts on budget
• CBS to acquire Wooster Branches
• Drum Circle is set for July 1st in Orrville
• Loudonville Village Council purchases pneumatic piercing tool
• City Council in Wooster approves designing services of two downtown intersections
• Early Intervention Helps Young Students Give Higher Education the ‘Old College Try’
• Rain Gardens to Measure Effectiveness of Water-Purification Product
• Memorial Services Scheduled to Honor the Life of Kim Tunnicliff
• Sterling pair arrested for allegedly stealing copper wire
• Start of Stutzman murder trial will likely be delayed
• Accident on U.S. Route 30 Injures Three
• Changes coming next year for OSU ATI
• Wooster council approves new janitorial contract for city hall
• At B-WISER Camp, a Woman’s Place is…in the Lab
• AMRE Students Measure Energy Usage on Campus
• Wooster council meeting tonight
• Doylestown planning commission approves charter school site plans
• Resolution requesting certification of revenue from levy OK'd by Shreve
• Council in Mount Eaton talk repairs, maintenance, and levy renewal
• Orrville 19-year-old sentenced for unlawful sex with a minor
• Loudonville couple plead guilty to drug-selling charges
• College Mourns the Death of Kim Tunnicliff
• Wooster man dies in head-on crash
• Six years in prison for Wooster woman
• Smithville woman killed in crash
• Chippewa Local officially names new superintendent
• Linking National Identity to Environmental Stewardship
• College of Wooster Biologist Discovers Two New Species of Frogs
• Millersburg man arrested for allegedly growing pot
• Study recommends closing Perrysville Junior High School
• Rittman moving forward with township resolution
• Bioinformatics Workshop Gives Young Scientists ‘Hands-On’ Experience
• Osorb ‘Soaks Up’ Ohio Chamber Entrepreneurship Award
• Curtain Rises on Ohio Light Opera’s 33rd Season Saturday Night
• Wooster man killed during motorcycle accident
• Two hospitalized after Wooster Sunday stabbing
• Local sewer project moves forward
• Man arrested after standoff faces court appearance
• Woman pleads guilty to drug charge
• STEPS and Wooster Community Hospital detox program proving to be successful
• Facility issues are being addressed in district of Triway
• Best of both worlds at OSU/ATI in Wooster
• Funeral held for 1st Lt. John Runkle
• Local solider's funeral today
• Mushroom bust leads to five arrests
• 84-year old man gets 10 years in prison
• School board in district of Northwestern says budget is now balanced
• Funeral this week for fallen solider
• City Council in Rittman looking for a new Councilman
• Wooster council to discuss COW Gasche proposal
• Holmesville man sentenced to one year in prison
• Farmer's Market and Kids Day Tomorrow in downtown Wooster
• Northwestern H.S. to host memorial service for fallen solider
• Jake's moving to a new location
• Wooster to Honor Four Distinguished Alumni
• Columbia Station man sentenced in Wayne County
• Medina man to be arraigned on rape charges
• Power of the Pen More than Just a Competition
• Local solider killed in Afghanistan
• Mohican River.. canoeing off limits on Friday due to high water levels
• Wooster man indicted on child porn charges
• Wayne County Public Library on pace to set a record in usage numbers
• Wayne County Sheriff's Office moving forward with grant request
• WPD send warnings out to local businesses about counterfeit money
• Killbuck District Bicycle Rodeo June 4th
• Dalton board of education gives thanks for passing bond issue
• Apple Creek man sentenced to three years in prison
• Triway graduation moved indoors
• EMS crews called out to New Pittsburg rehab facility
• Wooster City Schools projected to lose $3 million in state funding
• Killbuck man pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Marshallville & Baughman Township to share project's cost
• Juvenile court encouraged to apply for state funds
• Lisbon man electrocuted in Wayne Township
• Composition by Cara Haxo to Premiere at New York City’s Symphony Space
• Wooster Fragments to Perform in Oxford, England, Next Week
• Karl Feierabend and James West Win Cottrell College Science Awards
• City crews trying their best to fill potholes in Wooster
• Wayne County schools teaming up to consolidate special needs programs
• The Spot! receives donation from Westminster Presbyterian Church
• Rittman council to consider resolutions
• Wayne County Schools Career Center renovation almost complete
• Historical society meeting Wednesday night in Chippewa Township
• Local doctor found dead after farming accident
• Wooster woman headed to prison
• Smuckers buys coffee company
• Millersburg man will spend a year behind bars
• Wayne County building official stepping down
• Wayne County building official stepping down
• The College of Wooster Honors its Employees
• Orrville police make arrest in local woman's murder
• Wooster council considers Gashe Street ordinance
• Orrville Police make arrest in local murder
• Commencement 2011: 'Beating the Drum' for a Wooster Education
• Hillsdale board of education approves five-year financial report
• Council members in Wooster to consider tax abatements
• City Council in Wooster to review tax incentives
• Local man dies in motorcycle accident
• Rittman man sentenced to two years community control
• Medina man facing rape charges
• Millersburg trying for grant money
• Local company gets state award
• Apple Creek still wants to unload former ACDC land
• City of Wooster gets award
• Dover man pleads guilty to sex charge
• Senior Member of Wooster’s Senior Class Inspires Fellow Students
• West Holmes teacher facing two and a half years in prison on sex-related charges
• Wayne County veteran honored
• Food being distributed Saturday in Wooster
• Virginia Henry Receives Award for Distinguished Research
• Ronald McDonald Care Mobile unit coming to Wooster
• Creston council members approve measure concerning police department
• Wooster Faculty Recognized for Research
• Possible homicide in Orrville
• Special Election Results from Tuesday, May 3
• Planning commission approves Family Dollar designs
• Millersburg man to spend a year behind bars on drug charges
• Laura Stricklen Prepares to Join ‘New Generation of Community Organizers’
• Winchester and Dizon Stand Tall as Composers
• Forget the Wedding; Wooster Throws a Royal Celebration of Independent Study
• Computer Science Students Probe Tomato Attributes at Artificial Intelligence Conference
• Flood Warning for Killbuck Creek
• No injuries in Apple Creek barn fire
• Big Prairie hopes for more work
• Rittman increases lunch prices
• Work continues at Holmes Co. Airport
• Sales Tax revenue up in Wayne County
• Norton man facing gun-related charges in Wayne County
• ODOT coming to Wooster next week
• Apple Creek council names newest member
• Wooster Scientists Join National Effort to improve Soybean Production Sustainability
• New System for Writing Lab Reports Places Emphasis on Quality
• Catherine Trainor Selected as a Fulbright Scholar
• Kaylin Gaal Awarded College of Wooster’s Carpenter Pre-Law Prize
• Gresser gets 10 years in prison
• Gresser accepts plea
• Fire damages Wadsworth house
• Composition by Frederick Evans Wins Second Prize in OFMC Contest
• Student Composition Highlights Scot Symphonic Band’s Spring Concert
• Smithville man's murder trial underway
