Good morning, Wooster.

Wooster residents have multiple community events this weekend.

Enjoy the Downtown Farmers’ Market Saturday morning and the 16th annual Sonnenberg’s Mississippi Catfish Fry for Missions at Sonnenberg Mennonite Church from 4 to 6:30 p.m., while soccer shootouts and art exhibits add more local fun.

On Sept. 9, the inaugural Stuff the Train campaign provided nearly 8,000 meals to local families as donations including over 2,100 lbs of food and $2,000 were collected during Hunger Action Month (organizers included Orrville Railroad Heritage Society and the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank).

Chick-fil-A opened its doors at 6:30 a.m. on Sept.

24 in Wooster. Customers enjoyed both the drive-thru and dining area, with the Chick-fil-A cow greeting little kids.

Most food bought for home is untaxed in Ohio while soft drinks are taxed because they are not seen as food; local taxes can raise the rate up to 8.75% (the Ohio Department of Taxation explains this policy).

Daylight saving time in Ohio ends at 2 a.m. ET Sunday, Nov.

1 for fall back and resumes at 2 a.m. ET Sunday, March 14 for spring forward, with scheduled dates through 2036 — local lawmakers urging Congress to consider permanent DST.

Between Sept. 9 and Sept.

15, recorded property transfers in Holmes and Wayne counties ranged from $1K to $1M as noted in county Auditor offices, with transactions occurring in several local townships.