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Superintendant meets with Beta Iota Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma

Superintendant meets with Beta Iota Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma

Joe Edinger, East Holmes superintendant, discussed school issues with the Beta Iota Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, Society of Women Educators, at the Holmes County Library on the evening of April 8. Edinger explained common core. He said, “Changes are happening fast...if we can fix it, it’s a great thing.” Both Edinger and the teachers present expressed concern with the speed in which changes...
May Daze at Lehman’s to welcome spring

May Daze at Lehman’s to welcome spring

When it comes to spring, Lehman’s knows the best way to welcome the season is with music, food and family-friendly style events. Every May, Lehman’s hosts The Antique Tractor Show and The Dutch Oven Gathering. On May 11, join Lehman’s for The Antique Tractor Show. Jay Lehman, founder, is a big fan of the antique tractors and pulls that were once powered by steam. Stop into the store and see...

Wayne County Historical Society hosts annual meeting

The Wayne County Historical Society hosted its annual meeting on Wednesday, April 24 at 6 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in Bruch Hall, 621 College Ave. Wooster. Retiring trustees, Walt Kearney, Julie Mennes and Lisa Reichart were honored and new trustees Chris Bradham, Julie Pooler and Lawrence Walker were accepted to the Board. Award winners of the night were as follows: George...

Meeting notes for the Prairie Partners 4-H Club

The Prairie Partners 4-H Club held their second meeting of the year at the home of Liam, Roanen and Ari Allen March 19. The devotion was led by Roanen and the pledges were led by Liam and Ari. Ten of the members were present, along with two advisors, Cheryl Nelson and Delores Schlegel and four parents. The minutes were read and approved and so was the treasurer’s report. It was announced that...
Northwestern Ruritan Club meeting notes

Northwestern Ruritan Club meeting notes

President Randy Tegtmeier opened the April 8 meeting at 7 p.m. at Northwestern High School, welcoming members. The group joined in the singing of America and the invocation was given by Jim Johnson. The life of former member Alice Zimmerman was remembered in prayer. The minutes of the April board meeting were read and approved. Laura Boreman gave the treasurer’s report with a checking account...

Lost Arrow up and running

Wow and awesome is all we can say about this year at Lost Arrow Archery Club. We have had great turn outs for our two previous shoots. Hope all of you will turn out for the next shoot. I want all of you archers to know you will be coming up against the best 4 year old Hayden Pennington who shot a 12 ring at the last shoot so he has bragging rights for you to beat. Lost Arrow is celebrating 32...
Finding common sense health care solutions for Ohioans

Finding common sense health care solutions for Ohioans

Whether or not to expand Medicaid coverage is the hot topic in developing state governments’ next budget. Yet the pushing and shoving from both sides is getting in the way of good policy-making in Columbus. And this is a call to move beyond that. On one side is the massive and growing health care industry calling for an injection of billions of new federal dollars associated with rolling out...

WHS speech and debate team prepares for national tournament

Wooster High School’s Speech and Debate Team will be competing in the national tournament in Birmingham, Ala. from June 16-21. This marks Wooster’s 63rd appearance at the event - more than any other public or private high school in America. The team is coached by William Franck, Holly Custer, Phil Klein, Dwaine Hemphill and Ned Lauver. Eleven students qualified to participate in the tournament...
Orrville Lions Club learns more about the University of Akron Wayne College

Orrville Lions Club learns more about the University of Akron Wayne College

The Orrville Lions Club learned all about the evolution of the University of Akron’s Wayne College since its beginning in 1972 with 400 plus students paying only $14 per credit hour. Today, there are over 2500 students paying $239 per credit hour, which is about 30 percent less than most four year Ohio colleges. Dean Neil Sapienza shared “Today, Wayne College offers four bachelor degrees,...

MacDowell Scholarship auditions slated

MacDowell Music Club of Wooster is again offering a scholarship(s) of $150.00 toward a year’s study on an orchestral string instrument (violin, viola, cello, or string bass) with a professional teacher. The recipient should be a Wayne County resident age 8-12, with no previous private lessons and not more than one school year of class lessons on the chosen instrument. The MacDowell Music Club...