“I loved growing up in Wadsworth. Everything about it was what people now miss about the ‘good ‘ole days,” Tom Rabatin explained on the morning show with Matt and Tina during the show’s Wadsworthian Wednesday segment. Tom’s experiences at Wadsworth High School was something he’ll never forget. He attributes any successes and achievements to “the Read more
A learning community where students focus on advanced career technical training and academic excellence for life-long success. That’s the goal at the Medina County Career Center. MCCC offers career development programs, accredited post-secondary education and leads to gainful employment., including a variety of certification classes: medical assisting, dental assisting and HVAC. “Not Read more
Sonnets in Wadsworth is one of 75 venues participating in National Open Mic Night. The performances kick off at 6:30 p.m. at the downtown hot spot. National Open Mic Night is a week-long coast-to-coast celebration of music presented by Shure. It gives music lovers an opportunity to support their local music scene and experience Shure Read more
Canine influenza has sickened 1,300 dogs in the Midwest, including western Ohio. Dr. Dane Arends, with Wadsworth Veterinarian Hospital, says his practice hasn’t seen any cases yet, but his office is prepared should dogs and cats in our area come down with the flu. Signs of mild canine influenza include loss of appetite, sneezing, or Read more
Vibrant is how we’d describe the band members of “Walking in Circles.” Five of the six bandmates joined us in the studio Monday morning with their debut album, “Go.” The band consists of Jake Gray (lead guitar), Ben Beheydt (keyboard/rhythm guitar), Kevin Herwerden (drums), Allison Wolf (bass/vocals/lead vocals), Blake Brouse (lead vocals) and Zach Shelly Read more
“Winning and losing are about your frame of mind more than anything else,” says Best-selling author Bernard Marr. “By cultivating a winner’s mindset, you’ll set yourself up for the greatest success.” Here are some phrases he thinks we should stop saying, so we get rid of the negative thoughts that Read more
ODOT district 3 says beginning Monday a heavily trafficked route will close. State Route 94 north and south of Doylestown Road in Wayne County will be closed for a ditch replacement project. You’ll be able to use Route 604 to 57 to I-76 and back to 94 as your alternate. Detour Read more
Sunshine is the word this weekend and there’s something for everyone to do that’s fun and mostly free this weekend in northeast Ohio. There’s a barnyard hoedown at Hartzler Family Dairy in Wooster, complete with milk chugging; Wish Farmer Joe’s barnyard animals a Happy Birthday at Nickajack Farms, visit the IX Indoor Amusement Park Read more
Snoring may be a key indicator for future memory loss. That’s the conclusion of a new study published this week in the journal “Neurology.” Researchers at the NYU Langone Medical Center say people who snore heavily are more likely to develop memory loss and cognitive decline at a younger age. Read more
Dan Van Auken may be in Heaven, but his legacy lives on in the school district, with his family and around the community. In the spring of 2013, Mr. Van Auken, a fifth grade math teacher at CIS, was diagnosed with brain cancer. “He received many varied treatments but by the spring of Read more
