Graduation came several weeks early for 53 students from Wayne County. On May 5, the seventh class of Wayne County Community Youth Foundation student advisors convened to celebrate the end of a 10 month...
On Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019, Local Roots brought community members together with Chinese character writing, a scavenger hunt and other activities as they hosted their fifth annual celebration of Chinese New Year.
The Wayne County Community Youth Foundation meets once a month, each time at a different location and each time highlighting philanthropy in the community. I was a member of the group my junior year...
Junior Achievement is an educational organization that deals with the creation and administration of job-readiness programs designed to prepare children and young adults alike for work by providing training in important concepts including:...
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Friday, March 24, the American Health Care Act was pulled hours before a vote in the House. After having been rushed onto the docket by President Trump’s command, the bill was pulled due to...
House bill 58, if passed in Ohio’s General Assembly, would make cursive writing a standard by fifth grade in Ohio schools. Representative Andrew Brenner and Representative Marilyn Slaby introduce the bill on...
Reducing one’s individual impact on the environment is as much about maintaining awareness as it is about reducing, reusing and recycling. According to an article titled “25+ ways to reduce your carbon footprint,” published...
At its Jan. 24 meeting, the WCSD Board of Education voted unanimously to put a Permanent Improvement Levy on the May 2 ballot. According to the WCSD Treasurer Bonnie West the levy has a...
This past Saturday, 400 people gathered at the gazebo in downtown Wooster for a Solidarity March. According to Rev. Kevan Franklin, minister at Trinity UCC of Wooster and organizer of the march,...
