Winfield United Methodist Church will host its sixth annual Jerusalem Walk
The Jerusalem Walk is a live drama with a cast of 35 dressed in garments of that time period, and it will be held at Winfield United Methodist Church.
My adoration of the Chief doesn’t outweigh
Columnist Bryan Schaaf discusses his childhood memories of the Indians and his willingness to move on from Chief Wahoo.
Exhibit highlights the lives of refugees
In its first stage, New Arrivals, a visual exhibit titled “Dis[place]d: seeking refuge” will open at the Tuscarawas County Center for the Arts.
Bridging the cultural gap through understanding
Latino Cultural Connections and the Tuscarawas County Library are collaborating with an informative meeting at the Tuscarawas County Library in the reading room.
Glazer excels in agronomy
Cassie Glazer has passed two comprehensive exams covering nutrient management, soil and water management, integrated pest management, and crop management.
Pomerene
Pomerene Women’s Health Services welcomes Crystal Uptain, certified nurse midwife, to its team of care professionals.
Zoar Free Speaker Series returns with presentation about Ohio’s role in the Underground Railroad
Historic Zoar Village will begin its first Free Speaker Series in 2018 with a presentation about Ohio’s role in the Underground Railroad.
Jim Nelson appointed director at Aspen Racquet Club
The Aspen Racquet Club is a new tennis club in Wooster that is expected to open in January. Jim Nelson, a lifelong tennis player, has been appointed the director of tennis.
Berlin community prepares to have a merry Stutzman Christmas
This Christmas Eve for the 25th straight year, most of the homeowners in the Stutzman allotment in Berlin will participate in the annual lighting of the Christmas luminaria event.
His yoke is easy and his burden is light
Columnist Amber Miller discusses things learned from a passage in Matthew.