Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 3rd of July.
Good morning, Wooster.
OneEighty earned Top Workplaces honors today after ranking among 180 northeast Ohio employers.
The win, its fifth consecutive in the small business category, reflects strong employee feedback on its supportive culture.
The BBB warns Wooster residents that low moving quotes and cash demands may signal scams.
Experts advise checking reviews, licenses, and estimates (to avoid pitfalls) before hiring a mover.
Wooster City Schools received a $15,000 grant from the Wayne County Community Foundation and American Heart Association to purchase new refrigeration units for expanding food pantry access and nutrition education.
The district will roll out these improvements for more students and families by spring, 2027.
The Indian Valley Board of Education accepted Principal Robert Clarke’s retirement on June 30, ending his 13 years at Indian Valley High School and 34-year public education career.
His retirement will go into effect at the end of July as the district begins its search for a new principal.
Today, Ohio is under a heat dome that has pushed temperatures to 98°F, with heat indexes above 100°F, and officials advise residents to stay hydrated & check on neighbors while using cooling centers.
The record high was 109°F in McArthur in 1934.
6th Annual Wooster Taco & Tequila Crawl
12-6 p.m. — The Market Grill & Tavern — Ticket required — Experience a vibrant downtown crawl filled with tacos, tequila, and live music.
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