Good morning, Wooster.

Susan Shie's career-spanning exhibition opens Oct.

10 in Wooster, showcasing nearly 40 years of her artwork across several venues.

Native pawpaw trees yield a green, potato-shaped fruit that tastes like banana — mango and pineapple, and it was named Ohio’s official native fruit in 2009.

Harvesters can pick the fruit from late August through October when it ripens.

A local guide explains that the native pawpaw tree produces a tasty green fruit (with a tropical flavor) that remains scarce in local groves.

Wooster's football team managed the clock to hold a four-point lead against New Philadelphia on Friday, Sept.

25 at home. A field goal by Roy Melrose extended the lead and helped the team secure a 17—10 win in a closely contested game.