Westfield Community Pulse · Jul 7 Daily Digest
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- Commissioners Approve Contracts: Medina County Board of Commissioners approved three-year labor agreements with...

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A tragic shooting Sunday in neighboring Rittman left four dead, including Rittman Sgt. Scott Ries, a mother, her 13-year-old daughter, and the...
Medina County commissioners approved key labor and infrastructure moves at their June 30 meeting.
The Twin Sizzler celebrated its 50th anniversary on July 4th with over 1,100 runners and cyclists despite extreme heat, raising funds for Medina County senior services through its longstanding community tradition.
Medina County property owners can appeal tax assessments at the Board of Revision meeting July 21 from 2-4 pm. The session is at the Administration Building in Medina with call-in option 330-539-3171.
Westfield Public Library added fresh titles for all ages.
The Westfield Lions Club celebrated a major milestone by adding nine new members in June, reaching a record 86 members in its 95-year history. The...
Westfield City Council reviewed a proposed zoning district for Grand Park on June 22 that would guide roughly a billion-dollar investment over the...
At its June 4 State of Healthcare Luncheon, the Westfield Chamber heard from executives at Riverview Health, Ascension St. Vincent, and Community...
Ed Koczan has turned his childhood game of playing shopkeeper into reality with Pop Junction, a small-batch gourmet popcorn shop at 203 Jersey St. in...
Medina Library kicks off two major family events this July as part of its Summer Reading challenge.
Local governments must follow both statutory requirements and the U.S. Constitution when running public comment periods at meetings.
Strong local support is pushing Cloverleaf Schools to restore its agricultural program after more than 20 years.
Westfield and Medina County are rolling out a strong mix of business networking and free outdoor fun this summer and fall.
Visitors can view 44 amateur photographs and help choose winners by casting votes in five categories at the Oenslager Nature Center's annual exhibit. The public-driven contest runs through June 28 and welcomes photographers of all skill levels.
CASA of Medina County volunteers have already provided meaningful advocacy for local children in need.