• Impostor calling area restaurants
• Winesburg moving forward with water project
• Wooster to celebrate student research achievements on April 29
• Wooster Archaeology Students and Alumni Present Research at National Meeting
• Goldwater Foundation Awards Scholarships to Two Wooster Students
• Girls ‘Expand Horizons’ at Annual Science and Math Conference
• Killbuck man arrested on drug charges
• Apple Creek welcomes home Marines
• Wayne County Fair Board comes up with emergency plan
• Green Local superintendent interested in Ashland job
• Faculty Find Novel Ways to Silence Cell Phones and Texts in the Classroom
• Life in prison for Medina County man
• Cleanup dates for the Holmes County Fairgrounds
• YMCA may have to eliminate summer camp
• Wooster Salvation Army awarded grant
• Texas woman wins $20,000 in J.M. Smucker Company contest
• Men ‘Walk the Walk’ in March Against Sexual Assault and Gender Violence
• Plain Township woman can only see kids under supervision
• Wooster to Host Alumni Sports Panel on April 7
• Massillon man pleads guilty to breaking and entering charges
• Holmesville man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Wooster Council approves the purchase of two thermal imaging cameras
• Sterling man gets probation on drug charges
• Wooster Brush employees win Mega Millions prize
• Crash on State Route 30 injures three
• Student Choreographers Join Professionals for Annual Spring Dance Concert
• Science Day Draws Large Crowd to Taylor Hall
• Center for Entrepreneurship to Present Series of Lectures
• Jennifer Hayward to Present Faculty at Large Lecture on April 12
• Guillermo Gómez-Peña Brings Unique Solo Performance to The College of Wooster
• Portion of Wayne Avenue to close on Monday
• State of West Holmes School District scheduled
• Fredericksburg man dies after being hit by van
• Holmes County man arrested in drug raid
• Seven years in prison for West Salem man
• Food the Focus of Upcoming Helen Murray Free Lectures
• West Salem man gets seven years on vehicular homicide charges
• Lakeville man arrested during raid of meth lab
• Two-vehicle crash claims the life of Columbus man
• Skidmore Professor Michael Mudrovic to Speak at The College of Wooster
• Former Wooster President R. Stanton Hales to Receive Honorary Degree at Commencement
• Susan Long to Deliver Stieglitz Memorial Lecture on April 12
• Columbus man killed in Holmes County accident
• Electrical short causes power outage in Orrville
• Akron man gets a year in prison for selling drugs in Wayne County
• Groundbreaking for Dalton athletic project
• Holmes County woman pleads guilty
• ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’ Raises Awareness about Sexual Assault and Gender Violence
• Landsharks, Samurai, and Giant Tootsie Rolls: It's I.S. Monday 2011
• College of Wooster’s Science Day Promises a Multi-Sensory Experience
• Area Road Closures
• Author and Playwright Caryl Phillips to Speak at The College of Wooster
• Wayne County Fair 2011
• Lakeville man sentenced to a year in jail
• Orrville cousins found dead in family member's home
• Sunday fire remains under investigation
• Works by Faculty and Students Featured in Season-Ending Exhibitions
• Area Artists to Showcase Talents at Inaugural Wooster ‘Jam Session’
• No more Nixle for local law enforcement agencies
• Wooster man facing prison time
• Mary Taylor speaks in Orrville
• Can't Get to Salem? Watch the Div. III Final Four on Campus
• Intersections on State Route 94 to become four-way stops
• Wooster Students Present Research at Eastern Economic Conference
• Wooster Researcher Studies Ways to Reduce Disease Transfer by Mosquitoes
• Wooster man arrested for theft
• Changes on the way for the J.M. Smucker Company
• Loudonville man sentenced to prison
• Military academy coming to Ashland County
• Orrville man sentenced on drug trafficking charges
• Grant awarded to Kidron's Fire Department
• Jericho Road closed
• Wooster council to discuss water/sewer rate hikes
• Dalton Local says yes to purchase agreement
• Mount Eaton approves waterline request
• Missing teen safely found
• Northwestern Local discussing potential state budget cuts
• Orrville City Schools auctions off land
• Commissioners discuss Chippewa Township's comprehensive plan
• Missing juvenile located
• Flood warning remains in effect for Killbuck Creek
• Amstutz discusses proposed state bill in Orrville
• Local solider moved top Cleveland hospital
• Flood Cleanup underway
• Scot Symphonic Band to Preview Spring Tour at March 6 Concert
• 18 months in prison for Millersburg man
• Chippewa changing grade scale
• New Book Provides Historical Context for Mission of Nation’s Prisons
• Theatre and Dance Department to Present ‘The Glass Menagerie’ March 3-5
• Budget cuts may be on the way for Wooster City Schools
• Orrville man sentenced on sex-related charges
• Salt shortage no more for Killbuck
• Three years in prison for Wooster man
• Zanesville man injured in Holmes County crash
• Wooster moves forward with Akron Road construction project
• Reed College Classics Professor Sonia Sabnis to Present Lecture on March 3
• Bryan Karazsia to Discuss ‘Misconceiving Assumptions in Science’
• Wooster council expecting light agenda
• Commissioners approve bond sale
• Wooster man pleads guilty in Holmes County
• Area construction to affect Wooster motorists
• Open house to be held at Montessori School
• Orrville P.D. to present annual report
• Missing Wooster teen safely found
• Egyptian Revolution Signals Promising Prospects for Peace in Middle East
• Workshop Helps Students Become More ‘Intentional’ and ‘Active’ Readers
• Missing girl is found
• ‘Food for Thought’ Touts the Value of Local Food Production
• West Salem men facing drug charges in Medina County
• Marshallville man arrested at Wooster hotel
• Shreve looks at EMS funding
• Dix Expressway to remain closed through the weekend
• Chippewa Local holds State of the Schools meeting
• Wooster man gets probation for disorderly conduct
• Orrville to review charter
• Southbound lanes of Dix Expressway to close on Friday
• Former Perky's employee pleads guilty to having sexual contact with two young girls
• Loudonville woman sentenced in Holmes County
• Local man gets probation for ATV theft
• Millersburg man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Another local teen reported missing
• Authorities looking for a third missing teenager
• Another runaway being sought
• Still no sign of Big Prairie teen
• Wooster moving forward with Akron Road construction project
• OARDC awarded money from the state
• College Mourns the Passing of Nursery School Matriarch Clare Adel Schreiber
• House Explosion in Medina County
• Wooster may lose $2 million in state funding
• Two Wooster homes donated to Habitat for Humanity
• Chippewa Local looks at adding new course
• West Holmes says Kindergarten registration begins next week
• Council to discuss Akron Road project on Monday
• Six indicted for illegally purchasing guns
• Wayne Co. Sheriff looking for missing teen
• Bonds miss deadline for a new Chippewa Lake resort
• Wooster Motor Ways slowed by the winter weather
• Rittman and Orrvile Schools create a College Academy for students
• Tefs speaks with residents in the Wooster School District
• Woodburning stove starts house fire in Wadsworth
