Good morning, Medina.

Chef Tony Stanislo of the Medina County Career Center hosted his 25th From the Heart Scholarship Dinner at the Center Café, where 380 guests were served and $320,000 raised + Mayor Jim Shields honored him during the March 9 council meeting, praising his work to make Medina proud.

Medina County students earned degrees and athletic honors at local universities, including a Baldwin Wallace wrestler who qualified for the NCAA Division III National Championships March 13-14, and Ohio Wesleyan will stage Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet March 26 and Into the Woods April 10-18 at its Chappelear Drama Center.

This morning, residents across Northeast Ohio recorded a loud meteor boom that shook homes, and the National Weather Service said the sound was likely caused by a meteor.

Videos of the event have been submitted for review.

Medina Mayor Jim Shields recognized athletic trainers Luis DeJesus and Marianne Chiara at City Hall on March 9 to honor National Athletic Training Month.

He noted their work handling concussion protocols, rehab services, and emergency care for student athletes.

Books & Blossoms Adult Book Fair

5-9 p.m. — Pickleback's Medina — Free entry — Celebrate the spring equinox with local authors, vendors, and cozy vibes at a book fair for adults.

Easter Egg Hunt 2026

10 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Majestic Meadows Alpacas & Boutique — $17.50 per child — Enjoy age-grouped egg hunts, a tour of the farm, and take home a festive treat bag filled with goodies.

Breakfast with the Bunny

9 a.m. - 1 p.m. — White Birch Barn — $35 adults, $24 kids 3-10, FREE for kids under 2 — Enjoy breakfast with the Easter Bunny and partake in crafts and an egg hunt.

Saddles & Sips

5-11 p.m. — The Common Ground Warehouse — Check website for entry fees — Kick up your heels with beginner line dancing, drinks, and local shopping.

Medina Model Railroad & Toy Show

All day — Medina County Community Center — Reasonable prices — Explore a fair of nostalgic toys and scale models for collectors and enthusiasts.