The Wadsworth Police Department is asking for your help after several reports of items stolen from unlocked vehicles this past Sunday morning. Police are asking residents in the north end of Wadsworth to check home security cameras for activity between 4-8 AM on Sunday morning. During this time, Police say Read more
The annual Christmas Tree Collection in the city of Wadsworth will take place during the weeks of December 29th and January 5th. You are asked to place your “real” Christmas Tree on the curb on your normal collection day, at least 3-feet from your trash cart. The Street Department will Read more
Wadsworth law director Norman Brague received a mayoral proclamation for his 46 years of service as the city’s only director of law on Tuesday night. Brague, 73, announced last month he would retire at the end of the year. Tuesday was his final council meeting of his career. Brague began Read more
Wadsworth unveiled conceptual designs to the public showing how downtown Wadsworth could look by 2022, according to proposed plans for upcoming streetscape work. A $7 million to $13 million project to revamp downtown Wadsworth is projected to begin in 2021 and be finished sometime in 2022. Timelines, cost estimates and Read more
The cold has arrived and it’s already December, which means it’s that time of year where we gear up for our annual 12 Days of Christmas giveaway here on Wadsworth Community Radio! This year, we have changed the rules. Instead of doing our giveaways via social media, we invite you Read more
The city of Wadsworth will be holding a Civil Service Test on December 19th for the position of Wadsworth Police Department Dispatcher. Applications can be dropped off at Wadsworth City Hall during business hours, by FAX at 330-335-2715 or to tmcculloch@wadsworthcity.org. To be eligible to take the test, applications must Read more
The Wadsworth School Board is looking to ramp up discussion concerning the future of Central Intermediate School in the early part of 2020. At the Monday November 18th meeting, Board members discussed the possibility of announcing to the public their plans to put a bond issue on the ballot in Read more
Reporters and editors have the power to shape and influence community attitudes about public schools. Whether it’s good news stories about district achievements or controversies and conflict, the public relies strongly on the news media to learn what’s going on in its schools. School leaders who build positive working relationships Read more
Wadsworth police have released more details surrounding a fatal officer-involved shooting outside Wadsworth City Hall on Nov. 10. At an afternoon news conference on Friday, Wadsworth Police Chief Randall Reinke detailed the timeline of events leading up to the fatal shooting of 26-year-old Guy Barnard, part of the 911 calls Read more
Investigators are piecing together a fatal officer-involved shooting that happened outside Wadsworth City Hall Thursday night. According to the Wadsworth Police Department, Guy Barnard, 26, was shot and killed by officers after numerous threats were made outside city hall and Barnard allegedly pulled out a gun. Several cars in the Read more
