It’s Friday night lights time, friends! Wadsworth football kicks off at Art Wright Stadium at 7 p.m. to take on Ashland. If you aren’t going to the game though, here’s a fun list of family things to do across northeast Ohio this weekend. If you haven’t seen (or want to Read more
It’s no secret that we have a childhood obesity problem in America, and parents, according to most doctors you should be blaming yourself for it. According to a new poll of physicians, 69-percent believe that parents are completely or mostly to blame for the childhood obesity epidemic. Even 30 percent Read more
A delicious breakfast will be waiting for you this Saturday. Friends of Wadsworth Trails is hosting a pancake and sausage breakfast from 8 a.m. – 10 a.m. at the Knights of Columbus on North Lyman Street in Wadsworth. Then, take a historical hike at 10:30 a.m. through downtown Wadsworth. Roger Havens Read more
Akron Children’s Hospital has notified 7,664 patient families that a hard drive of back-up transport voice recordings is lost. The recordings do not contain Social Security numbers or financial information, but some include names and information considered to be protected health information. The hard drive was in a locked, secure Read more
The Rotary Club of Wadsworth is sponsoring the NFL Punt, Pass and Kick Competition this year on Sunday, Sept. 13. The event will be held at Art Wright Stadium from 2 – 5 p.m. The local competition is free and open to boys and girls from ages 6-15 and there Read more
According to a new report by iSheriff, close to 45 percent of Americans have had their health information compromised because of a cyber attack. And over five years, there has been over 143 million patients’ records compromised. And sadly, according to the report, many health organizations don’t even realize how Read more
Now that you’ve got all your school supplies and clothes to kick off another school year, here’s a fun list of things going on across northeast Ohio so you can just spend some fun, family time together! It’s Valley City’s Back to School Family Night from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Friday at Read more
The Salvation Army held their annual Back-to-School Rally Wednesday night, where they served 109 families with school supplies and bookbags. “It was a good turnout. We were able to help people who otherwise wouldn’t have been be able to have a good start for school,” said Lt. Mark Baggs. He Read more
You’ve probably noticed the spike in gas prices in recent days. GasBuddy.com has issued an alert saying the BP Refinery in Indiana is operating at less than half of its 430,000 gallon a day capacity. Repairs could take anywhere from 7 -12 days to complete. Once repairs are made, the price Read more
It’s so easy to get travel envy this time of year. Everyone’s talking about their trips, and posting pictures on social media of amazing vacations while you’re stuck at home. But sometimes travelling can be too expensive or too stressful so we just want to stay in town. Here’s how Read more
