Library program details railroading in the region
The Dover Public Library will host a program called The 3 Ps of Railroading in Tuscarawas County.
Eagles Aerie 2418 donates $1,000 to Habitat for Humanity
The Eagles Aerie 2418 donated $1,000 to Habitat for Humanity.
Park District and Rodhe’s unite to reduce plastic
The Holmes County Park District has announced a collaborative effort in partnership with Rodhe’s IGA Marketplace to reduce litter along the Holmes County Trail and on a broader scale to address environmental concerns over plastic bags.
Low-interest disaster loans available for those impacted by flooding
Ohio businesses and residents affected by the heavy rainfall and flooding on July 21 can apply for low-interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Leading authority on Mexican immigration to speak
Wayne Cornelius will present “Making Immigration Law and Policy in a Time of Lawlessness” at the annual Constitution Day Lecture at the College of Wooster.
September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month
In conjunction with National Library Card Sign-Up Month, Orrville Public Library will offer perks for signing up for a library card or referring a friend.
Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale raises $300,000
The 54th Ohio Mennonite Relief Sale raised $300,000 this year for the relief and community development work of Mennonite Central Committee.
Marching Tornadoes to host 48th annual Dover Band Preview
The Dover Marching Tornadoes will host the 48th annual Dover Band Preview.
Fall Academy of Religion lecture series to begin
The annual Fall Academy of Religion at the College of Wooster will open 51 years of discussions with this year’s topic, “Indigenous/Native American Religion and Spirituality: An Alternative Paradigm.”
Direct support professionals recognized
It is National Direct Support Professional Recognition Week from Sept. 8-14. In Tuscarawas County, Starlight Enterprises Inc. is embracing and celebrating its DSP employees, known as life coaches.
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