Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of September.
Good morning, Wooster.
Chick-fil-A Wooster is set to open Sept.
24 at 6:30 a.m. at 4147 Burbank Road with a cow-themed Moove-In Party where anyone in cow attire can redeem a free entrée. The restaurant will donate $25,000 to Feeding America and created about 100 jobs on the former Tumbleweed Restaurant site (it also features a playground for kids).
Associate pastor Jonathan Naylor (from Mount Pleasant Methodist Church) explains that matching Christian faith with daily actions is like following a coaching plan in sports.
He urges community members to reflect on personal mistakes to better mirror Christ in everyday life.
On Oct. 3, the Lost Skills Gathering at Clary Gardens will offer community members lessons in gardening, herbalism, food preservation and homesteading to build resilience and lower food bills.
This event encourages residents to learn practical ways to grow and share produce at home.
The State Farm Golf Invitational was held Saturday morning at Riceland Golf Course in Orrville, where golf enthusiasts from different towns took their swings on the well-maintained greens.
The event highlighted spirited competition among local players.
Ridgewood girls golf team won the Inter-Valley Conference championship with a new nine-hole record and will play in the Division II sectional at Jaycees Golf Club today.
River View boys won the MVL tournament with Gavin Gress named Player of the Year & capped off a strong week.
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