The Board of Lucas County Commissioners voted Tuesday, Jan. 6 to name Commissioner Lisa A. Sobecki as president for the calendar year. The unanimous vote came at the commissioners’ organizational …

This week in Toledo history items for Feb. 1-7.

Robert Duane Russell, 92, of Lambertville, Michigan passed away on January 23, 2026 at home.

Thomas H. Sayen (Tom) passed away on January 17, 2026, surrounded by love at Otterbein, Marblehead.

Owens Community College once again received the 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification, an elective designation that highlights a commitment to community engagement.  Owens was …

Owens Community College will add two individuals and a national champion volleyball team to the Express Hall of Fame during a men’s and women’s basketball doubleheader on Saturday, Jan. 31. …

Lois G. Warnke, 87, passed away peacefully on January 15, 2026, at her home in Northwood, Ohio. Lois was born on August 9, 1938, in Nelsonville, Ohio to Gerald and Gladys (Koon) Robson. She was …

Just days after announcing an imminent closing on its official Facebook page, Kirwen’s Supermarket has a new realtor and several potential buyers interested.

The Ohio Department of Transportation has announced just over $97 million worth of projects that will improve safety on roadways in 27 counties across the state.

Oregon city council members hosted the first regular council meeting of the new year on Jan. 12, which was highlighted by discussion of America 250 events and a slew of appointments from mayor Steve Salander.

The Genoa wrestling team finished in third place at Napoleon’s Gold Medal Duals on Friday and Saturday, which followed a 42-28 victory over Elmwood on Wednesday at home inside the Impact Zone.

Starr Elementary celebrated its students on Jan. 12 for earning over 35,000 Bulldog Bucks during the first half of the school year.

This week in Toledo history for Jan. 18-24.

The village council in Millbury held its first monthly meeting of the calendar year on Jan. 12, electing Kevin Sanders as its president for a second consecutive year. He has two areas he’d like to focus on this year in terms of improvement.

Local author Deb Weilnau has released “Marnie’s Message,” an illustrated children’s book inspired by rescue, healing, and second chances.

dotnet, a managed IT and cybersecurity services provider based in Elmore, announced the purchase of 364 Rice St., expanding its headquarters campus following the acquisition of 366 Rice in 2024.

Bulletin board items for Jan. 19, 2026.