Around Windham: Get involved with WHS athletic boosters
The New Hope Baptist Church will be providing free hot lunches for Windham students during spring break. Kids and teens 18 and under are invited to stop in and have lunch.
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Around Windham: Daylight Saving Time coming soon, and spring events with it
The Village of Windham is looking for vendors for the farmers' market at the Windham Community Building, from 5 to 7 p.m. every third Thursday, February through April. Local food and craft vendors wanted. Call 330-646-9361 for more information.
Around Windham: Congratulations and welcome to Mayor Terrie Altiere
Terrie Altiere was formally sworn in as mayor by village Solicitor Charles Gasior on Dec. 16. Mayor Altiere was appointed to fill the vacant mayoral seat and will serve in this capacity through Dec. 31, 2027.
Around Windham: Windham PD will bring back 'Warning for Christmas Morning'
From the Windham Police Department: Until Dec. 25, Windham PD officers will be providing individuals who are pulled over for minor traffic infractions a “Warning for Christmas Morning” voucher instead of a traffic citation.
Around Windham: Practicing gratitude and giving back to the Windham community
Hello Windham Family! November is National Gratitude Month. Gratitude is an active process of acknowledging goodness and recognizing its source. There is so much to be grateful for in Windham.
Around Windham: Fall events are in full swing in Windham
Hello Windham Family! October is halfway over already. Outside, our beautiful Windham rural landscape is changing, air is getting colder, nights are getting longer, and the leaves are all changing colors. Embrace the changing beauty of our little Bomber community; there are many things to look forward to, as you’ll read below.
Around Windham: Fall is the new New Year
Hello Windham Family! Post-Labor Day in Bomber Country always seems to be a turning point or symbolic start of a new year. September has a back-to-school/new year vibe that is hard for me to ignore. Author Gretchen Rubin first remarked that “September is the other January” in her book “Happier at Home.” Gretchen noted that “Each year, Labor Day was a milestone that provoked self-evaluation and reflection.”
Around Windham: Gearing up for back to school and fall fun
August is such a special time in Bomber Country. Fall sports are gearing up, the excitement of back-to-school is in the air, and hints of autumn are beginning to show. More than just a change in the calendar, back-to-school season carries a feeling of anticipation, renewal and possibility. As students head back to class after a long summer break, we welcome a new school year filled with opportunities, growth and fresh beginnings.
Around Windham: Cruising into the second half of summer
Here are some exciting events and important information coming up in our little town for the end of July and beginning of August.
Around Windham: Garage Sale Weekend, Windham Alumni Banquet and more exciting events coming up
Join us for Garage Sale Weekend in our Windham community. It’s the perfect opportunity to find hidden treasures, score amazing deals and support local sellers. Resident registration is not required. May 16, 17 & 18 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Questions? Call 330-326-2622.
Around Windham: Spring cleanup, banquets and preschool signups
April showers bring May flowers in Bomber Country. Unfortunately, thus far it has been a cold, rainy and snowy April. This old saying helps us remember: a period of discomfort or hardship can provide the basis for a period of happiness and joy. Looking forward to warmer days ahead. Spring is finally in the air and here are some exciting events and important information coming up in our little town:
Around Windham: It’s finally spring!
Happy March, Bomber Country! The time has changed, and longer days are on the horizon. Seeing the sun up past 7 p.m. has done wonders for my soul. I love driving through town and seeing people walking their dogs and kids riding their bikes. Spring is finally in the air and here are some exciting events coming up in our little town:
Around Windham: Police welcome new furry officer, plus more news from Windham
The Windham Police Department is excited to introduce the newest member of the department, Jax. He will be working at the Windham Exempted Village Schools alongside SRO Mike.
Around Windham: Starting the new year in Bomber Country
The WYBSO 2025 Spring season registration is now open for Baseball, Softball, and Tee ball! This year registration will be online only.
Around Windham: December is getting cozy in the Windham community
Hello Windham Family! December is often considered a month of warmth, togetherness, and celebration, primarily associated with the winter holidays. Driving around Bomber Country, seeing all the beautiful lights and decorations, bring feelings of joy, family time, festive decorations, cozy nights, and a sense of reflection on the year that’s passed, with a hopeful outlook toward the new one coming soon. I want to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season! I look forward to bringing you more Windham […]
Around Windham: All we have to be grateful for around Windham
November is National Gratitude month. Gratitude is an active process of acknowledging goodness and recognizing its source. There is so much to be grateful for in Windham!
Around Windham: Fall events in full swing in Windham
October is almost over; can you believe it? Lately, I have been feeling a sense of restlessness. Perhaps you feel autumn-restlessness, too? It’s like we’re collectively waiting to exhale.
Around Windham: Back to school vibes and getting ready for homecoming
Hello Windham family! Post-Labor Day in Bomber Country always seems to be a turning point or symbolic start of a new year. Some of us feel a bit restless – anticipating the change of season, but not really feeling it yet (because the weather has still been hot), and many of us feel energized – ready to embrace the coming autumn and feeling a sense of renewal.