Good morning, Wooster.

The Library of Things program now lets community members borrow tools+electronics+games for free, connecting Wooster and Holmes.

Residents can save money by sharing local resources without needing to purchase items.

A winter storm that began Friday in Texas and Oklahoma moved into the Ohio Valley on Saturday, causing heavy snow and dangerous ice conditions that likely affected travel in Wooster.

Officials reported widespread flight cancellations and salt shortages as residents were urged to check travel advisories.

Wayne County Board of Commissioners recognized January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month to urge residents to learn warning signs after Ohio ranked fifth in reported cases, and officials stress the importance of reporting suspicious activity.

Deputy Brandon Sachara of the Wayne County Sheriff's Office finished 21 weeks of peace officer training and graduated on Jan.

16 at the State Highway Patrol Training Academy in Columbus; the 153rd class will soon begin their duties with 29 agencies.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency yesterday for Winter Storm Fern expected to drop 8-12 inches of snow — state agencies are set to deploy extra resources while residents are urged to stay home unless necessary.

Glass Blowing Experience at Lincoln Way Vineyards

12-7 p.m. — Lincoln Way Vineyards — $55 for solid flower, $65 for blown ball — Craft your own glass art with expert guidance and enjoy a drink on the house.