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The Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities (MCBDD) hosted its eighth annual Safety Town Plus program at the Medina County Achievement Center from July 15-19. Children with developmental disabilities from across Medina County participated in the five-day program, with each day focusing on a specific safety lesson: traffic safety, fire Read more…
Tuesday night July 30th at 6:29 pm is the date and time for auction of the Wadsworth High School student built home at 153 Pine Street, at the corner of Pine and South Lyman. There have been two open houses for the home in the last two weeks. The home Read more…
Work has started on another mural in Downtown Wadsworth. Workers are painting on the side of the building where the Subway restaurant is located on the east side of Main Street. This would be the second mural in Downtown. The first mural was unveiled earlier this month during the First Read more…
If you’re in the market for a new home or know of someone who is, you’ll want to stop by a newly-built home at 153 Pine Street, at the corner of South Lyman and Pine, in Wadsworth. The home was built by Carpentry students at Wadsworth High School the direction Read more…
The Wadsworth School District has received $534,000 in second quarter sales tax revenues from Medina County. The funding is from a half-percent sales tax collected across Medina County that was approved by the voters back in 2007. All seven Medina County school districts share in the sales tax dollars. The Read more…
This week is the final time you can sign up for the Wadsworth Salvation Army’s “Back to School Program”. The program provides school supplies and other educational items for school children in Wadsworth and Wadsworth Township. Parents or guardians looking to register must bring a photo ID for each child, Read more…
It’s time for another First Friday celebration in Downtown Wadsworth. Tonight’s theme is Art in the Alleys and Non-Profit night. There are four alleys located throughout Downtown Wadsworth that are illuminated with “Edison Lights” that will allow artists to set up and display their works. A number of Wadsworth’s non-profit Read more…
Friday night’s storm that blew through the city of Wadsworth caused quite a bit of damage. High winds took down a tree on High Street, between Downtown Wadsworth and Route 261. By Tuesday morning, the remainder of the tree was taken down and the trunk and branches were disposed of. Read more…
With a few remaining days in June, the weather scorecard is out. The Akron area has received 8.08 inches of rain already — making June 2019 the 6th wettest since records have been kept! Wadsworth had the 4th highest rain totals recorded in a 72-hour span earlier this month: http://tinyurl.com/yxctlor8. The Read more…
The Akron Zoo will open its new animal area on Saturday, June 29. The Landon & Cynthia Knight Pride of Africa will feature a new habitat for our African lions and white storks and introduce new species Speke’s gazelle and crested guineafowl. The area will also include a new feeding Read more…
