Good morning, Wooster.

Residents gathered at the Creston Branch today for a program on Civil War food where historian Chris Hart explained how soldiers improvised meals during the war — part of America 250 celebrations.

This event brought history to life using firsthand accounts and period anecdotes.

Hummingbirds have returned to Ohio as citizen spotters update an interactive map with sightings starting in late March.

Residents can wash feeders and plant red flowers to attract the birds as they continue to migrate across the state.

Wayne County Commissioners honored emergency dispatchers today at the communications center during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week for their round-the-clock role in guiding first responders.

Photos taken at Orrville High School on Saturday, April 18 show the track invitational where athletes competed in pole vault, long jump, high jump, 1600 and 3200 meter races (winners included Anna Pittman, Lillith Dreibelbis, Caden Race, and Owen Lacy) in a lively competition.

The Wooster Daily Record released its weekly softball power rankings today, showing Norwayne in first with an 8-1 record and Hillsdale climbing after a six-game winning streak & Wooster earning a two-game sweep over Ashland before facing West Holmes.

Wooster's Generals lost 12-4 to Medina Buckeye Saturday at home, marking their first defeat of the season as Buckeye's offense outpaced the team.

Aspen Racquet Club Pickleball Tournament

10 AM – 2 PM — Aspen Racquet Club — $ — Compete in thrilling pickleball matches at the premier venue in Wooster.