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ODOT says construction in the works for state Route 585
Ohio Department of Transportation District 3 is moving forward with a plan to improve three curves along state Route 585 between Wooster and Smithville.
We must have struck a chord. Our recent articles about lost-and-found keepsakes have generated a lot of comments.
A few thoughts from the week in sports ... Smithville is a small school with some big-time moments in its sports history.
New obituary: James C. Noble, Jr.
A memorial service, to celebrate the life of James Charles Noble, Jr., 68 of Newark, will be held on Monday, October 5, 2009 at 1:00 PM at the Criss-Schoedinger Funeral Home, 179 Granville Street, Newark, with Rev.
Crossings Will Be Upgraded In Wayne Co.
A "Safety Corridor" along the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad in Wayne County will see five grade crossings upgraded with modern flashing lights and gates.
Scruggs goes low, but Bears golden
Smithville's Andrew Scruggs had a career-low round, but it wasn't enough for the Smithies to pull an upset of Wayne County Athletic League leader Waynedale Tuesday.
He hasn't done much athletically since late last year, but Derek Orr still accomplished something that hasn't been done at Smithville High since 1981.
City receives complaints about billboards not in Wooster limits
Large multi-paneled billboards along Friendsville Road have drawn the ire of some residents who've expressed to city administrators they want them removed.
'Love gifts given to families'
Betty Boreman of Wooster and Nanka Pearce of Berea watch as nationally noted quilting authority Karen Phillips Swallon from Grindstone, Pa., demonstrates complex embroidery stitches at a workshop held during Smithvillea s Heritage Days.
Turning lathe a new addition to Mishler Weaving Mill
Charles Hostetler and Joe Irvin hold a wooden turning lathe Hostetler donated to the Smithville Historical Society.
Sheely crowned Quota Idol 2009
Cassie Sheely couldn't believe she made the top four. So when her name was called as the winner of "Quota Idol" on Saturday during the finals of the competition at Wooster High School's Performing Arts Center, she was in utter disbelief.
Paul Vance serves community, does radio broadcasts, still has time for family
Talk with Paul Vance for only a short period of time, and it becomes apparent that one lifetime is probably not enough for him to pursue his plethora of varied and diverse pursuits.
Northwestern: Seniors challenged to be 'world changers'
Before the flecks of white powder hidden under their ceremonial caps could hit the ground, the dust had settled on the high school careers of the 2009 graduating class at Northwestern.
Mother-daughter higher education
It was an even bet who would be telling whom to get her homework done in the Moline household in Smithville this year.
A Solution to a Common Problem: Rudder Pedal Extensions from Saircorp/Flight Boss
EDMO Distributors, a distributor of avionics, avionics test equipment, installation, and pilot supplies now carries Rudder Pedal Extensions manufactured by Saircorp/Flight Boss Ltd.
Elmer Good, 92, of Orrville, died Friday, May 1, 2009, at his home after a brief illness.