Clay High School officials celebrated the 100th anniversary of the school on Labor Day weekend, with festivities having kicked off last Friday.

The 2026 SCRAP Antique Tractor and Engine Show was held at White Star Park in Gibsonburg, on Sept. 4-7.

After a successful joint project between the two communities helped get a portion of Walbridge Road repaved recently, officials in Walbridge and Lake Township are collaborating once again with a grant that will help get a large portion of Drouillard Road repaved.

The Luckey Garden Club, started by Marlene Long and Stephanie Schumski nine years ago, is a small group of residents and neighbors who look to help make their town look beautiful throughout each …

Village officials, as well as state government and community members, celebrated the official ribbon cutting ceremony for Dry Creek Preserve in Walbridge on Sept. 2.

The Pemberville Independent Merchants Association (PIMA) invites the community to the Fifth Annual Autumn Brew Hop on Saturday, Sept. 12 in downtown Pemberville on East Front Street.

The Village of Oak Harbor has been awarded $637,000 in federal funding through the Ohio Department of Transportation's (ODOT) Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) to construct a new shared use path along Park Street.

The small village of Gibsonburg was the site of a crime scene on the morning of Aug. 26 as 25-year-old Scott Dodd Jr. allegedly stabbed a police officer in the neck, which led to an extensive manhunt and his eventual arrest later the same day.

The latest city council meeting in Oregon on Aug. 24, which saw a pair of former mayors speak, was highlighted by a discussion of several items to be put forward on the November ballot in regard to election timeline measures.

Council members in Oregon approved an ordinance during a special meeting on Aug. 17 to advance a proposed charter amendment to the November ballot, a formality.

Walbridge village council members discussed several housekeeping and personnel items as well as improvements to the old Carroll’s property during the final regular meeting of the abbreviated summer schedule on Aug. 19 inside the administration building.

Oregon resident Aimee Mottmiller, who was involved heavily with gathering signatures to put on the November ballot a limit on the size of data centers and make that change in the city’s charter, said at the Aug. 10 city council meeting that the Lucas County Board of Elections has completed its review of the signatures, and the representatives there said they have met the required number of valid signatures.

Members of the United Neighbors of Oregon group, which have been gathering petition signatures in an effort to limit the size of data centers in the city to 25 megawatts or less and make that subsequent change to the official charter, took a victory lap at the city’s Aug. 3 committee of the whole meeting after gathering nearly 2,100 signatures, which surpassed their goal of 1,700.

Government officials within Genoa continue to research the positives and negatives of potential business developments at a site near the intersection of 163 and Reiman, which could possibly include a data center.

The Oregon Economic Development Foundation (OEDF) welcomed Vantage Data Centers to the community as the end user for the proposed data center in the city in a Facebook post on July 28.

Lake Township’s trustees held their latest regular meeting on July 21 in the administration building, discussing an upcoming road levy, the Planned Unit Development (PUD) zoning issue, and resident concerns involving flooding.

The Village of Oak Harbor has been awarded $716,135 through the Ohio Department of Transportation’s Systemic Safety Program for safety improvements near Oak Harbor High School.

One of the fastest growing and most popular events at the Wood County Fair is the Ring of Dreams, which will host its fourth annual show on Aug. 6 inside the Pratt Pavilion Show Arena at 5 p.m.

Members of the village council in Walbridge held their latest regular meeting on July 15 in the administration building.

At the latest regular meeting on July 20, members of the Eastwood Local Schools Board of Education approved a resolution for a combined facilities funding proposal, which would fund a new building that will serve grades five through 12.