Zach Perrier Viewpoints Editor Last Wednesday, Nov. 13, the Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 104. This is a law which in part requires transgender students in K-12 schools and private and public higher education institutions to use the restroom of their assigned sex at birth …
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Tuesday’s general election in Wayne County largely uncontested
Jordanne Semper-Scott Contributing Writer The results are in for multiple elections in Wayne County, with unofficial results now available on the board of elections website. The Wayne County board of elections will certify official election results next week on Tuesday, Nov. 19. Out of over …
A Scot’s guide to voting in person
Julia Garrison News Editor Election day is just a weekend away. Here’s what you need to know about voting in the 2024 presidential election. Early voting ends on Sunday, Nov. 3 at 5 p.m. Students and community members registered in Wayne County can visit the …
Lyric Theater plans to bring diverse programming and community outreach to downtown Wooster
Zach Perrier Viewpoints Editor In the midst of businesses in downtown Wooster, there stands a mid-century building at the corner of South and Market Street. Although the building stood vacant for decades, over the last couple of years it has become the location for the …
Wooster Peace Collective shares resolution and goals at rally for peace
Ethan Bardoe Contributing Writer Wooster students and Wayne County citizens held a “Rally For Peace” on Sept. 20 along Market Street, organized by the Wooster Peace Collective (WPC) — an organization formed this January to advocate for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas War and against …
Strange odor plaguing Wooster on Monday leaves residents asking questions
Julia Garrison News Editor Early Monday morning, areas of the College campus smelled strongly of gas, igniting concerns of a building gas leak or another internal issue within the College. Around 8:30 a.m., Facilities Operations Manager Erica Adams-Gowins addressed the campus community to inform them …