It’s time for one of the biggest events in Wadsworth: The Blue Tip Festival! The festival is located in Memorial Park, north of Art Wright Stadium. Admission and parking are both free. Roughly 10,000 people are expected to line the nearly 2.5 mile parade route. Tom Morris, who organizes the Read more
Niagara Bottling is voluntarily recalling several brands of bottled water after one of its sources was contaminated with E. coli. The recall affects water sold between June 10-18 only. The recalled bottled water products were sold under the ACME name among others. For more information, visit www.niagarawater.com. There have been Read more
Chances are you’ll be spending some time in a public pool somewhere this summer, especially if you have kids. Although after hearing this info from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), it may an appeal as much to you. For example, it’s the urine and sweat that’s making your kids’ eyes Read more
If you love curling up with a good book, you’re probably not surprised to learn that reading is good for your mental and physical health. But have you heard of bibliotherapy? We hadn’t either, but it’s reading for therapeutic effect. According to a recent article in “The New Yorker”, it Read more
To be honored by the honored is a very humbling experience. Tom and I were stunned Friday when our in-studio guests on the morning show — retired Army Specialist Jason Brasse (Tampa, Fla.) and American Blind Golf co-chair Mark Arnold — said they had a surprise for each of us: Read more
State Route 57 in the Wadsworth-Medina area has seen plenty of road work during the spring and summer months of 2015. The Ohio Department of Transportation announced yet another road project on 57 in Medina County. The District 3 office of ODOT reports State Route 57 between the cities of Read more
Another round of intense storms ravaged northeast Ohio. Gusty winds and monsoon-like rain took down power lines and trees, shutdown parts of area highways and flooded others. A Flood Warning in effect until 8 a.m. on Friday. The hefty rainfall has flooded the Cuyahoga River in Cuyahoga Falls and in Munroe Falls near Read more
Thousands of servicemen and servicewomen have made — and continue to make — sacrifices for our freedom. How war affected the Schei family is one of the most inspirational stories of all. In Oct. of 2005, Army Spc. Erik Schei was shot in the head by a sniper in Iraq. Doctors said Erik Read more
Deaths by drug overdose have surged in Ohio and the United States, with a majority of states recording increases from 2009 to 2013, according to a study released on Wednesday. Across the country, 44,000 people died from drug overdoses in 2013, more than double the number in 1999, the study Read more
Floods and fires are the natural disasters we deal with most in northeast Ohio. Mother Nature wreaked havoc on us over the weekend and into the beginning of the week, flooding yards and basements. The Golden Ridge area of Wadsworth Township was hit hard. Water found its way into one Read more
