JD Pooley

The Findlay Veterans Council hosted their annual Bridge Ceremony Monday morning, a ritual for the fallen.

Rudy Santibanez left Waite High School in 1971, at the age of 17, to join the Marines.

When the final bell rings next week at Otsego schools, Brian Ruckstuhl, the schools resource officer, knows that he’s made a lasting impact on students throughout his career on the road and in the classroom.

Officials with the Wood County Committee on aging celebrated Older Americans Month by showcasing many positive aspects of aging today at the senior center.

Perrysburg school leaders released their 2022-2023 Facility Master Planning Recommendation. The committee recommended building a new eight-hundred student K-4 elementary in the southwest area of the district, and repurposing most of their other existing buildings.

More than 300 firefighters arrived at Bowling Green State University to sharpen their skills in technical rescue, recognize arson scenarios, practice ventilation and search in vacant structures, and to perfect their leadership skills during weeklong training at State Fire School on campus and at training structures in the Toledo area.

Doctors at Phipps, Levin, Hebeka and Associates opened their doors in Bowling Green for their annual Stars, Stripes and Smiles program. On Friday, Veterans received free dental care from the office.

With buglers in short supply, Carl Hayslett has formed Hancock County Taps, a resource he hopes can provide more buglers during services throughout the area.

The Cocoon, Wood County’s only comprehensive domestic and sexual violence agency, is the recipient of the 2023 Purple Ribbon Award in the category of Program/Shelter of the Year.

With nearly 900 volunteers ready to lend a hand, United Way of Hancock County celebrates an expanded reach throughout the county for its upcoming Days of Caring event.

The building will be used for athletes to train, but also for academics.

Rural Bowling Green woman shares cancer journey

Required by Ohio law, the drill is used to make sure all agencies are on the same playing field.

Habitat for Humanity building two new homes in Findlay.

Local Bowling Green residents want to see new high school levy on November ballot

The Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area ordinance will stretch for a mile.

Bowling Green State University English students share illustrated books they created.

University of Findlay equestrian students spend day with horses taking exams.

BGSU students grow plants inside classroom

The Wise family is using proper selective timber harvesting on their land with a little help from a team of Belgian draft horses.

Construction is underway on the $2.7 million extension of Findlay’s Blanchard River Greenway Trail Project, which will head East out of town.

The event will take place on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Pearson Park and Oak Openings Preserve at Mallard Lake.

Bowling Green coffee company, Grounds For Thought, has a new sustainability project — the Grounds For Thought Nature Reserve.

Members of the Toledo Fire & Rescue Department and the American Red Cross canvassed 130 homes around Catalina Dr. and Ventura Dr. Thursday morning.

The 21st annual March for Meals comes at a time when the requests for home-delivered meals continues to increase.