• Digging at Scenic Heights starts Monday
• Pair of shelters set up for those without power
• ‘Principled Leadership’ the Focus of Wilson Lecture in Business Economics
• Theologian-in-Residence to Address Religious Diversity and Tolerance
• Ohio Poet George Bilgere to Present a Reading of His Works on Feb. 9
• Jack Gallagher Work to be Performed at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
• Ohio organization honors Ron Amstutz
• Rodney Stutzman arraigned in Wayne County
• Six looking to become Wooster's next police chief
• Ian Carlin Selected as the Nation's Top American-Born Collegiate Cricket Player
• West Salem man to stand trial again in March
• Wooster’s Global Social Entrepreneurship Program Receives Major Honor
• Water main breaks in Creston
• Murder suspect to be extradited back to Wayne County
• Wayne County Commissioners approve enterprise zone agreement
• Orrville names new law director
• Loudonville voters to decide electric aggregation issue
• Former Chippewa trustee hoping to be chosen for state commission
• Parallels between Immune and Nervous System Function Topic of Lecture
• Wooster keeping taxi program
• Wooster’s Moot Court Team Makes Another Strong Showing at National Tournament
• Pair accused of stealing copper wire in Medina County
• Cause of death issued in Stutzman murders
• Two months in jail for Rittman man
• Hillsdale to put renewal levy on ballot
• Man hit by van while riding bicycle
• Wayne County could leave Juvenile Attention System
• Wooster council to meet Tuesday
• New director for Holmes library
• College Mourns the Passing of Jody Smith
• Suspect charged in parents murder
• Wayne County Sheriff's Office investigating apparent double homicide
• Second Tuslaw student dies from car crash
• Teenager killed in Ashland County crash
• Holmes County man facing up to eight years in prison
• Wayne commissioners want to find tenant for horse stable
• Renewal levy for the Holmes County Training Center will be on May ballot
• Gas and oil lease program next month
• Great Decisions Lectures to Focus on ‘Prescriptions for Peace and Prosperity’
• Fire forces evacuation at the Holmes County Home
• Environmental activist to speak at COW
• Residents reporting brown water in Shreve
• Wayne County deputy resigns
• Wayne County's 2011 budget approved
• Fight over chores may have led to Big Prairie shooting
• House fire in Rittman under investigation
• Wayne County Commissioners expected to approve 2011 budget
• Apple Creek tables measure to disband police department
• College mourns passing of Hon. Samuel H. Bell '47
• Wooster Scientists Discover Unique Cross-Linking Characteristic of Molecule
• Arson suspected in pub fire
• Wooster council approves resolutions for road project
• ‘Father of Environmental Justice’ to Speak During Martin Luther King Week
• Rittman woman struck and killed by vehicle
• Local man involved in fatal crash
• Tax preparation help available soon in Wooster
• Waterline breaks continue in Wooster
• Orrville Y hosting health fair
• Millersburg seeks funding for second phase of sidewalk project
• Community Action still accepting applications for heating assistance
• GED classes start Monday in Millersburg
• Teenager accidentally shot on Christmas Day
• 17-month old run over by car
• Shreve says park improvements continue
• Local man sentenced on drug charges
• Triway welcomes new board member
• Northwestern offers EZ Pay to parents
• Hiland happy with passing students
• Holmes County fire kills three
• Wooster man faces rape charge
• Nashville village worker accused of theft
• Wooster council moves on indoor ranges
• Three killed in Holmes County fire
• Wayne County man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Medina County woman hit and killed by semi
• Six months in jail for Orrville man
• Trees Transform College of Wooster Art Museum into Arboretum
• Medina County pedestrian killed by tractor-trailer
• ‘Snug in Their Beds’ Program Gives Children a Place to Sleep this Christmas
• Students ‘Flex’ Generous Nature Through Donations to People to People
• Orrville man gets 55 years to life in prison
• Apple Creek places entire police department on administrative leave
• Holmes County man pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Wooster Police Chief retiring next year
• Resurfacing scheduled for stretch of "30" in Dalton
• West Liberty Street closing Thursday morning
• Loudonville-Perrysville district lets land option expire
• Rittman man to spend four years behind bars
• Miller withdraws his name from consideration for Gibbs seat
• Orrville man pleads guilty to sex-related charges
• Fertilizer company offers to match funds for Smithville Historical Society
• Armed robbery suspect shot and killed by Mansfield Police
• West Salem resident wants village to pay bill
• Fredericksburg man pleads guilty to theft charges
• Red Cross comes to the aid of West Salem family
• Jeffrey Lindberg’s Chicago Jazz Orchestra Lights Up Kennedy Center Celebration
• Apple Creek hires office administrator
• Killbuck wants to hear from residents about trash
• Financial aid meeting next month at Northwestern
• Wooster man arrested in Medina County
• Wooster intersection closed Thursday
• Rittman man pleads guilty to domestic violence charges
• Orrville man under investigation for allegedly hitting 8-year old boy
• Just in Time for Christmas: Jeffrey Lindberg Revives Ellington/Strayhorn Masterpiece
• Wooster’s John Lytle Chosen to Speak at Yale’s ‘French in Action’ Reunion
• Two Columbus residents arrested on drug charges in Holmes County
• Medina County residents should be on lookout for phone scam
• Local men arraigned on drug charges
• Mount Eaton thinking about levy request
• Applied Mathematics Research Experience Scores a Perfect 10
• Shirley Huston-Findley’s New Play, ‘Past Missing,’ is a Story about Family
• Rittman man accused of stabbing two men outside of a bar
• Ashland man sentenced in Holmes County
• Ashland man sentenced on breaking and entering charges
• Perrysville man sentenced in Holmes County
• Orrville man taken into custody
• Wooster Community Hospital approves 2011 budgets
• Orrville man surrenders without incident
• Fund established for OARDC repairs
• Student Government Association Invites Fellow Students to Get Acquainted
• ODOT makes offer on land for new Wooster facility
• Former Shreve Police Chief laid to rest
• Wooster flag burner gets three months in jail
• Wooster police investigating vandalism incidents
• Holmes County Commissioners want lower speed limits
• President Cornwell to Visit Wooster Alumni, Parents in India in January
• Tree Dedication Honors Long Tenure of Fighting Scot Band Directors
• Critics Concur that Jack Gallagher’s Music is a Hidden Gem
• Green Local to see building plans next week
• Smucker net income up in latest quarter
• Three bodies found in Knox County
• Hillsdale student remains in intensive care
• Wooster's Window Wonderland tonight
• Police looking into threat involving an ax
• Triway board to look at candidates on Monday night
• Students Treated to Early Thanksgiving Feast
• College of Wooster Dance Company to Present Annual Stage Door Fall Concert
• Man charged with exposing himself in Medina County
• LuK USA holding job fair
• LuK USA holding job fair tomorrow
• Local pair sentenced for stealing gasoline
