Good morning, Wooster.

Wayne and Holmes counties' grocery stores adjust hours for the holiday season, with most closed on Christmas Day but open on New Year's Eve and Day.

Lacye Geitgey takes full ownership of Wooster's Sheer Professionals salon, aiming to honor its legacy while introducing innovative services and events.

Santa Claus discusses life at the North Pole, his relationship with his reindeer and Mrs. Claus, the importance of listening to children, and his love for the holiday season.

Shirley Weyrauch from Orrville releases a new book 'Following the Bread Crumbs,' showcasing her journey through life with photography and devotionals.

Ohio is set to mandate health insurance coverage for children's hearing aids, capping costs at $2,500 per device every four years for those 21 and under, following a bipartisan legislative effort.

Ohio introduces a new law requiring doctors on probation for sexual misconduct to inform their patients, among other measures to enhance patient safety.

Wayne County is featuring numerous and bright Christmas light displays this season.

Junior Luke Snyder wins Boys Runner of the Year after setting a new area record and securing his second consecutive Div.

III state title.

Smithville junior Kaitlyn Carr, acclaimed for her exceptional improvement and record-breaking runs, was honored as The Daily Record Girls Runner of the Year.

Norwayne's basketball team defeated Dalton 57-30, with Tyson Hess leading the way and a strong defensive performance in a key Wayne County Athletic League game.