Face masks are something that will be stressed in the new statewide orders coming this week and the Medina County Health Department has received many questions about when and where they should be worn. “As a best practice, a face mask should be worn at all times while interacting with Read more
With great anticipation, Gov. Mike DeWine announced where Ohio has been and where we will go. But first, he talked about some facts and praised Ohioans for a job well done during quarantine: “You have done an amazing job staying at home, staying apart. Things that we asked you to Read more
With more parents at home with their families, they’re facing tough questions from inquisitive kids, according to new research. In fact, parents field 468 difficult questions from their kids each and every year! The poll of 2,000 parents with children ages 2-12 found in a typical week, they creatively respond Read more
The next couple weeks are going to be a critical time as the Stay at Home orders begin to lift across the state. Governor Mike DeWine and the Ohio Department of Health have announced the development of a recovery plan to re-open businesses and get as many people back to Read more
The Ohio High School Athletic Association informed member schools on April 20 that spring sports are now cancelled, as Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced earlier this week school facilities will remain closed for the rest of the academic year due to COVID-19. OHSAA Executive Director Jerry Snodgrass sent the memo Read more
Monday’s announcement from Gov. Mike DeWine included all schools in Ohio will remain closed the rest of this academic year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For the Wadsworth School District, this means the remote learning plan will continue through May 28, the end of the school year. “Now that we Read more
This week, the Wadsworth City School District is unveiling the Grizzly Spirit Community Challenge for all students in grades K-12. Students, families, teachers, staff, administrators, businesses and the community are asked to show off their Grizzly pride in a variety of ways all week long. Today (April 20, 2020), is Read more
The City of Wadsworth has decided to postpone the 2020 Matchstick races until next year. In a news release, the city said that due to all of the uncertainty, and difficulty getting the needed resources such as permits, volunteers, police, medical staff, as well as supplies, and after meeting with Read more
Wadsworth safety forces are noticing some changes in the number of calls police are getting for help amid the COVID-19 pandemic, though the reasons why are not clear. “We are seeing a reduction in overall police-related calls. So, that is something that we’re noting. But that doesn’t mean we’ve dropped Read more
Due to the current COVID-19 outbreak, the Medina County Board of DD is extended the application deadline for the 2020 Donor Scholarship. Applications are now due Thursday, April 30. The scholarship is available to local high school seniors who are entering a field of study (i.e. special education, physical therapy, Read more
