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Walnut Street home fire being investigated as arson
Officials are conducting an arson investigation into a fire that caused severe damage to a South Walnut Street home.
Ready or not, here comes '2012."
Everyone knows something's going to happen Dec. 21, 2012. It's what that something is that's up for debate.
Law officials urge residents to 'protect your house'
With the number of burglaries on the rise and residents likely to travel during the holidays, law enforcement officials are cautioning residents to take countermeasures against would-be burglars.
Adena Volleyball Coach Laura Smith becomes the 42nd member of the OHSVCA Hall of Fame.
Adena Volleyball Coach Laura Smith is headed to the State Hall of Fame. The coach of 25 years, will be inducted into the Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association Hall of Fame during their State All Star Match Banquet in Wooster, Ohio November 21st.
The trumpet section of the Wooster High School Marching Band performs at a 2009 half-time show.
Director Dan Adams said the Wooster High School Marching Band's skull session -- functioning as a pep rally -- with the Ohio State University band at OSU stadium "will put a little exclamation point on the season." "It will be a reward for all of hard work," Adams said of the performance happening today.
Grandma Moses' great-grandson planning a return visit to Wooster
WOOSTER -- Soft, shadowy foothills dotted with traditional white farmhouses; weathered red barns tilted haphazardly on broad patchwork sweeps of green and hay-gold fields; small clusters of black and white cows grazing placidly in the distance ... it's all part of Moses Country.
Absent Flu making mark on Wooster City Schools attendance records
The superintendent anticipates the district has already hit the top of the graph for student illnesses.
Election 2009 Four seek spots on Triway board
Four candidates are running for three positions on the Triway board. Two of them, Don Noble II and Tony Yacapraro, are current members.
Election 2009 Assessments good method to fund improvements
Funding major street improvements through property assessments isn't the only avenue the city of Wooster has to obtain necessary funding, but most candidates for Wooster City Council agree that it is the best method to get things done.
State Auditor Mary Taylor speaks with Wayne County Republican Party chairman Jim Smail on Thursday night at the partya s annual Wine & Cheese event, put on in appreciation of party donors.
Wooster Growth Corp. learns about demolition progress
For the first time since demolition began on their largest asset, Wooster Growth Corp.
The night before Ohio announced lower unemployment figures, Mayor Bob Breneman was already sharing some good news with council.
Commissioners hear of safety concerns for soccer complex improvements
The proposed improvements to the Wooster soccer complex will press onward, but the county's emergency management director has some concerns.
WooCorps provides garden plot, College of Wooster students provide labor
Students Erin Dean and Sara Falkoff, Erin Plews-Ogen a freshman from Charlottesville, Va.
Council candidates discuss Wooster's plans
On Oct. 23, 2002, Planning Commission officially adopted a comprehensive plan that defines both future land use and development regulations for the city moving forward.
NAACP: Advocating for human rights, respect for 100 years
Adviser Juanita Greene and members of the Wooster/Orrville NAACP Youth Council "were a pebble on that big beach" at the inauguration of President Barack Obama, Greene said.
Youth Council active, but looking for more participation, expansion
The youngest member of Wooster/Orrville NAACP's Youth Council is 6 years old; the oldest is 17.
Man faces attempted murder charge
A 22-year-old Wooster man was arrested early Sunday morning in connection with the attempted murder of a 68-year-old man.
Teen killed in Sunday afternoon crash
CLARK TOWNSHIP - The Holmes County coroner pronounced a teenager dead at the scene of a crash Sunday afternoon.
Is timing right for new Wooster fire stations?
Does the need for a new north end fire station outweigh the fiscal concerns of the city during one of the worst revenue generating years in recent memory? For the most part, candidates for City Council agree the answer is yes.