• Former Orrville employee gets six months in jail
• Wooster Magazine Receives First-Place Award
• Loudonville native honored in North Carolina
• Wooster Flute Choir and Percussion Ensemble to Present Joint Recital
• Pioneering Chemist Receives National Awards
• Orrville moving forward with building demolitions
• Fundraiser next week at Perrysville Junior High School
• Prosecutor Frantz announces retirement
• No parking next week on portion of Gasche Street
• Jeromesville renews contract with solicitor
• Children’s Opera ‘A Gift of Song’ to be Performed at The College of Wooster
• Golden Dragon Acrobats to Perform at The College of Wooster
• Work ready to begin on Wadsworth water project
• Shreve waiting to hear from the state about grant request
• Southeast Ohio man sentenced in Ashland County
• Rittman approves water rate hike
• Local man's murder trial begins next month
• Top Educator and Author to Present ‘Leading with a Global Mindset’
• Wooster Chosen for National Project to Develop More Global Curricula
• Cost of copying subdivision applications on the rise
• Ceremony held to show military support
• Star Tracker and Planet Tracker Give Us Sense of Place in the Universe
• College Grounds Dept. Garners Two Green Star Awards
• New fire truck in Orrville
• Wooster City School District honored by the state
• Wooster council approves ordinance
• Kids basketball clinic at COW this Sunday
• College of Wooster to Celebrate Diversity During International Education Week
• Departed Spirits Liven Up Wooster’s ‘Day of the Dead’ Celebration
• Wooster-in-India Arts Seminar Features Three-Week Study-Abroad Experience
• Kids basketball clinic at COW next Saturday
• Local man pleads not guilty to meth lab charges
• Apple Creek names newest council member
• Orrville enters into coal contract
• Wooster man pleads not guilty to robbery charges
• Water tower leak in Marshallville
• Kids basketball clinic at COW Saturday
• Wooster Senior Earns Top Honor from National Communication Association
• Wooster Gospel Choir to Present Annual Fall Concert on Nov. 12
• Buckeye Book Fair is Saturday
• Wooster Gospel Choir to Present Annual Fall Concert on Nov. 12
• Fire remains under investigation
• Wayne County man looking at up to two years in prison
• Holmes County Commissioners approve annexation request
• Canton man will be tried as an adult
• Polls open until 7:30pm for today's general election
• Div. IV Medina District: Dalton earns school's second regional bid
• Wooster-Orrville rivalry is like few others
• 100th game just like last 5
• Volunteers invaluable to dental program at Viola Startzman Free Clinic
• Weygandt 'fuzzy all over' to have farm in agriculture preservation program
• Boccieri, Renacci give trail final push
• Superintendents: Money won't be for raises
• Dalton's ground game too much for Waynedale
• Payoff a sweet one for Hillsdale
• Finally: Hillsdale is WCAL champ
• It's a four-way race for Holmes court
• Fifth District court candidates cite experience as primary qualification
• Commissioner Ault brings experience; Gallion, fresh outlook, to race
• Candidates answer questions on cap and trade
• Faculty Author to Receive Award for Rhetorical Analysis of Truman Doctrine
• Bobcats-Falcons: Winner take all
• Div. II Canton South District: Triway sends Canton South 'home'
• Div. III Smithville District: Orrville gets over hump: Beats Norwayne after losing in finals last three years
• Correction
• Incumbent faces three challengers for 18th District representative
• E. Holmes seeks 5.3- mill levy District asks for first new money in 16 years
• Wooster board OKs administrative raises
• Survival of Capitalism Dependent on New Way of Thinking
• Dekila Chungyalpa to Speak at Final Wooster Forum Event on Oct. 26
• Spring Academy of Religion Looks at Obstacles and Opportunities Presented by Boundaries
• Wooster Jazz Ensemble to Perform at Ashland University
• Witt Takes Temporary Lead in Mascot Face-Off
• Mellon Foundation Gives $254,000 to Support Environmental Studies at Wooster
• Wooster Alumni Spread Volunteer Spirit through Scots in Service Day
• College Mourns Passing of Emeritus Trustee Robert Meeker
• President Cornwell Encourages Students to Embrace College's Mission as Their Own
• Video Games May Influence Safety Habits of Teens and Tweens
• Authors Ponder Global Citizenship at 2009 Wooster Forum
• Prayer and Silent Reflection De-Stress Wooster Students During Exam Week
• Five Wooster Seniors Selected for Teaching Assistant Program in France
• Wooster Students Appear on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon'
• The Gallows Uses Comedy to Make a Serious Point
• Wooster to Host Information Session about the College-Search Process
• Wellness Lecture Series Features Nationally Known Speakers
• John Green to Discuss ‘The Faith Factor: Religion and Politics in 2010’
• Wooster Scientists Discover a New Family of Fossil Clams in Israel's Negev Desert
• Campus, Community Share Customs of Ramadan
• Wangari Maathai Recounts Her Remarkable Journey
• Collection of Chinese and Japanese Art Comes to The College of Wooster
• Wooster Named One of Top 10 Colleges for Undergraduate Teaching
• Audit Reveals True Value of College's Trees
• New Gallagher Work Premieres at Cincinnati Conservatory
• Final Lesson for Wooster Graduates Underscores Importance of Perseverance
• College of Wooster Seniors Continue to Rule French Language Competition
• Andy Warhol Photographs, African and Oceanic Art, and The Senior Group Exhibition Set to Open at The College of Wooster Art Museum
• 'Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off' Comes to Wooster
• Wooster Students Respond to Pakistani Flood Victims with Outpouring of Compassion
• Great Decisions Lectures to Address 'Money, Morals, and Might'
• Wooster Symphony Orchestra Opens 95 Season Oct. 8
• Cornwell to Serve on National Advocacy Group for Liberal Education
• Cuba’s Literacy Campaign and Educational System the Focus of Faculty at Large Lecture
• Octogenarians Cheer Scot Football Team to Victory
• Heidi McCormick '86 Named Director of Alumni Relations and Wooster Fund
• Former Pulitzer Prize Winner and Poet Laureate Rita Dove Comes to Wooster
• Wooster Professor Co-Organizing Conference on Gender in Political Psychology
• Wooster Inn Guest House Sold to Montessori School
• Wooster Students Shine at National Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Competition
• Alexa Roggenkamp Awarded College of Wooster's Carpenter Pre-Law Prize
• Diversity Conference Showcases Wooster's Commitment to 'Bridging Gaps'
• Duncan Jones '95 Wins BAFTA Award for Directorial Debut
• Underrepresentation of Women in Politics Topic of Next Faculty at Large Lecture
• Mellon Foundation Awards $600,000 Grant to The Five Colleges of Ohio
• Bridget Milligan to Present a Photographic Interpretation of Irish Folklore
• Wooster Senior Part of Winning Team at Business Case Competition
• Wooster to Host Documentary Film, Discussion about Shameful History of Slave Trade
• College of Wooster Art Museum Features Works by Matthew Kolodziej and Jaime Carrejo
• James H. Williams, Jr. Named Senior Associate Director of Admissions
• College and Ohio Light Opera Announce Plans for New Relationship
• College of Wooster Alumni Honored for Achievements and Service
