Jazz vocalist Paul Marinaro to perform with WSO and Jazz Ensemble
The Wooster Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Jeffrey Lindberg, will present “Not Mostly Mozart, Mostly Sinatra!”
Starlight School to shift its focus
A coming shift in the way the Starlight School of New Philadelphia serves the area community of disabled children and their families is revealed in an unexpected stepping off point: an independent film festival.
Milkweed as a life saver
Columnist Herb Broda discusses how milkweed was used during WWII to save lives.
Country Over Party Town Hall calls for ‘new generation of leadership in Washington’
Ken Harbaugh, Congressional candidate for Ohio’s 7th District, held a “Country Over Party” Town Hall at the Darb Snyder Senior Center in Millersburg last night. Harbaugh invited the more than 65 attendees to “ask him anything” and for the next hour-and-a-half, they did. Harbaugh answered questions ranging from campaign finance reform to TV ads to jobs to the polarized state of...
Journalist to speak in Wooster
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Edward Humes will speak at McGaw Chapel.
Green building is becoming the industry standard
Columnist Randi Pokladnik discusses different green construction methods.
Seek out new things to eat whenever you can
Columnist Scott Daniels discusses a type of mozzarella called burrata.
Country star Rodney Atkins rocks the Fair
When it comes to making the Tuscarawas County Fair a success, there is no hurdle too large or too muddy to overcome. Such was the case on Wednesday morning. An unpredicted rain storm, on top of the mud and puddles left over from Monday’s all day rain, left the stage area in poor shape. “This morning it was solid mud and we went right to work,” said Fair Board Director Doug Wills. “We...
Taking charge of your business
More than ever before, our world relies on electronic and card transactions for a large majority of moving our money, but the convenience of swiping a card isn’t as simple as it seems. It is a complex
process of secure, instantaneous data routing between banks, credit brands and the card processing companies, and Central Payment (CPAY) is here to help your business do just that.
Camp in the country in a teardrop
The teardrop is all the rage in camping, and Sugarcreek’s nuCamp RV is manufacturing more every year to keep up with demand for the pint-sized camper that packs a punch. Don’t let the size fool you—the compact, easy-to-tow RV is strategically loaded with all a camper needs, and the quality of nuCamp’s designs makes them a favorite in a national network of 120 dealers.