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Melissa Biltz, with over 20 years of volunteering, was named the 2025 Scouter of the Year at the Killbuck District Recognition Dinner, where 11 Scouts were also honored with the rank of Eagle Scout.

Donna Dale Davis, Chris Davis, and Betsy Sterling were recognized by the American Red Cross for extensive community service and support for charitable causes.

Meaden & Moore is being honored with the Board of Directors Award by the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce for its emphasis on professional services, community engagement, and encouraging its employees to volunteer.

Ken Carraway has been named the 2025 Volunteer of the Year for his contributions to Barnes Preserve, highlighting his extensive volunteer work across various community organizations.

Jarrett in Orrville announces the promotions of Mark Gordon to COO and Jacob Ackerman to senior director of contracts, analytics, and intelligence, highlighting their contributions to maintaining the company's leadership in the supply chain industry.

The College of Wooster Swim and Dive team achieved remarkable results at the NCAC Championships, with the women's team finishing 4th and the men's 5th, displaying strong performances and setting new records.

The College of Wooster women's tennis team experienced its first season loss with a 5-2 defeat against Kalamazoo College, showing resilience and partnership despite the challenge.

The Norwayne high school basketball team, praised for their unselfish style of play, has achieved back-to-back undefeated seasons and clinched their third straight league title, with aspirations for their 14th sectional title.

The College of Wooster's basketball team defeated Ohio Wesleyan 82-58 on senior night, moving up to 3rd in the NCAC rankings.

Cookie Dough and Wine Pairing Event

This event features a unique pairing of edible cookie dough tastings with award-winning wines at Lincoln Way Vineyards.