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Meet a few of the artists who will be featured in the Wayne Center for the Arts third annual Wayne/Holmes Artists Exhibition at the center’s Looney & Gault galleries.
The Daily Record Wooster Farmers' Market, open Saturdays, 8 a.m.-noon, downtown Wooster. The market will be held each Saturday throughout the season. For more information, call 330-262-6222 or email john@mainstreetwooster.org. Medina Square County Farmers' Market, downtown Medina, Saturdays through Oct. 16, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. For more information call 330-722 6186, email info@mainstreetmedina.com or visit www.medinafarmersmarket.com. 5K Walk/Run, Saturday, 11 a.m., Ashland, a benefit for the Ashland County Cancer Society; $20 fee includes a T-shirt and a free meal provided by Ohio Fire. Me...
Ohio Light Opera is back. This year, spectators can watch how they want — in-person or virtual. Starting July 10, tourists and Wooster residents can attend live performances at the Wayne Center for the Arts or at venues organized by Main Street Wooster. There are three layers to it, said Laura Neil, executive of OLO. "There are the outdoor performances, seven of them, that include Fantasticks and Trial by Jury that will be at Wayne Center for the Arts," Neil said. "Then we have our three community-based downtown merchant events, which are going to be more like the one-hour concert ...
ROME CITY â With the 2020-21 school year nearly complete, the East Noble School Corp. is looking ahead to the 2021-22 year. Superintendent Ann Linson updated the school board during Wednesday nightâs meeting on the safety protocols, which will be in place in anticipation of a continuation of the pandemic deeper into 2021. âA lot can change between now and August,â Linson said. âWe are hoping things will be business as usual. To make that happen, we need more people to get the vaccine.â For the most part, the plan presented for in-person learning mirrors the curre...
Other Action from May 3 Wooster City Council Meeting Council discussed and tabled a 10-year 75% tax abatement for E-Pak Manufacturing LLC, which plans to expand its existing facility with a 13,200 square foot building. Projected construction is between $950,000 to $1.25 million. The company of 120 employees expects to hire a minimum of 15 employees with this expansion. A bill to pay for the budgeted new City Hall parking lot lights was unanimously passed by council. The materials were delivered early and for less than was expected at $18,055.33, said Councilman Jon Ansel, at large. A petit...