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Akron-Westfield schools hiring for a variety of positions ahead of new school year

With the start of the 2026-27 school year approaching, the Akron-Westfield Community School District is looking to expand its team, posting a wide range of employment opportunities for educators, support staff, coaches and other personnel.

Council Adopts New Rules for Scooters, E-Bikes and Personal Transport Vehicles

The Akron City Council has approved Ordinance No. 061626-1, creating a new chapter in the City's Code of Ordinances that establishes rules for the operation of scooters, electric bicycles, and other personal transportation vehicles within city limits.

Akron-Westfield Band Camp to Prepare Students for New Marching Season

By Sabrina Escalante

With the start of a new school year just around the corner, members of the Akron-Westfield High School band will soon gather to begin preparing for another season of performances on the football field, in the stands and at community events.

Decades of Faith, Fellowship and Creativity Shape Immanuel Lutheran's Vacation Bible School

The Hometowner 

By Sabrina Escalante

For many Akron-Westfield families, Vacation Bible School at Immanuel Lutheran Church is more than a week of songs, crafts and Bible stories. It is a tradition that has connected generations of children through faith for more than 70 years.

Morgan & The Sticks at Fleurish Fest

Morgan and The Sticks: Morgan Higman (vocalist), Aidan Bowser (electric guitar), Jake Prouty (acoustic guitar), and Ben Eurich (drums/keys) performed at Fluerish Fest on Sunday, July 25 from 12:00- 2:00 p.m., rather than later in the evening due to the predicated heat. Christy Heckathorn, owner and founder of Fleurish Farm said the event was a success and welcomed a little over a thousand vistors. Photo courtesy of Morgan Higman.

Westfield looks to new maintenance employee as water concerns continue

The Hometowner 

By Sabrina Escalante

Westfield officials are hoping the recent hiring of a new city maintenance employee will help strengthen the city's public works operations as residents continue to voice concerns about ongoing water quality issues.

Position change has helped Koch thrive

By Greg Bates

Contributing writer 

 

When Laytin Koch went off to college, he was set to play quarterback. But plans change while at Morningside University.

 

Wilken making most of his college opportunities

By Greg Bates

Contributing writer 

 

Tatum Wilken knows before he can be an every down player on the football field, he needs to establish himself within his college program.

 

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