ULTA Beauty will soon be coming to Wadsworth Crossings! “We’re just as excited as you are for our Wadsworth Crossings to open!” Diana with ULTA Guest Services wrote in an email to Wadsworth Community Radio Wednesday morning (Jan. 31, 2024). “We’ll update our site and social media shortly before the Read more
Members of Wadsworth City Council voted Tuesday (Jan. 23) to move ahead with plans for the new Destination Playground at Memorial Park. Wadsworth City Council President Dave Williams says the city wants to fulfill the promises they made to the community about the new playground. “I know we’ve had several Read more
SONNETS has announced on their website — and via a note on their door — that they are temporarily closed. No word on how long the temporary closure will be in effect but it’s so work can continue on their expansion and renovation. We will keep you updated on Sonnets Read more
The Wadsworth Public Library is offering teens a way to give back to the community and a way to earn volunteer hours for graduation. It’s open to students in grades 7-12 on Jan. 27. If you need volunteer hours for school, bring your forms in and library staff will record Read more
A new restaurant opened in Downtown Wadsworth over the weekend! 9ers Breakfast Brew and BBQ quietly opened on Saturday. 9ers Breakfast Brew and BBQ is located at 130 South Lyman Street in the former Blue Tip Pub and Grill location. The owners hope the Wadsworth area enjoys their BBQ, classic Read more
Wadsworth police officers will begin enforcing the new fine amount for parking on city streets overnight beginning Feb. 1, 2024. Wadsworth police may allow you to request permission for overnight parking, on a case by case basis, by contacting them at 330-334-1511 or filling our a form online. As a Read more
Last Friday afternoon, the Wadsworth School Board sent out a brief memo about their recent additional meetings involving a staff member. Ten minutes later, WCS superintendent Dr. Andy Hill sent out his own memo thanking the Board of Education for giving him the opportunity to share an apology with the Read more
Northeast Ohio is bracing for its first winter storms of the season. Utility crews are gearing up for snow beginning early Tuesday morning that will transition to heavy rain with gusty winds. WKYC says three major storm systems are forecast to fire up and move through the region in the Read more
In today’s rapidly evolving landscape, the significance of enriching children’s lives at home has taken on new importance. Whether you’re faced with a rainy day or an indoor weekend, there are a plethora of creative and educational activities that parents can turn to for engaging young minds and nurturing creativity. Read more
The Medina County Veterans Service Office is hoping to get the ball rolling on an expansion of their facilities in 2024. “With the numbers we’ve had coming through the door over the last 5, 6, 7 years, we need more people to do the work,” said agency head Ed Zachary. Read more
