Bowling Green State University is the first public university in Ohio with a bachelor’s degree focused on the music business, preparing students for careers in a rapidly growing global industry that has expanded steadily for nearly a decade.

A pair of Clay High School graduates, Nick Amrhein and Dean Davis, recently came together for a collaborative canvas showcase titled Lenses + Lines on March 21 at the River Gallery Studio in Toledo.

Past is prologue, especially when it comes to choosing the kinds of vacations you enjoy as well as destinations. That truth hit hard in recent weeks when I turned our last string of below zero …

The National Museum of the Great Lakes (NMGL), in collaboration with Cleveland Underwater Explorers (CLUE), recently announced the confirmation of a newly discovered shipwreck in Lake Erie — the …

The Kevin Prater Band will take the stage at the Pemberville Opera House Saturday, March 7, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 and are available at the door or in advance at Beeker’s General Store, 226 E. …

African Safari Wildlife Park welcomed two capybara pups to the park family. The pups were born Dec. 29 to mother Torta and father Kif. Their sexes are currently unknown. The park’s animal care …

The Wood County Committee on Aging, Inc. (WCCOA), in partnership with the Bowling Green State University Optimal Aging Institute, is once again presenting The LivelyU Lifelong Learning Academy. …

It’s all about family at The Arts Garage (TAG) in March, as cousins Jeff Heaton, Theresa Heaton, Delores Oleksa, Jeanette Oleksa and Alisa Workman share their unique sense of art. The public is …

A group of approximately 100 students at Lake High School will help produce five showings of Disney’s Frozen, the Broadway musical, in early March.

Take a step back in time — back 3,300 years to be exact — to the Valley of Kings, where King Tutankhamun was laid to rest — at Imagination Station’s newest exhibit, Tutankhamun: “Wonderful …

 Feel like Old Man Winter has you in his grips? Do you just accept it, or realize you have choices? Perhaps your answer is a change of attitude or latitude. Do you embrace it, escape it, or …

 The Toledo Swiss Singers will present a Valentine Tea Sunday, Feb. 15, at The Chalet at Oak Shade Grove, 3624 Seaman Rd. (a half mile east of Coy Road), Oregon. Doors will open at 2:30 …

The National Museum of the Great Lakes is inviting readers from across the region and beyond to explore Great Lakes stories through its 2026 Great Lakes Book Club — a free, virtual lunchtime series …

Destination Toledo invites area residents to embark on a new adventure of Northwest Ohio’s craft brewery scene.         The 419 Ale Trail is returning to …

The Toledo Zoo recently welcomed the newest member of its reticulated giraffe herd and he’s neck-level adorable. Eugene, a 130-pound male, was born on Saturday, Jan. 17, to mom, Lily, and dad, …

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

The Toledo Museum of Art (TMA) will observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day by opening its doors on Monday, Jan. 19, and hosting a daylong celebration titled “Strength in Unity.”

The American Theatre Guild will present  “Shucked,” the Tony Award-winning musical comedy The Wall Street Journal calls “flat out hilarious,” for eight performances Jan. 20-25 at the …

Shake off the after-Christmas blues and head to Maumee Bay Lodge for The Bluegrass in Superclass 36 th Annual Winter Fest, which will be held Jan. 8-10. Maumee Bay Lodge is located at 1750 State Park …

The National Museum of the Great Lakes invites visitors to step out of the cold and into a celebration of boating history at “Frozen in Time: A Wooden and Antique Boat Showcase.” The display runs …