Wadsworth School Superintendent Doctor Andy Hill is telling parents that their child’s attendance figures as indicated on their first quarter/first trimester report card, may not be accurate. Some partial day absences may not be accurately reflected. Last school year, Ohio Revised Code changed requirements for reporting student attendance from days Read more
The city of Wadsworth is now in line with state statutes concerning the “Move Over Law”. At its November 20TH meeting, Members of Wadsworth City Council unanimously approved a measure that requires motorists when driving on a road with multiple lanes in the same direction to ‘Move Over’ one lane Read more
On Monday November 19th, the Wadsworth branch of the Salvation Army began its Red Kettle Campaign in the city. The Goal this year is $65,000. Last year, the Red Kettle campaign in Wadsworth raised $67,000. The official kickoff took place during Candlelight Walk on Friday November 16th Lieutenant Mark Baggs Read more
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for northeast Ohio through 7 p.m. Thursday. The storm is bringing a winter mix, complete with freezing rain, snow and sleet. Meteorologists predict 1-2 inches of snow. Driving conditions could be difficult with the weather Mother Nature is throwing our way, and across Read more
In Medina County Common Pleas Court on Friday, 17-year old Gavon Ramsay of Wadsworth was found guilty of nine counts brought against him in connection with the death of 98-year Margaret Douglas of Portage Street back in April. Judge Joyce Kimbler found Ramsay guilty after he entered no contest pleas Read more
Due to the recent and projected rain and the resulting soggy conditions of the grass areas at Art Wright Stadium and Memorial Park, the parking plan for tonight’s home football game against Wooster will need to be altered. The new plan is as follows: All parking on the south side Read more
As more than 40 million children between the ages of 5 and 14 get ready to trick-or-treat this Halloween, AAA urges Ohioans to take steps to prevent Halloween horrors from ruining the fun. Motorists Obey all traffic signs and signals. Slow down! A pedestrian is nearly twice as likely to Read more
Now is the time to get a flu shot if you are thinking about it. Medina County Health Commissioner Krista Wasowski says if you go to their Medinahealth.org, you can track flu statistics in real time from around the country and in Medina County. “We are putting out the data Read more
It was a scary situation for shoppers at the Wadsworth Walmart on Wednesday afternoon. The store had to be evacuated Wednesday afternoon because of what Wadsworth authorities described as a “a hazmat situation”. An accidental Chemical spill forced everyone out of the store. The Walmart was successfully ventilated by Wadsworth Read more
Homeowners in Wadsworth may be wondering when the leaf collection program will start. The city anticipates that leaf collections will begin at the end of October. But, the start date is weather dependent. The city hopes to make three collections between the end of October and the beginning of December. Read more
