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Five college students hope to save a historic house from falling apart - Vimarsana News

Five college students hope to save a historic house from falling apart

The College of Wooster has owned Compton House since 1961. But in 2020, it was largely left empty as its condition deteriorated.

The Wooster Inn comes down, college seeks public input for site - Vimarsana News

The Wooster Inn comes down, college seeks public input for site

It took less than 24 hours, but the Wooster Inn was demolished Monday. A public Zoom meeting is set for April 21 to discuss the future of the site.

As demolition date looms, residents object to Wooster Inn replacement - Vimarsana News

As demolition date looms, residents object to Wooster Inn replacement

Crews are scheduled to demolish the 11,276 square-foot structure on Monday, April 18, according to the College of Wooster, which owns the property.

Letter: It's sad to lose the Wooster Inn; can it be saved? - Vimarsana News

Letter: It's sad to lose the Wooster Inn; can it be saved?

Wooster Inn has been a significant part of the image of Wooster to visitors to the College of Wooster and the Ohio Light Opera.

Morning Headlines: DeWine signs bill ending conceal carry permit mandate; Historic Wooster Inn to be demolished - Vimarsana News

Morning Headlines: DeWine signs bill ending conceal carry permit mandate; Historic Wooster Inn to be demolished

Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a bill that will allow Ohioans to carry a concealed gun without first having to obtain a permit or take a training course; the historic Wooster Inn will be demolished next month; a federal judge is declining to get involved in Ohio’s redistricting legal fight; and more stories.

Source: wksu.org