Good morning, Wooster.

Raby Hardware and Outdoors marks 140 years in business as fifth generation owner Jilian Raby explained that strong family traditions and a focus on quality have helped the store succeed through five generations — a milestone that highlights its local legacy.

Adelee & Gentry, a sister duo known for blending folk, pop & rock music, will perform live in Wooster on April 6 at 2 p.m. in the School House at the Wayne County Historical Society; tickets can be purchased by phone, at the Historical Society office, or at Murr Printing.

Today, Holmes Center for the Arts held a celebration for special needs students and young adults to mark Developmental Disabilities Awareness.

Today, the Wayne County 4-H Awareness Team, a group of 15 Junior Fair Board members, visited 14 elementary schools to urge youth 8 and older in third grade to enroll before April 1 in a program offering over 200 projects from livestock to robotics.

They explained project options and shared pictures from the 4-H Camp in St. Louisville to help students learn about available opportunities.

Fish Fry Fundraiser

5-7 p.m. — Boy Scout Troop 68 — Dine in or take out — Enjoy fried fish, baked potato, and dessert for a good cause.

Wines and Spines Book Club: Choose Your Reading Adventure

6-8 p.m. — Troutman Vineyards — No entry fee — Engage in a lively discussion of a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel with a delicious backdrop of wine.

Functional Ceramics Workshop 2025

Friday 11th – Saturday 12th — Wayne Center for the Arts — $175 general; $75 for students — Explore the art of functional ceramics with expert demonstrations and engaging presentations.