Ginny Kropf

CHILDS – The Cobblestone Society is extending an invitation to the public to join them at 4 p.m. Nov. 16 at the Cobblestone Church for a program on Bill Lattin's updated book, “Architecture Destroyed.”

By Ginny Kropf, correspondent Posted 12 November 2024 at 7:49 am Markets offer fresh and healthy food, provide boost for local agriculture

MEDINA – With a lifelong interest in mythology and a sister who is a New York Times Best Selling author, it is no surprise Joanna Gardner's first literary effort would be a book on mythology.

MEDINA — A martial arts studio which began on East Center Street 36 years ago os now operating from new quarters.

Sherry Tuohey-Sipple, who heads the MAAC Christmas Barrel program, waits for Medina firefighters to arrive at the Grove United Methodist Church to deliver them on Wednesday morning. Forty barrels were distributed to local businesses, churches and organizations, waiting to be filled with donations of toys, hats, mittens, canned goods and gifts. Ginny Kropf

MEDINA – As is traditional in Medina the day after Veterans' Day, Medina DPW was out early in the morning taking down the veterans' banners for another year.

Ginny Kropf, local news correspondent, sits on the judges stand during the 2023 Parade of Lights. Kropf has been chosen Grand Marshal of the parade this year, scheduled for Nov. 30. Contributed

ALBION – When Jami Allport accepted the position as director of Genesee-Orleans Ministry of Concern in August 2023, one problem soon caught her attention – the homeless population in Orleans County.

HOLLEY – The director of Holley High School's band program brings a lifetime of talent and passion for music to the table.

Growing congregation on Crandall Road eyes expansion ALBION – When Trellis Pore started to lead the Shiloh Church, only a few people showed up for his first sermons. That was Nov. 17, 2021, and last Sunday Pastor Pore celebrated his third anniversary with guest speaker the Rev. Wayne Lewis and a full congregation. Pore has