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Renee on the Road Tours Ohio Retail Operations - Vimarsana News

Renee on the Road Tours Ohio Retail Operations

For the fourth installment of Renee on the Road, staff members from NHPA toured Ohio home improvement retailers.

Orrville Toy & Hobby Museum to close as collector prepares to retire - Vimarsana News

Orrville Toy & Hobby Museum to close as collector prepares to retire

The Toy & Hobby Museum is closing as owner Bob Stoller eyes retirement.

Wooster's E&H Ace Hardware store opens March 4 in old Quinby building - Vimarsana News

Wooster's E&H Ace Hardware store opens March 4 in old Quinby building

After months of renovations, the space features a unique hardware retail concept encompassing nearly 20,000 square feet on the first three floors.

Nearly a century after its founding, Rubbermaid is leaving Wooster - Vimarsana News

Nearly a century after its founding, Rubbermaid is leaving Wooster

WOOSTER  Store manager Scott Moreland has worked at Everything Rubbermaid for 28-years. Soon he will have to leave his career behind as the store plans to close in nearly two months, ending it's century-long history here. The iconic outlet on South Market Street is slated to close at the end of June, according to a statement provided by a Newell Products spokesperson. "No store closing decision is ever made lightly or without serious thought and consideration," the statement read. "We are grateful to our Everything Rubbermaid store employees who have consistently delivered an amazing guest...

Triway fifth-grader bringing Kindness Closet to Shreve Elementary - Vimarsana News

Triway fifth-grader bringing Kindness Closet to Shreve Elementary

The student had brothers and was used to wearing their hand-me-downs, Andi said.  "I went to my closet and got the clothes (and shoes) that I had outgrown," the Shreve Elementary fifth-grader recalled. "I gave them to her at school the next day. And she was really happy." The warm gesture – and her friend's happy tears – sparked Andi's idea for a Kindness Closet, a place students can visit during the school day to "shop" for a few new or gently worn garments. Andi, 10, is working to stock and organize the closet for students from families with limited incomes or simply in need of essen...