Good morning, Wooster.

First Financial Bank will host a food drive that accepts canned and nonperishable items at marked bins, including at 105 E.

Liberty St. — the fifth annual drive runs from Oct. 1–30.

Farmers are advised to walk their fields in the fall as crops mature to identify weed escapes and assess the need for a herbicide application before planning next season’s integrated weed management – targeting species such as summer annuals, winter annuals and biennials.

On Nov. 1 at 2 a.m., clocks in Wooster will move back one hour as daylight saving time ends, marking the earliest allowable switch this year.

Residents should prepare for the return of standard time, which may affect evening schedules.

On Sept. 24, New Philadelphia captured the team sectional crown at River Greens as Brady Evans earned medalist honors with a 72+ shot, advancing the Quakers and area golfers to the Eagle Sticks District tournament.

Wayne/Holmes County high school teams are set to compete in Week 7 games with playoff implications underway.

Wooster will travel to Dover on the road while other teams like Northwest, Orrville, Dalton, Norwayne, and Loudonville aim to secure key wins this week.

The Wooster Daily Record released Week 6 high school football power rankings with Wooster returning to the Top 10 after a 17-10 win over New Philadelphia, improving its record (2-1 in OCC).

Key matchups for Northwestern and Smithville are set for next week.