Heaven gained a beautiful angel with the passing of Sharon Sue Buckley, who left this world peacefully on February 27, 2026, at the age of 85, surrounded by the love of her family. Sharon was …

Over the span of May 20-23, all 10 Press-area schools competed in their respective division’s district championship.

From May 28-30, the Genoa Area Chamber of Commerce has over 15 events planned for community members to participate in and celebrate the village’s homecoming.

Members of the city of Oregon’s police department, fire and rescue personnel, and administrative staff joined together on May 17 for a day of remembrance in hosting the 59th annual memorial service in front of the municipal building.

A group of nearly 15 students in an advanced skilled trades class at Genoa High School are nearing completion of a landscaping overhaul on campus.

Safety Town, which is a program at Starr Elementary that helps teach four- and five-year-old children safety lessons, is getting a full rebuild thanks to generous help from the community, including construction from Clay High School students.

This week in Toledo history items for May 24-30.

Acaylia Taylor, a senior at Northwood High School, has been tabbed as the first recipient of the Northwood Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) Community Impact Scholarship.

Beginning July 1, St. Jerome Parish in Walbridge and All Saints Parish in Rossford, which have been “sister parishes” since 2022, will observe new worship schedules.

Pemberville’s council president Edwin Wozniak took over the position of mayor earlier this month following the surprise resignation of Carol Bailey, and council held its first regular meeting May 20 with the new adjustments.

Alexis Hayward, of Curtice, won a ProMedica Support Staff Excellence Award during a Health Care Week 2026 Nursing Excellence Awards held May 6 in the ProMedica Toledo Hospital Education Center Auditorium.

First St. John Lutheran Church recently displayed some of the quilts its Quilters Group created over the winter months on Mother’s Day during worship. Most of the quilts will be donated to local charities and ministries. (Submitted photo)

One minor adjustment led to a school-record performance and a conference title in discus for Genoa’s Lynde Hartman at the Northern Buckeye Conference Championship on May 13.

The Eastwood girls and Oak Harbor boys claimed team titles at the Northern Buckeye Conference (NBC) Championship on May 15 at Genoa High School.

Schedel Arboretum & Gardens, Elmore, invites adventure seekers to Adventure Camps in June.

For more than 35 years, the Genoa Area Local Schools Scholarship Foundation, Inc. has been helping Genoa High School graduates pursue further education through scholarships.

The Eastwood High School Concert Band was one of 11 Class B bands in Northwest Ohio from a field of 18 to earn a Superior (I) rating at the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) State Large Group Band Adjudicated Event, held May 1-2 at Findlay High School.

Scientists at Bowling Green State University recently made a series of groundbreaking discoveries that could have wide-ranging implications for the future of the national opioid crisis.