Are you ready for the Great American Solar Eclipse?
Feds offer help fighting opioid epidemic, new collaborative approved by county commissioners
Hate robocalls? Here’s how to fight them
State championship caps Outlaws’ flawless season
Quiet and clean Republic trucks take aim at greenhouse gases
Latest Updates
- AAA: School’s open, drive carefully - 1:30 pm
- Ride inspections ‘above and beyond’ at Lorain County Fair - 2:05 pm
- Schools receive $2 million in state grants for after-school programs and college prep - 1:59 pm
- BACK TO SCHOOL: New year, new bleachers, new library at WHS - 9:50 am
- BACK TO SCHOOL: Weber’s goal is stability - 9:49 am
- BACK TO SCHOOL: Westwood offers new reading and college saving options - 9:49 am
- BACK TO SCHOOL: New McCormick principal planning fall festival - 9:49 am
- Digging underway on Adams Street - 9:14 am
- BLEACHERS: Light at the end of the tunnel - 9:13 am
- Candidates file for November races - 2:57 pm
- WELLINGTON SCHOOL BUS ROUTES - 1:23 pm updated: 1:28 pm.
- BACK TO SCHOOL: Energy bus drops off at JVS - 11:39 am
- Motorcyclist dies in airborne crash - 8:29 am
- Learning to serve: Wellington FFA visits capital - 9:34 am
- First concepts shown for Dickson St. park - 3:00 pm
- Hear that? Sirens don’t reach everyone - 12:31 pm
- META Solutions kept on to track student counts - 4:11 pm
- Are you ready for the Great American Solar Eclipse? - 10:04 am
- Shields to head gifted, special education offerings at the Wellington Schools - 9:54 am
- Give me a D-U-K-E-S! - 9:48 am
- Four travel to D.C. for FFA conference - 9:31 am
- Deadline nears for Lorain County Fair board candidates - 9:03 am
- National Night Out comes to Wellington, promotes cooperation between community and safety forces - 8:39 am
- School supplies: How much do they cost? - 1:13 pm
- Feds offer help fighting opioid epidemic, new collaborative approved by county commissioners - 12:05 pm
NEWS
Candidates file for November races
Five candidates are in the mix for three Wellington village council seats this November.Meeting last Wednesday’s deadline to file to run were in...
WELLINGTON SCHOOL BUS ROUTES
Bus #1Mrs. ReiningerLeave at 6:17 a.m.South Butler RoadLeft on Cook RoadLeft on Gore Orphanage Road1st stop 23400 Gore Orphanage Rd. at 6:24 a.m.Right...
August 14th, 2017 updated: August 14th, 2017. |
BACK TO SCHOOL: Energy bus drops off at JVS
“We’re getting on the energy bus and we are going to be positive!” exclaimed Jill Petitti, principal of the Lorain County Joint Voca...
Motorcyclist dies in airborne crash
A Hiram man was killed Sunday when his motorcycle ramped off a culvert and flew into several trees.Robert Seneff, 23, was pronounced dead at the Lorai...
Learning to serve: Wellington FFA visits capital
Four Wellington FFA officers traveled to the nation’s capital on July 18 for the Washington Leadership Conference.Hannah Downs, Dylan Andolsek, ...
First concepts shown for Dickson St. park
Early designs for a new park at the former site of McCormick Middle School on Dickson Street were shown Monday by planners.Eric Brubeck, a park design...
SPORTS
FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Dukes to take next step with new coach, fresh faces
A high-octane offense was enough to get Wellington Dukes football back to .500 last year, but hopes for further improvement will rely on a new coach a...
State championship caps Outlaws’ flawless season
Outlaws have come to Wellington and they’ve brought a state championship with them.They’re the Wellington AC Outlaws to be exact. The Clas...
July 25th, 2017 updated: July 25th, 2017. |
Lightning strikes for third place in state
A summer of diamond dreams came to an end as the Class C Wellington Lighting secured a third place finish this past weekend in the Ohio Girls Softball...
Wellington softball honors go to…
Dukes softball players have earned conference, county, and district awards after a 14-9 regular season and narrow 1-0 loss to Oberlin in the Division ...
Roy Moore named new Wellington Dukes football coach, looks to get team over 5-5 hump
Roy Moore has been chosen as the Wellington Dukes’ next football coach.He replaces Sean Arno after serving under him last season as an assistant...
SOFTBALL: Colts double up on Dukes girls
Photos by Russ Gifford | Wellington EnterpriseRBIs from Amber Wetherbee and Rianna Rosecrans helped get Wellington on the board Tuesday but didn’...
LIFE
WHS singer Bryce Wylie performs in New York City, thanks Wellington for fundraising efforts
Dreams came true for Wellington High School choir singer Bryce Wylie Feb. 5 when he performed in New York City as part of the 2017 High School Honors ...
Let the syrup flow!
Courtesy photoThree-year-old Connor McCall, son of Sam and Danielle McCall of Wakeman and grandson of Bud and Sherry George of Wellington, helps colle...
PHOTOS: ‘Miracle on 34th Street’
Photos by Jonathan Delozier | Wellington EnterpriseThe Wellington High School drama club performed its rendition of “Miracle on 34th Street̶...
What are you thankful for?
Photos by Jonathan Delozier | Civitas MediaWe traveled to schools in Amherst, Oberlin, and Wellington to ask students what they are grateful for this ...
Hayeses celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
Sixty-five years ago, on Nov. 3rd of 1951, Maxine Merriman and the Rev. Dwight Hayes were united in marriage at Morgan Park Methodist Church in Chicag...
60 YEARS: Charles and Frances Zacharias
Courtesy photoCharles and Frances Zacharias have celebrated their 60th anniversary. They were married by the Rev. R.C. Brandt on Sunday, Aug. 19, 1956...
OPINION
Are we really doing this again?
I thought we were past all of this.Shame on me for being so foolish and naive to underestimate the inherent thirst for power — even at the risk ...
So much to cook, so little time
I had a call from Blake Hamer the other day. She wanted to know how to make cabbage and noodles so she could make it for her friend and herself for di...
Justice for sex-trafficking victims
It’s hard to believe, but children in Ohio — and across America — are increasingly being exploited and sold for sex on the Internet....
I admit to being a senior citizen
My eight-year-old grandson and I were walking my dog when Braiden said quite earnestly, “I’m watching out for you G-ma.” (Grandma or...
Time to scale down nuclear arsenal
To the editor:Seventy-two years ago, the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, destroying these cities, horrifically killing innoc...
It’s time to work together
It’s time we kick drug companies and insurance lobbyists out of the health care conversation, listen to the American people, and finally work to...
BUSINESS
Downtown Wellington shop to open after 35-year love story
Richard and Wilma Blackburn first met as preteens in Columbia Station. Despite a shared interest in getting better acquainted, their self-described sh...
May 15th, 2017 updated: May 16th, 2017. |
Work starts at Tractor Supply site
Construction has started on a new Tractor Supply Company store at 736 South Main St., Wellington.Crews began Monday. The store is expected to open in ...
Wellington’s Krystowski Tractor celebrates 50th anniversary
What does it take to keep a family business open for 50 years?Ed Krystowski, general manager of Krystowski Tractor Sales at 47117 Rt. 18 in Wellington...
Glor earns highest honor among oral implantologists
Dr. Kenyon Glor, whose dental practice is located at 136 South Main St. in Wellington, has earned prestigious Diplomate status within the Internationa...
Old Ponderosa building torn to the ground
Photos by Tom Hutson | Wellington EnterpriseThe long-vacant former Ponderosa restaurant at 712 North Main St. has been ripped to the ground. On Wednes...
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