• Moon by Duncan Jones '95 opens July 10 in theatres nationwide
• Wooster's James Levin Among the Winners of Cleveland Arts Prize Award
• Yvonne Williams Receives Celebrated Elder Award
• Spirits Soar Above Grey Skies on I.S. Monday 2010
• Wooster Cricket Team to Compete in USA College Championship
• Paul Edmiston and Deanna Pickett '10 Headline Capitol Hill Hearing Today
• Wooster Professors Receive Innovative Teaching in International Studies Award
• Vandana Shiva to address Wooster Forum on Oct. 13
• 'Buck' Smith Brings Wooster Influence to Davis & Elkins College
• Wooster Receives $250,000 Grant to Launch Undergraduate Research Center
• College of Wooster to be well represented at Geological Society of America Meeting
• Wooster Again Named a Top College for Undergraduate Teaching
• James Levin Named Director of Wooster's Center for Entrepreneurship
• Class of 1960 Caps a Memorable 50th Reunion with a $1.1 Million Gift
• New Model for Academic Administration
• Lindsay Brainard Wins Prestigious Davies-Jackson Scholarship
• Thomas Long to Deliver Baccalaureate Address at The College of Wooster
• Award-Winning Drum and Dance Troupe to Perform at Wooster March 26-27
• Colleges Urged to Promote Interfaith Leadership
• Speaker to Discuss Impact of Voluntarism on Empowerment of Underprivileged Children
• Interfaith Youth Core Director Eboo Patel to Speak at The College of Wooster Feb. 18
• Jack Gallagher’s Orchestral Works Released on Naxos 'American Classics'
• AMRE Reinforces Value of Critical-Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills
• Geology Major Endures New Zealand Quake While Studying Abroad
• College of Wooster to Present Shakespeare's 'The Comedy of Errors'
• Global Influence of South Asia the Focus of 2010 Wooster Forum
• Lilly Trent Speaks a Language that Everyone Can Understand
• Ohio Light Opera Opens 32nd Season This Weekend
• Poster Session Illuminates Value of Lessons Learned through Summer Research
• The College of Wooster Honors Employees
• Stan Gault Honored for Going "Above and Beyond"
• Wooster Physicists Share Research at American Physical Society Meeting
• Scot Symphonic Band's Spring Concert a Remedy for Winter Blues
• Wooster Geoscientists to have Significant Presence at Annual GSA Meeting
• College of Wooster Well Represented at American College Theatre Festival
• College of Wooster’s Department of Theatre and Dance to Push Boundaries
• Curious Diners Flock to Ambassadors 'Flavours of the World' Reception
• Science Fiction Novelist Alan DeNiro to Present a Reading of His Works
• Wooster's Chemistry Club Receives National Recognition
• Neural Networks may become next best way to predict NFL Games
• Greg Wiles Receives Grant to Continue Research on Global Climate Change
• College Notes with Sadness the Passing of Trustee Emeritus John Smeltz
• Fall Academy Looks at 'Religion in a Perilous World'
• Tiny Paramecium Making Large Contributions to Study of Molecular Evolution
• College Basks in the Glow of I.S. at Senior Research Symposium
• College of Wooster Joins Project Pericles
• Wooster Students Discuss Research, Business Strategy with Intel's Craig Barrett
• The wait was worth it Generals run to first regional berth
• 'Songs for a New World' Opens at Freedlander Theatre Friday Night
• Aldridges Hope Wooster Becomes Even More of a Family Affair
• Wooster's Moot Court Team Makes Another Impressive Showing at Regional Tournaments
• Peter Mowrey’s Opera, ‘Sangreal,’ to Debut at Cleveland IngenuityFest
• Cornwell Named to NITLE Advisory Board
• Fall Academy of Religion to Explore Relationship between Science and Religion
• Insights Into Fluctuations of Lake Erie Water Levels Could Lie Out West
• College Mourns the Passing of Susan Simeral Mendiola
• Pete Kenworthy a Finalist to Host 'Live with Regis and Kelly' for a Day
• Arrangements by Peter Mowrey Give Orchestral Feel to Rock Music
• Sustainability Remains a Top Priority on Campus
• National Science Foundation Grant Brings Valuable Instruments to Wooster
• Walls that Isolate the Poor Must Come Tumbling Down
• Captains hear from All-Pro WHS alum Schafrath speaks at annual luncheon
• Ohio Light Opera to Stage Seven Shows this Summer
• Wooster Cricket Club Draws Largest Crowd Ever for U.S. College Match
• Students Give Robots Their Marching Orders in Electronics Class
• Cleveland’s IngenuityFest will have Distinct Wooster Flavor
• Costumes by Charlene Gross Featured In Cleveland Play House Production
• Students Certain to "L-O-V-E" Expanded Menu Options
• Wooster Senior Shares Story of Cancer Survival
• Students in Social Entrepreneurship Program Go Global
• Making Music in the Windy City
• Wooster Students and Alumni Present Research at National Archaeology Meeting
• Cezar Mesquita named director of admissions at Wooster
• Keck Geology Consortium Puts Students on the Front Line of Research
• Wooster Junior Jessica Schumacher Named 2010 Truman Scholar
• Trustees Authorize Construction of $30 Million Student Recreation Center
• Laying it on the line Hillsdale, Norwayne could decide WCAL title up front
• Wooster's Moot Court Team Impressive Once Again at National Tournament
• College Inaugurates New Group for LGBT Alumni, Allies, and Friends
• Idea Competition Stimulates Creative Thought
• Ali Eteraz to Address Opening Session of 2010 Wooster Forum
• Freedom Without Walls to be Commemorated at The College of Wooster
• College of Wooster Makes Parade Magazine's A-List
• 'Community of Voices' Invites Reflections on Identity and Diversity
• New Book about College Admissions Touts Wooster as 'Overlooked Gem'
• Distinguished Authors Ponder Global Citizenship at 2009 Wooster Forum
• Anthropology Students Share Their Research at Central States Meeting
• Wooster's Newest Tradition Celebrates Distinctiveness of Independent Study
• Global Youth Connection Supports Entrepreneurial Aspirations Worldwide
• Early Exposure to Undergraduate Research Pays Dividends for Jeffrey Moffitt
• College of Wooster Makes News Across the Country
• Southeast board gives facts about what could happen if levy fails
• Craig Barrett, Retired CEO/Chairman of Intel, to Speak at College of Wooster
• Acclaimed Curator of Chinese Art to Speak at The College of Wooster Art Museum on Oct. 20
• Wooster Professor Moderates Panel on C-SPAN
• Building Upgrades Will Reduce College's Carbon Footprint 36%, Produce Net Operational Savings of $5.6 Million Over 10 Years
• Wooster's 'Bro'chet Society Provides Hats and Scarves for Area Agencies
• Wooster Mathematicians Shed New Light on Tarski's Circle-Squaring Problem
• 'Voices of Democracy' Brings Historic Speeches to Life
• At this Camp, Science is for Girls Only
• WooCorps Takes a Bow but not a Break
• Beau Mastrine Achieves Certified Grounds Manager Status
• New Program Provides Summer Jobs and Free Room and Board for Students
• Local Grads Confident that Friendship will Endure Regardless of Distance
• Wooster Scientists Present Research, Receive Award at ACS National Meeting
• Wooster Physicists Solve Problem that would have Intrigued Newton
• Orrville/Wooster: The 100th Game
• Pacesetting Position Puts Angela Kates Near Top of Corporate Ladder
• Thomas Wood and Brian Dykstra to Present Tribute to Composer Sergei Prokofiev
• Wooster Joins U.N. Billion Tree Campaign
• Scot Center's Solar Roof Will Be Largest at Any College in U.S.
