Big changes are coming to Ohio classrooms. Starting next year, students in public schools will no longer be allowed to use cell phones during school hours — thanks to Senate Bill 158, now signed into law by Governor Mike DeWine. The goal? Cut down on distractions, cyberbullying, and keep the Read more
The celebration isn’t over yet! Wadsworth Community Radio just turned 10 years old (June 30), and we’re keeping the party going with 10 weeks of GIVEAWAYS! We’re calling it our Summer Kindness Challenge — a way to spread joy, give back, and thank YOU for being part of our journey. Each Read more
“You just have to see it to believe it.” That’s a common reaction from first-time spectators at the American Blind Golf Tournament, returning to Pine Valley Golf Course in Wadsworth from June 10–13, 2025. This invitational event brings together some of the most skilled blind and visually impaired golfers from Read more
A wonderful Wadsworth woman, Laurie Beal, has brought a unique idea to life: the HOPE Box! It’s a “Bless and Be Blessed” swap box, tucked inside a repurposed vintage TV, a creative nod to Laurie’s switch from watching TV to reading and creating. And it’s extra special because it was built Read more
Big changes are underway at City Hall. Mayor Robin Laubaugh announced Tuesday (June 3) two major leadership appointments: Matt Hiscock is stepping into the role of Director of Public Service, and Police Chief Dan Chafin will take over as Director of Public Safety. Matt Hiscock Takes on New Challenge If Read more
10 years. 10 prizes. One unforgettable summer! Wadsworth Community Radio is turning 10 years old (June 30 is our birthday) —and we’re throwing the ultimate celebration with our 2025 Summer Fun Contest! We’re inviting you to be part of the fun with a community-wide contest packed with awesome prizes, mystery Read more
The Main Street Wadsworth Farmers Market returns June 14th, with more than 30 vendors bringing fresh produce, artisan goods, and family fun to downtown Wadsworth. It runs Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Central Intermediate School parking lot (151 Main Street). New this year: three Wednesday evening Read more
AAA is warning drivers about the “100 Deadliest Days” — the stretch between Memorial Day and Labor Day when teen driver crashes spike. Nationwide, a third of all deadly crashes involving teen drivers happen during the summer. In Ohio last year, teens were involved in nearly 9,000 crashes during that Read more
24 Karrot Kitchen is excited to partner with Stewart’s Caring Place to create a vital program — Nourish and Educate Initiative — empowering cancer patients and their families with the knowledge and resources they need to navigate their nutritional journey. The Nourish & Educate Initiative’s goal is to raise funds Read more
Drug overdose deaths in the U.S. fell to their lowest level since 2019, according to newly updated data released May 14 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Preliminary figures show around 80,000 overdose fatalities in 2024 — a sharp 26.9% drop from the previous year. And the positive Read more
