Wadsworth News

Luxury apartment demand growing July 3rd, 2009 Allison Wood The Gazette BRUNSWICK HILLS TWP.

The fate of Wadsworth House, a camp and meeting place for Girl Scouts, hangs in the balance as Girl Scouts of North East Ohio officials decide whether to close the camp permanently.

Organizers of the Wadsworth Rib Cook-Off are telling attendees to "get ready to sample the best pork barbecue" in town.

These are brand new listings on the market. The following list will be updated as new listings come on the market in Medina County.

The Medina County Auditor is warning residents to be wary of a scammer who may be posing as an employee with the auditor's office.

Police are investigating an apparent drowning of a 5-year-old Akron girl Sunday evening.

Junior Silchuk lived by a pretty simple motto: Save everything, share everything.

When Mike Trikilis first heard Farrah Fawcett's name, he didn't have a clue who she was.

"This is a wonderful show, which keeps us coming back," said Deborah Wilkson of Bike Week Apparel, one of the vendors at the swap meet portion of the Thunder in Paradise Motorcycle Show in Central Park early Friday afternoon.

Food, festival rides and a 20-foot tall match. They're all part of the 37th Blue Tip Festival.

A reception for the Rev. Louis Diehl, who is retiring after 37 years of ministry, will be held after the 9:30 a.m. service Sunday at Hudson United Methodist Church, 2600 Hudson-Aurora Road.

Wadsworth is working to complete construction on the city's first skate park by July.

The Wadsworth Community Partnership wants to build a $104 million complex with a new high school, library, community recreation center, senior center, medical office and outdoor pool.

Water might take the path of least resistance, but that's not the case with some Chippewa Township property owners.

Wading in the stream like a water bug, and looking up at the elegant sandstone arch over Nettleton Creek, it's easy to imagine you're on a gondola, floating on a Venice canal.

ZANESVILLE - The safety project slated for Ohio 60 through Zanesville, which was expected to begin late last month, has been delayed for a couple of weeks.

NORTON: Strangers and two Norton police officers are being credited with saving the life of a 22-year-old Wadsworth man who attempted to jump from a bridge on Saturday.

Alpha & Omega Worship Center Church - 181 Burton Ave., Akron. 7 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday.

We are a family of hikers and walkers. So when I say we frequent Silver Creek Metro Park, I'm talking five or six days a week a couple of us are out there walking.

Julie Payne has a brand new home to call her own thanks to Habitat for Humanity of Monroe and construction technology students at Monroe High School.