November Students of the Month announced
Ashley Hanning, Ashland High School, and Dusk Johnson, Loudonville-Perrysville High School, were named Career Center Students of the Month for November. Ashley, in the Career Centers Graphic Communications program, was named the Junior Student of the Month. She is the daughter of Kevin and Shannon Hanning and resides in Ashland. Dusk, also in the Career Centers Graphic Communications...
WHS senior Luke McGee honored by board of education
For his academic, athletic and civic achievements, Wooster High School senior Luke McGee was recognized by the Wooster City School District Board of Education as a student of the month from Wooster High School. The recognition came at the boards late November meeting. On Nov. 9, McGee signed a national letter of intent to play baseball next year for The Ohio State University. McGee is one of...
Embracing Our Differences focuses on what unites, not divides, the community
Since 2007, a unique art display has given artists of all ages and ability levels a voice in the celebration of diversity. The Embracing Our Differences Ohio exhibit brings together quotations and artwork to produce a powerful message to the greater Wayne County community that it is important to focus on what unites the community, not what divides it. According to Embracing Our Differences Ohio...
Bringing Voices From the Past alive
While history lovers cherish books that retell stories of the past and flock to museums to view artifacts from times gone by, the opportunity to see history come alive before their eyes is an opportunity few can pass up. As it has for the past 18 years, the Wayne County Historical Society will do just that during the 2012 season of the Voices From the Past series. First presented in 1994, the...The Bobolink, One of the Area's Best-kept Secrets?
The Bobolink, One of the Area's Best-kept Secrets? Columnist Bruce Glick summarizes happenings in the local birding world. This week Bruce writes about the locally written and published birding journal. Find out more in the "Gone Birding" column. Ohio has 88 counties and many local birding organizations, but only two full-scale birding journals dedicated to reporting bird sightings from a...Quilting the Amish way is practical and a simple form of expression
Summary: Fortunately for shoppers seeking an authentic Amish quilt, hand-stitched and made with only the finest quality fabric, the region has several shops to choose from. Having learned the art of quilting after they moved to the U.S., the Amish were already proficient at sewing and because of their contribution to quilt making, have kept the practical art alive. Amish girls are taught to sew...12/13/11 Millersburg sidewalk project on hold indefinitely
SUMMARY: Appalachian Regional Commission funding for project a no-go The next phase of the South Washington Street sidewalk project was put on hold indefinitely after a grant source rejected a request for funding. Village Administrator Nate Troyer informed Millersburg Village Council Monday Dec. 12 that an application for funding from the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) has been turned...Avant Gardener:Decorate for Christmas with elements from nature
Summary: Using things from your backyard or garden can be the answer to decorating with natural elements without spending a fortune. Pine, fir and cedar branches look great and smell like Christmas. Garlands and wreaths are easy to make and can dress up your holiday home. Did you know you can buy fake sticks? I was rather astonished to see they are readily available at craft and specialty stores...122611 Bringing Voices From the Past alive
Summary: The Wayne County Historical Societys Voices From the Past Series is back for its 18th season and its bigger and better than ever. While history lovers cherish books that retell stories of the past and flock to museums to view artifacts from times gone by, the opportunity to see history come alive before their eyes is an opportunity few can pass up. As it has for the past 18 years,...