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WADSWORTH — A tax budget estimating finances for the end of 2019 and into 2020 was approved Tuesday by City Council, pointing to $877,785 in general fund deficit spending in 2020. The budget does not serve as a final decision on new →

Heat index to hit 100s

With Medina County is expected to have extremely high temperatures Friday and Saturday, weather and health officials are urging residents to take precautionary measures to stay cool, safe and healthy. Patrick Saunders, a meteorologist with the →

Hinckley Township preserving history

HINCKLEY TWP. — History will not be lost in Hinckley Township. Township officials are working to preserve the history of Hinckley Township — from its cemeteries to the Hinckley Historical Society building. Trustee Ray Schulte said →

Wadsworth won't annex 41.7 acres from township

WADSWORTH — City Council rejected a proposal to annex 41.7 acres of land into the city of Wadsworth, but the measure could come before officials again in the future. Council turned down the annexation Tuesday night with a vote of 4-3, with →

Highland Schools previews buildings

“They’re safe, they’re comfortable, they’re inviting,” said Norman Christopher, board president. →

SustainEd's community garden coming to fruition

MEDINA — Things are moving right along for SustainEd’s community garden project. Medina County commissioners have entered into a lease agreement with the nonprofit for the property at 302 E. Liberty St. The lease will continue to run →

Special Olympics athletes lauded at Veterans Memorial Hall

MEDINA — The Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities lauded its spring sports stars Tuesday at Special Olympics sports banquet at Veterans Memorial Hall on North Broadway Street. Almost 120 athletes, parents and supporters showed up →

Litchfield Elementary could be temporary home for Common Pleas Court

MEDINA — There could finally be some use for the old Litchfield Elementary School, which has sat dormant for several years. The Medina County Common Pleas Court is considering moving its entire operations the school, located at 9339 Brooker →

Published on July 16, 2019

Apollo missions set Wadsworth councilman on his life's course

WADSWORTH — Apollo 11’s historic moon landing sewed the seeds of a lifelong passion for astronomy in Councilman At-Large Tom Stugmyer, who last year was invited to attend an advance screening of the Neil Armstrong Hollywood biopic, →

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Foundry Social to offer gaming, dining in Medina

Published on July 16, 2019

MEDINA — Expect a go-to location in the city of Medina this fall. Foundry Social, an entertainment center, is coming to Medina with a target opening date of October. The entrepreneurs behind Medina’s High Voltage Karting — Greg →

Published on July 16, 2019

Ohio Rep. Steve Hambley to challenge Pat Geissman for Medina County Commissioner

Hambley spent 18 years on the board of commissioners with Geissman before becoming state representative. →

Published on July 15, 2019

Medina church packs meals for overseas

In a four-year tradition, more than 20,000 meals were packaged and shipped off for international distribution Sunday by Medina Presbyterian Church members. The church formulated the program in 2016 as part of its 30-year anniversary celebration and →