Good morning, Wooster.

Today the old City News building on South Market Street reopens as The City News and Brews + a venue that blends local history with modern charm for community members.

Buckeye Career Center SkillsUSA students qualified for the Ohio state Leadership & Skills Conference after strong regional finishes, and they will compete on May 5-6 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center — top finishers in Auto Technology, Cosmetology and Welding advanced.

Yesterday, March 17 a meteor exploded over parts of Ohio near Lake Erie and created a sonic boom that rattled houses across Northeast Ohio.

The National Weather Service confirmed the event with satellite images and video, and meteorites have been found in 14 locations including Wooster.

Farm Credit Mid-America will return $280 million in net earnings to customer-owners this March, including $63 million for Ohio farmers.

The patronage program helps cover spring planting costs and manage debt as farmers plan for the season.

Ohio lawmakers introduced a bill that would require insurers to cover hormone replacement therapy for menopause to lower treatment expenses.

The measure, known as HOTTIE, awaits review in the Ohio House and could help women access alternative formulations if standard options fail.

Local bars and restaurants in Wooster hosted St. Patrick’s Day promotions on Tuesday, Mar.

17—featuring special food and drink deals and adjusted hours for the celebration.

Claymont sophomore Kamden Stout finished second at state wrestling at the Schottenstein Center after defaulting early in the finals due to a severe knee injury; he advanced with a 7-4 win (in the semifinals).

At the state tournament, Indian Valley's Bronko Braun advanced through the consolation rounds to finish his season at 41-8 + area wrestlers saw Isabelle Ramirez finish fourth and Martin Hernandez secure a win before elimination.

5th Annual WHATT Fair

4-8 p.m. & 10 a.m.-4 p.m. — Secrest Welcome and Education Center — Free admission — Discover holistic and alternative wellness practices at this annual fair.

Glass Blowing Class with Larchmere Fire Works

12-7 p.m. — Lincoln Way Vineyards — $55-$65 — Create your own unique glass art piece in a fun, hands-on class with expert instructors.

2026 Ohio Scottish Games Indoor Competition

8 AM-6 PM — Scheide Music Center — Admission required — Experience the thrill of solo and pipe band competitions at this exciting showcase of Scottish culture.

Jane Austen Ball

7-10 p.m. — Wayne Center for the Arts — $20 adults, $10 students — Step into an 18th century English country manor for a night of dance and live music.

Wooster Contra Dance

7-9:30 p.m. — Valley College Grange — Entry fee not listed — Enjoy a lively evening of contra dancing featuring beautiful Celtic music by Pocketful o’ Gimmick.

Ohio Designer Craftsmen Functional Ceramics Workshop

Apr 16-18 — Wayne Center for the Arts — Check website for registration fee — Enhance your pottery skills with expert presenters at this annual workshop.