Are you ready for Black Friday? Well, we hope so because it’s just over a week away. But no matter how much preparing you do, how do you know you’re really getting the best deal out there? Thanks to a new survey by WalletHub, you don’t have to worry, because Read more
The volunteers of Akron Children’s Hospital will host the 34th annual Holiday Tree Festival Nov. 21 – Nov. 29, 2015 at the John S. Knight Center in downtown Akron. Admission to the festival is free. Originally founded in 1982 as a way for families to celebrate the holiday season, the 2015 Read more
The annual WCTV Clapper Awards were presented Thursday night to the producers of the best programming on WCTV during the past year in a variety of categories. Some of the highlights include Cathy Hall, Terry Livers and Bob Parmelee winning the directors chair awards for outstanding achievement. This year the Clapper’s Read more
A wind advisory is now in effect through 10 p.m. for all of northeast Ohio, including Wadsworth. Gusts up to 55 mph can be expected today into this evening. It’s possible some power lines and tree limbs may come down and minor structural damage is possible, according to the National Weather Read more
Veterans Day is here and there are many businesses around the country who want to thank our veterans for their service with freebies and discounts. Those looking to participate should make sure they have their ID and call ahead to confirm participation – but if you happen to see someone Read more
Another community meeting is being held tonight (Nov. 10) to continue the discussion surrounding heroin and opiate addiction. The group “Wadsworth Against Heroin” will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at the Trinity United Church of Christ (located on High Street) in Wadsworth. This is the group that was started by Read more
The second repaving project of 2015 in the city of Wadsworth will be getting started on Wednesday. Service Director Robert Patrick says the project will get started on November 11th. If all goes as scheduled, everything should be completed by Nov. 21. Among the Wadsworth streets scheduled to be repaired and Read more
The Wadsworth Church of the Nazarene was packed with residents Thursday night eager to hear information from experts about drug treatment options, how to spot signs of possible drug-related activity and what to do if you notice anything suspicious. One of the sure signs drug activity is going on in your Read more
The General Election is in the books and the votes have been tallied. On the Statewide ballot, voters approved Issue 1, which creates a process for drawing legislative districts in a non-partisan way. Voters also approved Issue 2 which prohibits creating monopolies or granting special rights via a constitutional amendment. Read more
In Wadsworth Township, voters have approved a 3-mill levy to fund fire and EMS protection within the Township. The levy was needed because township officials say it was becoming increasingly difficult to pay for fire and EMS services, provided by the Wadsworth Fire Department, out of the reserves from the general Read more
