Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 24th of August.
Good morning, Wooster.
Today, Friends of Hospice completed renovations to its Friendtique showroom using a $48,000 community grant from the Wayne County Community Foundation, replacing worn carpet and removing walls to expand display space at 223 W.
Liberty St. in Wooster.
The College of Wooster is partnering with Case Western Reserve to launch an accelerated nursing master's program today.
Students can choose a 3+2 or 4+2 track and work with pre-health advisers to begin a seamless journey into graduate nursing plus gain research and job shadowing opportunities.
Spotted lanternflies have reached adulthood in Ohio and are about to lay eggs as mating season nears.
Officials advise residents to squish the bugs or treat egg masses (using approved methods) to protect local gardens and crops.
Triway (1-0) defeated West Holmes (0-1) 21-14 on Friday, Aug.
21 in a home football game. The win kick-started the season with key touchdowns and strong defense from the Titans.
The Crestview Cougars lost 54-14 to Northwestern in a nonconference game on Friday, Aug.
21, marking a challenging outing for the local team as they prepare for upcoming contests.
Local voters can cast ballots for Wayne/Holmes County Athlete of the Week, with candidates including standout players like Smithville's Brady Sidle from performance games on Aug.
17–22. The poll runs from 4 a.m. Monday until 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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