Eastwood has narrowed its superintendent search, while the district has also been awarded a water grant.

With Memorial Day just two months away, the chairman of the Oregon Memorial Day ceremony committee is putting a call out for the help of area veterans. 

Sammi Alexander, a fourth-grade student at Genoa Elementary, has been chosen to have her artwork displayed for the month of April.

The City of Oregon held the latest council meeting on March 24. …

The Pemberville library has been recognized by the state of Ohio.

This week in Toledo history

On Wednesday, April 26, Gibsonburg resident Pauline Titterton became a United States citizen.

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Your schedule is packed. There never seems to be enough time. You have more to do than will fit into 24 hours. You are physically tired and mentally stressed. These are some of the symptoms of …

Real estate transfers for the week ending March 21, 2025

It was another year, and another impressive showing at the state wrestling tournament for the Clay boys wrestling team. Led by junior Garrison Weisner, who came in seventh at 126 pounds, Clay …

With one season remaining in her collegiate swimming career, Joslyn Jurski has made school history.

Now Oak Harbor native Aric McAtee can add his name to that prestigious list.

After reaching the podium at the state tournament in each of his four seasons wrestling in high school, Waite senior Phoenix Contos is ready to compete at the collegiate level.

The latest Walbridge village council meeting was highlighted by the hiring of Dominic McCrum as a full-time police officer.

The latest edition of Lou Hebert's weekly column.

Construction will commence March 31 to create a separated, multi-use path on Martin Williston Road.

The Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the Village of Luckey in the village’s effort to acquire 72.5 acres by the eminent domain process. …

Several members of the Friends of Lake Township Parks committee were on hand at the latest trustee meeting in Lake Township on March 18 to request approval for a couple new events.

The Eastwood School Board met March 17 and announced eight candidates in their search for a new superintendent to replace the retiring Brent Welker two days later.