Program takes patrons to the mountains
The Dover Public Library will host a free community program on the Skyline Drive and the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Severe Weather Awareness Week recognized
As part of a coordinated effort with the Ohio Committee for Severe Weather Awareness, Gov. Mike DeWine has proclaimed March 17-23 as Severe Weather Awareness Week.
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Day by day the effort to usher those with developmental disabilities into the mainstream world grows stronger and more successful. This month marks an important time in that effort with March being Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
Gnadenhutten Remembrance Day observed in the village
Residents and visitors to the region gathered around the mass burial mound at Gnadenhutten on the morning of Friday, March 8 to commemorate the 237th anniversary of the massacre of the Moravian Church mission founded by David Zeisberger.
Events raise awareness of people with Developmental Disabilities
The Tuscarawas County commissioners declared March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and to celebrate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, TuscBDD will have awareness events.
Free showing of Oscar-nominated film 'Knife Skills' in Wooster
Campbell said the series is an opportunity see how local businesses, agencies, government and concerned residents can move the conversation forward about supportive employment practices.
Leadership program strives to empower area teens
Toward the Goal Mentoring held the second annual Young Leaders Conference March 7-8 at ProVia near Walnut Creek with a goal of the area’s top teen leaders going back into their schools and redirecting what they learned.
Library welcomes mushroom expert
The Dover Public Library will host a program on mushrooms and mushroom hunting with Walt Sturgeon, a field mycologist with over 40 years of experience studying and identifying mushrooms, to discuss his latest book, "Appalachian Mushrooms: A Field Guide."
Volunteers recognized for contributions to area historical sites
Volunteers from Historic Schoenbrunn Village, the Dennison Railroad Depot Museum, and the Museum of Clay Industry and Folk Art in Uhrichsville were recently honored.
A night with John Schmid will highlight HopeQuest fundraiser
Now in its fifth year, HopeQuest Ministries relies on the community to fund their ministry, which allows them to provide a couples therapy experience to every couple. One of their biggest fundraisers each year is their annual banquet.
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