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Wooster’s director of administration resigns

Wooster’s director of administration resigns

After just over a year in the job, Robert Fowler, Wooster’s director of administration, has resigned. According to a Jan. 4 press release issued by the mayor’s office, Wooster Mayor Bob Breneman noted that in a letter dated Jan. 3 Fowler advised the mayor of his decision to resign effective at the end of January. “His decision will enable him to accept the position of director of public...
Civil War Roundtable to meet at Wayne County Public Library

Civil War Roundtable to meet at Wayne County Public Library

The public is invited to the Wayne County Civil War Roundtable program Tuesday evening, Jan. 17, at 6 p.m., in the Conference Room West of the Wayne County Public Library (Wooster Branch). The programs are cosponsored by the library and by the Wayne County Historical Society. The movie The Conspirator, directed by Robert Redford, will be shown that evening. It is the mesmerizing and suspenseful...
Goodwill Industries named WorthyWorks recipient

Goodwill Industries named WorthyWorks recipient

The Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce (WACC), in partnership with the Wayne County Community Foundation (WCCF), recently announced that Goodwill Industries of Wayne and Holmes Counties, Inc. will be recognized as the Chamber’s 2011 recipient of the WorthyWorks Award at the annual chamber dinner Jan. 19 at Greenbriar Conference and Party Centre in Wooster. This award recognizes the important...
Wooster Camera Club presents a photo display at Orrville Library

Wooster Camera Club presents a photo display at Orrville Library

The Wooster Camera Club will present a photo display at the Orrville Public Library, 230 North Main St. (Route 57) in Orrville, beginning Feb. 8 through Feb. 28. This display has become an annual event for the club, presenting photography as an art form for the enjoyment of the viewing public. It features photos taken by its members, covering a variety of subjects from landscapes to portraits,...
Generals make a statement in 48-43 win over Lady Hawks

Generals make a statement in 48-43 win over Lady Hawks

One team came into the Tuesday, Jan. 3 game between Hiland and Wooster at the Perry Reese Center in Berlin looking to make a statement. The other was looking for an all-too-elusive signature win against a quality opponent.When the final buzzer went off, it was Wooster that had fulfilled its hopes, coming away with a 48-43 win that went down to the final seconds.“It’s a big win for us, without...
Community students can get in free to Scots-Oberlin men’s basketball game

Community students can get in free to Scots-Oberlin men’s basketball game

The College of Wooster is opening its doors to all students in the community Saturday night, Jan. 7, when the Oberlin Yeomen come to Wooster. Wooster is 9-2 overall but 1-2 in North Coast Athletic Conference play, while the Yeomen are 4-6 and 0-2 in NCAC play. Game time is 7:30 at Wooster’s Timken Physical Education Center. The college is still on break, so this is an opportunity for the...
Martin looking for turnaround, rather than turnovers, out of Wooster

Martin looking for turnaround, rather than turnovers, out of Wooster

It’s been a season of streaks for the Wooster High boys basketball program. After winning its first three games, including two in the Ohio Cardinal Conference, the Generals have dropped four in a row to fall to 3-4 overall and 2-2 in OCC play. That is a streak WHS coach Craig Martin is looking to see come to an end. The Generals’ first opportunity to end that slide is Jan. 6 in a home OCC...

1/5/12 Wooster woman gets jail, house arrest in illegal Percocet sales

A Wooster woman avoided prison when sentenced Wednesday Jan. 4 on drug charges. Tianna Banton, 31, 2672 Ruble drive, was sentenced in Holmes County Common Pleas Court on one count of trafficking in a schedule II drug in the vicinity of a juvenile to house arrest and 30 days in jail. The charge, a third-degree felony, carries up to 36 months in prison. The charge stems from two sales of Percocet...

1/5/12 Wooster woman gets jail, house arrest in illegal Percocet sales

A Wooster woman avoided prison when sentenced Wednesday Jan. 4 on drug charges. Tianna Banton, 31, 2672 Ruble drive, was sentenced in Holmes County Common Pleas Court on one count of trafficking in a schedule II drug in the vicinity of a juvenile to house arrest and 30 days in jail. The charge, a third-degree felony, carries up to 36 months in prison. The charge stems from two sales of Percocet...

Big Changes for Downtown Millersburg

Summary: Historic Downtown Millersburg will receive a facelift as $289,500 in matching grants from the state of Ohio will equal nearly $1 million in changes to the village, increased jobs, and more revenue for the county. Story: There are going to be some big changes in Historic Downtown Millersburg, and soon. It started last spring when Tom Wilke, program director for Historic Downtown...