Wadsworth Grizzlies wrestling coach Clay Wenger has left the job. He announced last week he will be taking a full-time college offer, starting a women’s wrestling program at The University of Mount Union. “It is a dream of mine to coach college wrestling full-time and build a program,” Clay said Read more…
A new restaurant in opening soon in Wadsworth. The Vue will be opening to the public Nov. 14. The Vue will feature seasonally inspired cuisine, by chef Anthony Scolaro, and will be casual fine dining. Pork belly, crab, lamb, duck, pasta and desserts are some of the featured menu items. Read more…
Witschey Witschey & Firestine Co., LPA (WWF) and Palecek, McIlvaine, Hoffmann and Morse (PMHM) today announced that the lawyers of the two firms will be joining together effective November 1, 2023. The combined firm will operate under the name Witschey Witschey & Firestine, Co., LPA and will add three attorneys, Read more…
The 6th annual Grizzly Gobble is next month! It’s an annual Thanksgiving morning youth flag football tradition that began in 2018 when then 9-year-old Jacob Hoesel’s passion for football met his desire to help others and make a difference in his community. His non-profit organization of choice was Project Outrun Read more…
Asst. Majority Whip Sharon Ray (R-Wadsworth) and State Rep. Juanita Brent (D-Cleveland) held a press conference on the Pet Friendly Rental Act, House Bill 277. The Act will provide a tax credit for landlords who allow companion animals to reside in their rental units. “This legislation is in response to Read more…
On Thursday, the Ohio Department of Education released the 2022-2023 report card for each school and district in the State of Ohio. You can view the report cards by clicking here. In addition, the Wadsworth School District released their 2022-2023 Quality Profile, which can be viewed by clicking here. “We Read more…
Asst. Majority Whip Sharon Ray (R-Wadsworth), State Rep. Melanie Miller (R-City of Ashland), and State Senator Mark Romanchuk (R-Ontario) today held a press conference on newly introduced legislation that came as a result of constituent concerns about a highway interchange in Medina County. The Representatives and Senator were accompanied by leaders Read more…
Trick-or-treat in Wadsworth has always been on Halloween (Oct. 31), but this year, trick-or-treat will be Sat., Oct. 28 from 6-8 p.m. Mayor Robin Laubaugh says two Central Intermediate School students petitioned for trick-or-treat to be changed. “A community-wide survey to gather everyone’s opinion on the matter was conducted late Read more…
A loss of a pet can be heart-breaking. Many wish they had a way to honor and remember that relationship. The Rainbow Bridge Walk on Sunday, September 17, provides an opportunity for pet owners who have lost a pet over the years to come and pay tribute to their pets Read more…
U.S. News and World Report has released its annual Best High School ratings in all 50 states. According to the report, Wadsworth High School is ranked No. 81 in Ohio out of 1,011 high schools. Highland High School is the highest ranked in Medina County at No. 29. Medina comes Read more…
