Good morning, Wooster.

At Friday's Holmes County Fair, a dairy show, dairy auction and animal auctions drew many fairgoers while dairy exhibitors netted $20,400—funds that will be divided among exhibitors with items including engraved wooden crates and handmade planters.

Access Tusc Transit will end Saturday service and change its ride cancellation policy starting Sept.

1. New hours will be Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. — riders must cancel at least two hours before a ride or face a half-fare charge for no-shows after a review showed an 11% rise in weekday trips.

Three local high school girls soccer teams are gearing up for a season that begins August 15.

Hiland lost several players to graduation and will depend on senior Chanelle Kellogg — Triway is rebuilding after losing 10 key players and Waynedale will start more defensively while adding four freshmen.

Local high school volleyball teams are set to begin their season on August 15th — Smithville is building on last season's success with returning players and new roles, while Waynedale and Central Christian plan to boost their squads with young talent and experienced athletes.

Coaches expect these teams to use new strategies and versatility on the court as they aim to compete strongly within the league.

August Concert & Cruise In

6:30-9 p.m. — Main Street Wooster — Free entry — Enjoy classic cars and live music in a festive downtown atmosphere.