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February 2019 Vol. 02 No. 01 More Information
February 2019 Vol. 02 No. 01
Going in Circles: A local father and son share a passion for climbing into close-fitting race cars and speeding away.
March 2019 Vol. 02 No. 02 More Information
March 2019 Vol. 02 No. 02
Notes From the Heart: She teaches finding courage and causing change and, in the process, the songs flow.
April 2018 Vol. 01 No. 03 More Information
April 2018 Vol. 01 No. 03
Finding Home: An immigrant from Hungary gives American veterans and the mentally ill a home in which to heal.
April 2019 Vol. 02 No. 03 More Information
April 2019 Vol. 02 No. 03
The Linchpin: Roger Smalley avoids the limelight, but his love for Medina got him talking.
August 2018 Vol. 01 No. 07 More Information
August 2018 Vol. 01 No. 07
Rising to the Top. Alexis Willard is aiming high while working to fulfill her goal of helping others when they need it most.
August 2019 Vol. 02 No. 07 More Information
August 2019 Vol. 02 No. 07
Summer's Water Diamonds: One of the showiest and noisiest treasures of Medina County promotes skill, fun and community.
December 2018 Vol. 01 No. 11 More Information
December 2018 Vol. 01 No. 11
Protectors of the Pack: A group of local schoolgirls became champions for a much-maligned dog breed, and their parents have found there is no curbing their enthusiasm.
February 2018 Vol. 01 No. 01 More Information
February 2018 Vol. 01 No. 01
Unconditional Love - How a local dog won the hearts of a local nursing home
January 2019 Vol. 01 No. 12 More Information
January 2019 Vol. 01 No. 12
Living Their Best Lives: With a dash of this and a pinch of that, hope and acceptance are served at Serenite Restaurant.
July 2018 Vol. 01 No. 06 More Information
July 2018 Vol. 01 No. 06
Go, Cat, Go! With a splash of defiance, boundless courage, and a touch of humor, Lt. Dan proves he will not be stopped.
July 2019 Vol. 02 No. 06 More Information
July 2019 Vol. 02 No. 06
Doorway to History: One of Medina County's premier historic homes is changing ownership and we have the pictures you want to see.
June 2018 Vol. 01 No. 05 More Information
June 2018 Vol. 01 No. 05
The Family That Gives...saving lives, feeding the hungry, and holding fundraisers are all part of an average day
June 2019 Vol. 02 No. 05 More Information
June 2019 Vol. 02 No. 05
Heart of Bluegrass: It was a friendship that spanned 22 years and resulted in the creation of a weekly bluegrass jam.
March 2018 Vol. 01 No. 02 More Information
March 2018 Vol. 01 No. 02
Living With Gratitude: How a Thoughtful 19-year-old is Changing How Millennials are Viewed
May 2018 Vol. 01 No. 04 More Information
May 2018 Vol. 01 No. 04
Treasures at the Medina County Flea Market, riches of the pocket and heart.
May 2019 Vol. 02 No. 04 More Information
May 2019 Vol. 02 No. 04
Music to Your Ears
It took a dentist and a few interesting happenstances to bring a brass band that plays soft, romantic love songs and energetic marches to the PAC.
November 2018 Vol. 01 No. 10 More Information
November 2018 Vol. 01 No. 10
The Turkey Whisperer: Hannah Stein found she had a unique talent when her family ventured into raising turkeys.
October 2018 Vol. 01 No. 09 More Information
October 2018 Vol. 01 No. 09
Trail of Leaves: Celebrating 50 years of the Medina County Fall Foliage Tour including the tour map!
October 2019 Vol. 02 No. 09 More Information
October 2019 Vol. 02 No. 09
He's a pickin' and a grinnin' Meet this year’s national Wayne Henderson Festival guitar competition winner, a carpenter and musician from Medina County whose life is about giving love and creating beauty.
September 2018 Vol. 01 No. 08 More Information
September 2018 Vol. 01 No. 08
To Honor America: The community turned out for the dedication of Medina's 9/11 Memorial.
September 2019 Vol. 02 No. 08 More Information
September 2019 Vol. 02 No. 08
Paulette's Palette: While her brush strokes visited the 1800s, Paulette Grubb hid a few secrets in her part of the Wadsworth mural project.