Good morning, Wooster.

Registration is now open for fall classes at Wayne Center for the Arts including a full slate of visual arts, dance, music, and new FabLab workshops for all ages.

Fall classes begin late August (registration covers courses from pottery to fabrication arts) and are available for children, teens, and adults.

Today, Wayne County honored eight World War II veterans at the Greystone Event Center, as local officials and military leaders gathered to mark their service *following decades of sacrifice*, with commendations signed by Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jim Tressel.

Over $2.9 million in state funds will pay for bike and pedestrian projects in Wayne, Holmes and Ashland counties with a $750,000 project in Wooster for a 1.25 mile shared use path along Venture Boulevard and Silver Road scheduled for 2031.

ODOT’s Transportation Alternatives Program announced funds to boost community safety.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is hosting a one-stop recruitment event today at Gault Recreation Center (515 Oldman Road) where qualified applicants aged 20-39 can complete application, written test, and physical fitness steps.

Applicants should bring business casual attire and athletic clothing for the testing process.