• The College of Wooster to Host International Education Week
• World's Top Mathematicians Gather in Wooster for Symposium in Real Analysis
• Tracy Kidder's Story of Compassion and Global Citizenship Becomes Personal
• College Notes with Sadness the Passing of Beverly Turner
• Alison Elizabeth Taylor Presents Alternative View of American Southwest in Wood Inlay
• Ohio's Top Young Writers Square Off in Power of the Pen's State Tournament
• College Creates Center for Diversity and Global Engagement
• Wooster Mathematicians Illustrate Transformation of a Circle into a Square
• The College of Wooster Will Celebrate its 140th Commencement Ceremony on May 10
• Sophomores Celebrate Choice of Majors at Declaration Dinner
• Candlelight vigil raises awareness about domestic violence issue
• Susan Albers Makes Guest Appearance on 'Dr. Oz'
• Wooster’s Department of Theatre and Dance to Present ‘Iphigenia and Other Daughters’
• Lantis Article Nominated for Bernard Brodie Prize
• Ashraf Ghani’s Address to Wooster Forum Rescheduled for Sept. 27
• <em>Wooster</em> Magazine Receives Award
• Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour Comes to The College of Wooster
• Students Step up to Save Soup & Bread Program
• Teachers Sharpen Skills at Advanced Placement Institute
• Scott Geller '64 Honored for Life Achievement in Psychology
• Scott Friedhoff Named Vice President for Enrollment and College Relations
• Students Named Fulbright Scholars
• Brad Palanski Wins Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
• Communication Students to Present Research at International Meetings
• Wooster Students Shine at Annual Eastern Economic Association Conference
• Man gets prison for contributing to friend's death
• Carolyn Newton Named Provost at College of Wooster
• Peace and Stability in South Asia Contingent Upon a Truce with Mother Nature
• The College of Wooster Art Museum Presents 'War Work'
• College of Wooster Celebrates 10 Years of Scots in Service
• Violinist Lin He Performs with Wooster Symphony Nov. 7, 8
• College of Wooster Hosts Conference in Honor of Dr. Ronald T. Takaki
• Wooster Scientists Help to Close in on Microbe Threatening Tomato and Potato Crops
• Wooster Students Turn in Strong Showing at International Agribusiness Competition
• Four Works by Jack Gallagher Recorded by London Symphony Orchestra
• College of Wooster Chemistry Major Rachel Bennett Wins Yeager Award
• Summer Research a Hot Topic on Campus
• Wooster Students Present Research at Psychology Conference
• Nancy Ditmer Elected President of The National Association for Music Education
• An Amish Paradox Chronicles Impact of Change in World's Largest Settlement
• Wellness Series Speaker Advocates Food Revolution
• Alumni Author Stephen Donaldson to Present a Reading of His Works
• Wooster Senior Serving as International President of Circle K
• American-Born Ian Carlin Gives College of Wooster Cricket Team a Boost
• Guest Lecturer to Present 'The Archaeology of the Sinai Peninsula'
• Wooster’s Muslim Students Invite Community to Experience Ramadan
• Kristof Urges Action to End Oppression of Women Worldwide
• Teach for America Recognizes Wooster as a Top Contributor Again
• Widow of Norman Morrison to Speak at The College of Wooster on Aug. 29
• Global Youth Connection Wins Top Award in TIE Competition
• David Gunning Elected Chair of Wooster Board
• Earth Fest Draws Attention to Humane and Environmental Causes Worldwide
• Erin Palombi Selected as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant
• College Notes with Sadness the Passing of Elisabeth Bruch
• Ohio Light Opera Gearing Up for 2011 Summer Festival
• JumpStart Investment Grant Helps ABS Materials Take Flight
• "Political imagination will make the difference between success and failure" in Afghanistan, Ghani says
• Community Invited to Participate in Weekend of Choral Music
• At Convocation, Cornwell Urges Students to Seek "Strong Sense of Purpose"
• NSF Grant to Aid in Further Development of Water Purifying Substance
• Concierge Service Awaits Largest First-Year Class in College History
• Bestselling Author Tracy Kidder Opens 2009 Wooster Forum Series
• Calling All Scots: Alumni Weekend Is June 10-13
• Alumni celebrate, give back, and honor their own at Alumni Weekend
• Global Engagement Network Explores the Potential of Microfinance
• College of Wooster Invites Community to Experience the 'Joys of Science'
• Smanik and Schumacher Named Finalists for Truman Scholarships
• Orrville has a stingy front seven Red Rider defense has been doing its job
• Millersburg council contracts with Medway for drug services
• Chipp board: campaign 'open, honest and engaging'
• Two challenge Hall in 97th District
• Some income tax assessments incorrectly sent
• Triway wins down-to-wire match over Hoban
• Riders get district payback Avenge 2009 loss to Smithies with hard-hitting match
• Norwayne-Hillsdale tickets
• Div. II Brunswick District: Chippewa loses to CVCA in a shootout
• Daugherty takes QB job, runs (and passes) with it
• O'Connor and Brown vie for Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice
• West Salem School House in need Council asks for 1-mill
• 9th District Court Brown, Carr talk issues Experience is key
• Carrollton administrator coming to Wooster
• Bleak picture for Green if levy fails to pass
• Walk and a tail wag Local dog owners hit the trail to help raise funds for Holmes County dog warden facility
• Holmes library to cut branches
• Wayne County well represented with Div. III qualifiers
• Smithies follow Hanreck to title
• A day to celebrate: Nelson gives herself own birthday present with runner-up finish in state tennis championship
• Ohio Supreme Court candidates tout experience
• Daugherty, Wooster rout West Holmes
• Norwayne doesn't overlook Smithville
• Clear Fork gets monkey off its back
• About children Bullying and suicide
• Southeast board: Levy sought at proper time
• Something to beam about Steel beam available for signing to be displayed at Scot Center
• Ohio's first lady in Kidron Frances Strickland visits Lehman's (video)
• Good tourist season credited with helping increase revenue
• Friday night football
• Div. II Canton South Sectional: Triway doesn't look past Marlington
• Div. I Barberton Sectional: Wooster can't finish upset of Wadsworth
• Div. II Brunswick Sectional: Chippewa's streak continues, blanks Smithville
• Southeast prepares for cuts, looks for funds
• Library board looks to future
• 'Planet Orrville' targets fun (and funds)
• WH rallies past John Glenn
• Wooster sweeps Timken
• Top seeds roll to open sectional play
• Dalton School Board opts to build on high school site
• Orrville man found guilty Corrupting another with drugs, trafficking in heroin
• Taxes a key topic of Candidates' Night forum (video)
• Steiger leaving Dunlap, headed to Wayne Savings
• Div. II Brunswick Sectional: Northwestern falls in shootout
• Div. II Philo Sectional: Callahan's OT goal lifts West Holmes
• Div. II Brunswick Sectional: Falcons 'corner' Bears
• City takes steps to get grant for South, Walnut project
• Brother: Heroin sale before overdose
• TechniGraphics being sold
• Triway keeps the door open for OSFC project
• Tournament capsules: Four area volleyball teams get top seeds
• Sportsmen voice opinions: Don't want to lose hunting land, and Chippewa Township trustees say 1974 law does not apply
• Fouts ends coaching career 'perfect'
• FCFC's Kathy Kelly sees area as good place to raise her brood
• Bridges of Hope provides support for financial, personal issues
• Wayne County ODOT gearing up for winter
• Infrastructure projects hinge on funding sources
• Turner, Orrville burn by Madison
• Anderson, Wooster heat up Arlin Field
• Hillsdale focused in beating Northwestern
• Burbank council talks neighborhood watch
• Police investigate stabbing incident
• Fredericksburg Elementary hay ride is opportunity to focus on positive
• Fisher, Portman offer visions for job growth
• Dalton peaking at right time: Knocks off Norwayne to wrap up second place by itself
• Rittman 2011 budget estimated 'status quo'
• Mosque ad takes attention away from state treasurer candidate issues
• City narrows director options
• Secretary of State candidates focus on business
• Lynch on DR football picks: Growing up with mediocre heroes
• Second-half adjustment keys Hiland's win over New Philly
• The Games: Week 8
• Chippewa's Camp lines up trip to state golf tourney
• Traditional bottom-feeders Hillsdale, Norwayne, Northwestern now on top
• As costs for Wooster water and sewer service rise, so do user's bills
• Kasich and Taylor urge voters to work hard, get involved in election
• Charges increase in child's death
• Cordray and DeWine tussle on health care reform and BCI lab
• Hear their views LWV sets candidates night for Tuesday at 7
• Hard times hit hardware store Johnson's closing Oct. 27
• Baker children benefit is Saturday
• Kingsway swoops and Orrville sweeps
• Smithies drive by Bobcats, to title
• One goal gets it done for Wooster
• Trust fund for the kids and only the kids
• Wayne County Big Blue wins Special Olympic state crown
• West Holmes rallies to top Central
• Weaver has one last chance, one last title to win
