Good morning, Wooster.

The Wilmot Cemetery Association is selling booklets that document burials at Old Wilmot and Weimer Hill Cemeteries to help pay for Greenlawn Cemetery maintenance.

The editions cost ($10 and $7.50) and include names, dates, and family details.

Residents gathered yesterday in Smithville for the Memorial Day parade and ceremony to honor fallen service members with speeches & musical tributes by the high school band.

Local leaders reflected on the sacrifices made as the community embraced its patriotic tradition.

Ohio Farm Bureau has opened its Growing Tomorrow Grant that offers up to $100,000 for innovative ag projects by young entrepreneurs in our community — applications are due by July 31, finalists will be notified in September, and winners will be announced on Dec.

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Earlier this spring, Wayne County students from several schools took part in the Safety First Bicycle Safety Program where law enforcement officers and Quota Club volunteers provided free helmets and tailored fittings—helping young riders learn cycling safety.

Wayne County officials honored local veterans during a Military Appreciation Month proclamation on May 27 at the Greystone Event Center in Wooster, highlighting the Veterans Service Commission’s support through transportation + emergency aid.

Esto Jazz

6:30-8:30 p.m. — John Streeter Garden Amphitheater — Free entry — Enjoy a vibrant evening of jazz music in a beautiful outdoor setting.

Saturday Tunes and Food with Bufflehead Band and Moto Pizza

5-8:30 p.m. — Lincoln Way Vineyards — Food truck available — Enjoy live music and fresh pizza in a relaxed vineyard setting.