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HINCKLEY TWP. –– Trustees approved a resolution Tuesday to go out for bid for a single-hauler sanitation company to handle trash collection in the township. The bid will be advertised June 11 and trustees will open bid packages Aug. 6. →

Hood Road closed in Medina Township

MEDINA TWP. — Medina Township trustees issued an emergency closing of Hood Road this week until further notice. A section of the road is eroding next to a steep embankment above the Rocky River. It will remain closed between Bagdad and Cook →

Veteran living in Wadsworth talks World War II

“They gave me and a bunch of other 19-year-olds a machine gun and sent us right into the thick of things. We were scared but we had to clear that out, focus on our training, and accomplish the mission at hand.” →

Chatham Twp

Burned body identified in Chatham Township

CHATHAM TWP. — Authorities have identified the person found burned in a car near Garver Road on May 21 as a 48-year-old Bellevue man. Medina County Coroner Dr. Lisa Deranek confirmed Wednesday that Daniel R. Mack, of the 4000 block of →

Stands employ technology when customers violate the honor system

The vigilance of the owners can only go so far in an open-air stand. →

$750,000 driving skills pad geared to teens

MEDINA — A $750,000 driving skills pad was officially unveiled to the public Tuesday, inviting area teens to hone their behind-the-wheel skills on a 2.5-acre area located behind the Medina County Career Center. Area law enforcement and state →

Wadsworth closer to solar

MEDINA — Medina County commissioners are expected to approve a proposed solar power grid that will be built in the city of Wadsworth in the next few months. County Administrator Scott Miller said NextEra Energy Resources LLC will build a →

Kids have an opportunity to take flight this weekend

When Gary Baker was growing up in Lorain County, the Wellington native used to spend his free time making model airplanes and incessantly reading books about World War II aircraft. “Aviation really piqued my interest,” said Wellington →

Medina

Proposal: Move Huntington farmhouse to Foundry Street in Medina

The farmhouse sits on land that was bought by the school district and then swapped with the city, which would use the land to expand the parking lot at Ray Mellert Park. →

Published on June 3, 2019 | Updated 1:56 a. m.

Kids learn safety on Medina's Public Square

MEDINA — An estimated 1,000 children and their families learned about local law enforcement and safety services Saturday during the annual Kids Day of Safety and Play on Public Square. Booths and vehicles were stationed around the square and →

Published on May 31, 2019 | Updated 2:36 a. m.

Public views Medina house that historical society wants to buy

MEDINA — It’s been called the most beautiful house in the city of Medina. The Medina County Historical Society hosted an open house Thursday night in the McDowell-Phillips home at 205 S. Prospect St. The society is trying to raise $500, →

Published on May 31, 2019 | Updated 2:31 a. m.

Garden to help feed Medina County seniors

MEDINA — Feeding Medina County’s community garden has been providing fresh produce for seniors in need during the summer months for nearly seven years. Chick Master Incubator Co. rents the plot at 901 Lafayette Road to Feeding Medina →

Published on May 31, 2019 | Updated 2:26 a. m.

Family to share story of journey after tragedy

Katie Stubblefield, the youngest person in the country to receive a face transplant, and her parents will speak June 23 at the Medina Church of the Nazarene. →