Michael Schenk is the Redaktionsleiter (Editor-in-Chief) for The Wooster Daily Record/Dix Communications and The Beacon. With a focus on local news in Wooster, Ohio, and Port Clinton, Ohio, Michael covers a wide range of topics including sports, human interest stories, community events, and historical retrospectives.
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By: Michael Schenk
Goats and more goats, sheep and horses kept everyone busy at the Ashland County fair on Wednesday.
By: Michael Schenk
The fair had something for everyone with animal sales, diaper derby and toddler foot races.
By: Michael Schenk
Market hogs, market lambs and goats were sold at auction and local tractor pullers had their day at the fair Friday.
So, I am fairly certain that medicine bottles and tablet seals are made to cause the use of bad words. Can you believe that it has to be so hard to open mouthwash or pills like antihistamines or just about any pharmaceuticals with pushdown lids? Each year, my wrists get a little more agitated by the many safeguards involved with packaging in general. Yes, even sometimes potato chips seem to be designed for bodybuilders. I mean, I go to the gym, but why do you need to do strength training to yank open a bag of chips? I mean, “is it just me?”
By: Michael Schenk
There are many Halloween light displays around Wooster waiting to be seen.
Polling places in Ashland County were busy as voters turned out in large numbers to cast their ballot
By: Michael Schenk
The Robert Brooker Nature Preserve in Marshallville is open after nearly 50 years of planning.
By: Michael Schenk
Bobbie Randall was named this year's Veteran of the Year at the Wayne County Veterans Day ceremony.
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