• Tutor helps English as a second language students become fluent speakers
• Yost, Pepper call for audits and shared services
• Get to know ag landscape
• Candidates see economic solutions differently (video)
• Election 2010 Charter issues, including term limits, before voters
• Outdoor notes
• Area trio show meaning or perseverance: Redick, Keyes and Petit give Scots a spark
• Cochran, Banbury team up for award-winning swan and cygnets mount
• Revolving loan fund recipient files for bankruptcy
• Solar roof a key element of Scot Center's sustainability
• 'A really good fit for him' Leatherman provides military rites at funerals as member of Triple Nickel
• WHS girls, Miller earn three-peats
• A giant day for the Green
• Indians need to give fans reason to believe
• Marigold People's Vase purchased 'for the lore of it'
• Although excited, newly-named Antique Festival Queen kept her regal composure
• Retirees start exit Oct. 29
• Local parties unsure who will turn out to vote
• Northwestern is too much for Smithville
• Manchester controls ball, Triway
• Orrville gets full dose of Ashland's Fuller
• About children: Filicide, infanticide, neonaticide
• Opinions vary on Southeast levy request; community meetings set
• Fair claim deadline extended
• Sneller pleads guilty to flag-burning incident
• Friday High School football scores
• First place in OCC up for grabs
• Orrville seniors on fire: Lead three-game sweep over rival Wooster
• Dalton snaps Smithville's WCAL win streak
• Canton man arrested for Orrville bank robbery
• Rittman officials, council members tour school construction site (video)
• Fix or build? Triway board members don't have answers to structural report
• Candidates square off in final debate
• Triway spikers blow by Timken at Pit
• The Games: Week 7
• Triway's unsung heroes play big role Myers, Taylor, Zody, Gessel, Carr help make team's stars look good
• Leaders discuss status of school-related issues
• Marshallville teacher surprised with supplies
• Gresser faces life in killing of baby
• Preschool screening has impact on children
• On campus: Area spikers continue to excel in college
• Residents challenged to eat local each day this week
• Foster Friends to get loads of help from Joint Service volunteers
• Gift to Norwayne will benefit all
• City, police and fire extend current contracts
• West Holmes gets five tennis players out to districts
• District golf glance: Golfers looking to punch state tickets
• College of Wooster's 'special' on the road
• Browns fans keep on buying despite losses
• Lady Lex sweep championship titles, Riders second
• Scots in Service Day is 'about helping wherever hands are needed'
• Need assistance, direction? Dial 2-1-1, someone can help
• The reviews are in: Woosterfest 'a really good time'
• Teamwork, speed and a little libation the keys to success at the beer stein race
• Glenn upset by end of funding for space shuttle, space station
• Number of county employes covered by insurance to increase Jan. 1
• Bank robbery suspect ID'd
• Friday night H.S. football scores
• Neer, Northwestern dance past Dalton
• Orrville rolls in second half vs. WHHS
• Clear Fork stampedes past Wooster
• If state funding falls, judge may approach county
• Volunteers Needed!
• Artman breaks NCAC mark in setback
• West Holmes boys win tri-meet
• The games: Week 4
• Commissioners learn about dispatching operations
• 'No cell phone' policy at school cuts down on bullying
• Man at Berlin hotel threatens Obama
• Fair Candie Ayrshire calf makes John and Marla Howman's opening day sweet
• Wooster man arrested after using stolen credit card to purchase pizza
• Collins fined $500, gets residential treatment
• It's goats and pigs and steers and homework, too for fair exhibitors
• Orrville falls behind early, loses at Ashland
• Riders find rhythm, then roll
• It's still Smithville Smithies beat DHS, 5-0 in WCAL
• Taxes, programming and progress topics at debate Kasich, Strickland to square off again on Oct. 7
• Loudonville runs off points in spurts to beat Hillsdale
• Dublin Coffman repeats as Wooster Invite champs, hosts are 16th
• Jake throws a certain win away
• Wengerd spreads word about need for levy passage
• Plenty of adults on hand as school bands entertain
• Layoff at Wayne Health Dept.
• Amstutz seeks input on budget
• Hines clan aren't strangers to fair horse barns
• Interim tag lifted from Miller's title: Officially named Division of Wildlife's District
• Boyd, Redmond named Wooster High coaches
• Wooster swim coach hits the water: Matthew crossing the Chesapeake to help fight cancer
• Wayne Fair's secretary celebrates 25th anniversary of county's biggest annual reunion
• Wooster 's Heidi Steiner named Ohio School Nurse of theYear
• A tail wagging ending Teen sets off chain of events that results in a reunion
• Wooster takes Wabash to the wire
• Sizing up area's football leagues
• Rosenbaum and Moomaw motivated to run out front
• Winesburg Quinquennial Reunion set for next weekend
• Numbers show health insurance, wellness plans working
• Wooster gives OK to abatements
• Tradition may hold court but for businesses and vendors 'it's fun ... to do something new&
• Three strikes, Norwayne's out
• Triway, Waynedale light up sky, scoreboard
• Wooster offense nearly perfect at Ellet: With Daugherty leading way, Generals' record still u
• Stove fire under investigation
• Tefs optimistic about future
• Memories fresh of 9/11 for current Wooster resident
• Vendors, exhibitors and fair board make preparations for today's kickoff
• Hiland rides quick start to rivalry win over West Holmes
• Cloverleaf provides the test, Wooster gets passing grade
• A huge challenge
• Rachel Carr's projects include chickens, rabbits and her dog
• Seifried's closing a big loss for daily 'counter trash' who socialize there
• Long-time Orrville pharmacy falls to mail-order
• Bobcats looking to go 3-0: Plenty of other key games as final non-league tuneups are tonight
• West Holmes topples Wooster in OCC play
• Orrville, Adcock red-hot in victory
• The games: Week 3
• Emerald Ash Borer quarantine extended to cover entire state
• Batdorf project proceeds
• Wind, rain, hail leave damage, power outages in their wake
• Gated community coming to Wooster
• Looks like status quo budget for Wayne sheriff
• Appellate court upholds guilty verdict for woman who killed lover's wife
• East Holmes celebrates 'excellent' status on report card
• Hillcrest sewer plant renovation could cost $1.8M-$1.9M
• Powers Hawks, Chipps play to draw
• West Holmes topples Wooster in OCC play
• Norwayne scrambles for win over Bears
• Markham notches season crown with Saturday's victory
• On campus: Success continues on college scene for area volleyball stars
• Browns' glass half full thanks largely to Holmgren
• Region brief
• Lynette Kouche retires from St. Mary's School
• Teens from Church of the Saviour make trip to Haiti
• Business leaders: Recovery will be long and slow
• Fredericksburg Fellowship served up during Homecoming
• Hot dog eating contest was among the festivities at Killbuck Early American Days
• West Holmes finally gets best of River View
• Smithville finding new players to step it up
• Where should 100th Wooster-Orrville game be played?
• Edgewood takes a stand
• Council to look at restructure plan for city
• West Holmes gets offense going; and Maltarich his first win
• LeBron watches talents of Wooster: NBA star on hand to support Wadsworth, but Generals have all th
• Surprise, surprise: Pirman, Lichti lead Orrville's unexpected rout of Triway
• Demolition a part of Norwayne Elementary School project
• Tri-County ESC offers program as alternative to out of school suspension
• Sperry and Rice workers leaving with sad hearts
• All systems go Rittman building project bustling with activity inside construction site
• College of Wooster doesn't get fast start it needed
• Dalton makes quick work of Hillsdale
• Two of area's best meet tonight
• 'Yes' committee to hit streets in Southeast
• Health Initiatives Wooster District to waive state's BMI screening
• Focus will be on academics in Orrville schools
• Long-term assistance needed for fire victims
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Wooster falls in opener
• Scots, B-W renew old rivalry tonight
• The games: Week 2
• Debate set for Wooster Sept. 20
• Enormous response coming from community to help those in need
• Hot cooking oil believed to be cause of fire
• Brown urged to help keep dairy industry profitable
• Visiting Coshocton shuts down red-hot Hiland
• Wooster happy with start
• Smithie boys, Rider girls beat the heat
• Creston man dies in crash near Seville; family injured
• Animal group wants all veal farms banned
• Child, mother recount 'nightmare' pit bull attack
• Victims of apartment fire come together to help those who 'lost everything'
• Colts cut Hiller, but he's not giving up on dream
• Wooster gets what it needed, a win
• Three injured by angry pit bull on the loose in Orrville city lot
• Smith sour cream contract a sweet deal
• Locals attend D.C. rally to make patriotic difference
• Group: Video shows veal cruelty at Wayne farm
• H.S. volleyball: Tuslaw, Kingsway roll in 3
• Scots' schedule: Sept. 2 at Baldwin-Wallace (7 p.m.)
