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WHS marching band performs during August 26 season opener

WHS marching band performs during August 26 season opener

“I’ll meet you on the hill” is a common phrase to hear during Wooster High School’s annual three week marching band camp. The band’s practice field, which is located at the base of the small hill behind the high school that overlooks Follis Field, is a popular place for band alumni, parents, neighbors and even the occasional curious passerby to spread out a blanket and enjoy watching the...
The sights and sounds of summer

The sights and sounds of summer

Hundreds of hot cars filled the streets surrounding the square in downtown Wooster when Main Street Wooster presented its annual Concert and Cruise In August 19.Downtown streets were lined with hundreds of classic, antique and custom cars, many of which were in town for the 32nd annual Buckeye Ramblin' Rods Run and Roast being held at the Wayne County fairgrounds.Car enthusiasts of all ages...
A musical tribute and memories of his mother

A musical tribute and memories of his mother

For a musician there is no better way to pay tribute to a loved one than in song. Before a crowd of more than 800, John Schmid did just that when he presented a concert in honor of his late mother – Lorain Schmid – at the John Streeter Garden Amphitheater at Secrest Arboretum August 21. During the concert, which lasted for more than 90 minutes, sponsored by the Wooster Community Hospital...
Gibbs stops by Tusc County to discuss future of business and technology

Gibbs stops by Tusc County to discuss future of business and technology

“Doing nothing is not an option,” stated U.S. Congressman Bob Gibbs as he addressed a group of employees gathered at Zimmer Surgical in Dover during a visit to the area August 23. The congressman was given a tour of the facility before meeting with employees and management under a large tent outdoors. “There need to be serious reforms.” Gibbs was speaking in reference to the unprecedented...
082911 The sights and sounds of summer

082911 The sights and sounds of summer

Summary: Downtown Wooster was the hottest spot in town on August 19 when thousands turned out for Main Street Wooster’s annual Concert and Cruise In. Hundreds of hot cars filled the streets surrounding the Square in downtown Wooster when Main Street Wooster presented its annual Concert and Cruise In on August 19. Downtown streets were lined with hundreds of classic, antique and custom cars,...

082911: Capstones topple from roof of Cornerstone Elementary School

Summary: Capstones from the roof of Cornerstone Elementary School toppled from the roof early Wednesday morning damaging a portion of a lower roof area. As a thunderstorm moved through the area early Wednesday morning capstones from the roof of Cornerstone Elementary School toppled from the roof damaging a portion of a lower roof area of the former Wooster High School. Throughout the day on...
Larger than Life: The Art of Claude Ruston Baker

Larger than Life: The Art of Claude Ruston Baker

Summary: Claude Ruston Baker has been hired to create works of art all over the world, but the piece that's closest to his heart is the one that's closest to his home. Story: If there's one thing Millersburg native Claude Ruston Baker knows how to do, it's make a scene. Whether it's within the halls of West Holmes Schools or in a hotel perched on a mountain in Salzburg, Austria, the...

8/24/11 Loudonville woman gets probation on permitting drug abuse charge

SUMMARY: Judge was leaning toward six months residential treatment A Loundonville woman convicted of abetting a drug sale was sentenced Wednesday Aug. 24 to probation. Angela R. Smith, 33, 3317 Township Road 629, was sentenced to three years probation by Common Pleas Judge Robert D, Rinfret. Rinfret said he had been leaning toward giving Smith up to six months residential treatment at the Stark...

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Five returning letter winners should give Generals strong cross country team

082911 WHSboysCC Promo: Harriers looking to make another strong run at Ohio Cardinal Conference title Five returning letter winners should give Generals strong cross country team By Brian Questel Doug Bennett knew he had a team of promise last year. Today, that team of promise is a year older and wiser, and he’s looking for that continued improve to push the Generals toward the top of the Ohio...