Good morning, Wooster.

Award-winning cinematographer Tom Bergmann will lead a free documentary filmmaking workshop for Wayne County residents at The Lyric Theater on Oct.

24 at 1 p.m. — the Behind the Curtain series also includes film screenings on Oct. 23 and Oct. 24.

Wayne Center for the Arts announced a season expansion with six concerts starting Oct.

30 — the series will feature classical and jazz performers and will offer free tickets to Wayne County music students along with master classes for local education.

Families facing a child's mental health crisis now have access to take-home Zach Packs from a new Wooster partnership between The Village Network, Wooster Community Hospital (supported by the Zach Souers Giving Hope Fund) happening today to offer critical support while awaiting services.

Pomerene Hospital in Wooster secured nearly $25 million in federal funding through a program aiding rural hospitals.

The funds will improve patient care + support service upgrades for local residents.

Millersburg native Michael Yoder will compete in Florida at the International Waterski & Wakeboard Federation's world barefoot waterskiing championships from Oct.

17-24 after training seasonally at Lake Buckhorn and Winter Haven with support from local sponsors.

Local high school football heats up in Wayne/Holmes County as Norwayne hosts Hillsdale this week (key for the WCAL title race) while Smithville and Orrville seek better playoff seeding in upcoming contests.

The Wooster Daily Record published its Week 8 high school football power rankings on Oct.

13, noting Loudonville (3-5, 1-4 record) nearly tied against Fredericktown after a 35-34 overtime finish and listing Northwestern (2-6), Rittman (3-5), Tuslaw (2-6) and Waynedale (2-6) outside the top 10.