• Joining archery club helped Fletcher: Now the veteran offers tips to make you a better bowhunter
• College of Wooster football preview: New year, new team, new attitude
• Joint Service Club Project finalist: Enhancing the community's pool
• Repairs to 'grand old lady' mean another 25 years of service
• Reduction in federal, state support could impact agency
• Jam the Van event collects back-to-school supplies
• Joint Service Club Project finalist Playground would benefit those who need it most Children Ser
• Wooster taking steps to prevent missing state's graduation rate again
• Holmes library '11 budget tight, board discusses necessary services
• Holmes County Farm Tour sees steady stream of visitors Saturday
• Hiland revs up its offense again
• Answers to five questions about the Scots football team
• Worth the wait: Wooster takes two days to get first season-opening win in six years
• Tuslaw 'spreads' Smithville too thin
• Turner makes most of his chance; lifts Orrville to win
• Triway airs it out against West Holmes: Makes up for last year's second-half collapse with do
• Agency raises child support awareness this month
• Statewide there were gains and digressions academically
• Report shows positive strides at area schools
• Investors want resolve fitting to their faith
• Wayne College attendance breaking records this fall
• Matching roomies at College of Wooster
• City makes adjustments to adapt to largest freshman 'Moove-in'
• Friday night local H.S. football scores
• Scots put wraps on preseason camp
• Dorksen plays boss card; 'you write the story'
• Hiland too quick for Waynedale
• Race to Top funds go to two districts
• Girls scouting reports
• Moomaw wants to build on great freshman year
• Wooster excited about 'challenges' ahead
• Kasich: Proposal would streamline business regulations
• Holmes library director retires
• Wayne ahead of schedule with ratings
• Holmes County Three infected with disease passed by mosquitoes
• Scouting reports
• Trio of area standouts ready to fill big shoes Orrville's Plybon, Smithville's Rehm, Woo
• Dogs are cool
• Feasibility study the topic of regional dispatch meeting
• Districts get Race to Top funds
• Plant reduces work force by more than half
• H.S. girls tennis: Knights and Riders victorious
• Irias leads Golden Bears' Super Sophs
• Stars look to take their teams to the top of the WCAL
• Triway Junior High students learn about respect for each other
• Family has hard time finding new home
• Egg supply largely safe
• Liberty Street Commons on auction block
• High school golf capsules
• Can Rachel Nelson do it again for WH? Tennis ace hopes to build on 24-1 freshman season, state doub
• Weaver has winning mentality
• Not just a history buff
• Red Cross training pays off for sisters
• Family is represented in almost every grade; first to graduate this year
• Green District about to embark on bond sales
• Re-Housing Program helping families 'falling through the cracks'
• Heart and Sole Race kick starts United Way's annual campaign
• A fair ending to the fair Weather holds up and attendance high for week
• Counting down to football preview, openers
• Sheriff
• Falcon golfer best Redbirds
• Wooster girls top GlenOak, now 2-1
• Triway buildings ready to kick off another year
• Baby llama kicked Monday, dies Thursday
• Fair attendance hot in 2010
• Settlement closes long chapter in Rittman history Three lawsuits about water rights in 16 years fi
• H.S. tennis: Chipps, Colts, Titans are winners
• H.S. golf: Redbirds 2nd at Clover Valley
• Hiland takes California to extras: But falls to West champs 6-3 in nine innings
• Two die in crash
• Round of applause Annual Wooster convocation had lots to celebrate
• This little pig went wee, wee, wee, to champion's row
• Holmes has three landfill options to scrutinize
• Figure 8 Race and a derby, too
• When it's hot, food vendors feel the heat
• Back, but it's like I had never gone away
• Orrville moves to 2-1 by blanking Coventry
• Hiland comes off deck swinging, whips Saipan
• Obama message in Columbus: Recovery, happening, but not overnight
• Bat tests positive for rabies
• Rides, food, winning 'stuff' a highlight for young'uns
• Wooster board OKs two CRA requests
• Orrville netters cut down Comets
• Grant Weaver's hot streak continues at Mohican Hills
• Aruba routs Hiland in five innings
• Kasich introduces plan to replace DOD with board
• In order to win, llamas must dress for the part
• Horsing around with Clydesdales Gee Gee, Ginger and Summer
• Wooster levy survives the final count
• Wooster City Schools levy passes
• Despite the weather, Milk Race numbers reach 163
• Weaver attacks The Pines for Waynedale-record 65
• Hawks a 'hit' in World Series opener
• Holmes reviews mid-year insurance claims
• Daily activities, soil tunnel a big draw
• Gating Tartan appears popular
• Holmes breaking its ties with Medway
• Wayne County Speedway's Kids' Night is washed out
• Outdoor notes
• OL's 25 threats to our hunting and fishing ... And a bad start to a day at the lake
• 'Each year it gets a little easier'
• Marshallville wastewater plant running 'fairly well'
• It's not a bookmobile, it's a 'mobile branch'
• Sunday was set-up day
• Hiland fans make the drive to Bangor, players taking in the experience
• Last call: Cavs announcer Joe Tait goes out with a bang
• Sidewalks still topic for Rittman council's discussion
• Locals give it their all at Army Strong Fitness Challenge
• Corvette Club drives on in to Christian Children's Home of Ohio
• 'We are all family' Marines serving in Howitzer Battery during Vietnam War reunite
• Weather doesn't stop Woo Runners
• City worker through the week, race driver on weekends
• Hiland arrives in Bangor for World Series
• Tri-County addresses money issues
• Quick response credited with arrest
• MOCA House's opening a result of community's efforts
• Wooster schools in holding pattern
• Smithville Fire, police join to help family
• Wooster facing rash of break-ins
• County considers airstrips, subdivision
• H.S. golf: Garaway rolls in IVC preseason tourney
• Riders getting in their golf, and getting better
• The end of the Big Ten as we have known it
• Strickland, Kasich trade charges over economy
• CC's Krier medals at Mapleton
• OHSAA commish Ross goes one-on-one with DR's Christy Johnson
• Hiland going to Senior League World Series in Maine
• Boccieri files complaint claiming Renacci violated contribution rules
• Friday blood drive to raise funds for EWH
• Orrville United Way again tries for record
• IRS looks at county's fringe benefits
• Program introduces language and culture to children and their families
• Hiland reaches final four
• Wooster's Arnette 3rd at Garaway
• Pleasant night for softball Pleasant Hill storms to Orrville crown
• A union of history and matrimony with opening of historical society exhibit
• New library director takes over
• Family loses home in fire
• Gospel Music Extravaganza 2010
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Wooster!
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
• Madrigal Feast
• Humane Society of Ashland County Holds Annual Meeting
• Wayne County Fair
• Explore Ohio: College of Wooster Art Museum
• convergence2006
• Exhibition
• Conversation In The Gallery

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