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A-W boys fall in season opener

Season openers are always tough for head coaches as they begin a new year with a different lineup and different roles. It’s always a little more difficult when you add a new coach and a new system to the equation. 

Akron Care Center bell choir seeks volunteers

By Cassandra Kyser

A blast from the past at the Akron Care Center

The Akron Hometowner 

By: Sabrina Escalante

The Akron Area Museum's traveling history trunk found its way to Akron Care Center on Nov. 25, where museum operator Carol Brown displayed a plethora of antiques and historical pieces to the residents. 

Raising awareness for our furry companions

The Akron Hometowner 

By: Sabrina Escalante

November is identified as National Pet Diabetes Month, an important initiative to increase awareness among pet owners and veterinarians about the impact of diabetes on our furry companions. This month serves as an opportunity to educate pet owners on preventing diabetes through proper diet, exercise, and routine veterinary check-ups.

A-W FFA students explore convention

The Akron Hometowner 

By: Sabrina Escalante

The Akron-Westfield FFA students attended the 2024 National FFA Convention, which was held in Indianapolis, IN, from Oct. 22 to 26 at the Indianapolis Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium.

Manley for Board of Supervisors

The Akron Hometowner 

By: Sabrina Escalante

Election day saw an impressive number of voters practicing their constitutional right to vote. Douglas Edward Manley, a resident of Akron, has been elected to serve on the County Board of Supervisors for District 5.

Saving local squirrels

The Akron Hometowner

By: Sabrina Escalante

Crystal Manley, a resident of Akron, has discovered a profound passion for rehabilitating and rescuing injured squirrels in her community. With a deep love for wildlife, she has transformed part of her home into a sanctuary for these small creatures. Manley carefully tends to their injuries, providing medical care, nourishment, and a safe environment where they can heal.

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