Arcadia, OH

WESTON — A Napoleon woman sustained serious injuries after a two-vehicle crash west of the village on Wednesday. According to the crash report filed by the Wood County Sheriff’s Office, around 2:30 p.m., Alayna Sebald, Belleville, Michigan, was traveling southbound on Ohio 235 and stopped at the posted stop sign at U.S. 6. She then pulled into the intersection and struck the westbound vehicle driven by Maria Sanchez, Napoleon.

RICHLAND TOWNSHIP — An Ada man suffered serious injuries Thursday night after his motorcycle lost control and struck a concrete divider on a highway entrance ramp before hitting an oncoming semi truck. Matthew S. Campbell, 37, of Ada, was transported to Bluffton Hospital by an unknown third party before...

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (WTVG) -A member of the fraternity involved in the hazing death of Stone Foltz in March 2021 was sentenced in Wood County Court Friday. Canyon Caldwell, who was convicted of obstructing justice and eight counts of misdemeanor hazing, received seven days in jail, and 28 days of house arrest after their jail term.

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - It’s a magnificent home on a hill that’s been part of the Wood County landscape for more than a century. And you can spend the night there. The Grand Kerr House is a bed and breakfast. The property has been part of Grand Rapids...

A Bowling Green High School teacher’s contract has been officially terminated after a series of hearings on accusations of insubordination and violation of the district’s code of conduct. The Bowling Green City Schools Board of Education, without comment, approved a resolution at Tuesday’s meeting, finding “good and just...

FINDLAY, Ohio — A new indoor golf facility aims to continue a legacy of success for the University of Findlay golf program. The University of Findlay unveiled its new Beall Oilers Golf Center Friday on Main Street. The 4,000-square-foot privately funded facility will be used by the men's & women's golf teams as a practice facility year-round.

OHIO, USA — Eric's Ice Cream Factory, a local homemade ice cream shop, is celebrating success with the hot weather. It makes almost all of its products by hand and the shop is known for its one-of-a-kind sweet treats. Eric's Ice Cream Factory started its business back in 1999...

We’re nearing the end of June, and summer is well and truly here (in case the recent heat wave didn’t convince you!). When I was growing up, one of my favorite summer pastimes was spending the afternoons crafting and drawing with my grandma, Betty Lucretia Stultz. My grandma is a very cool person – the only daughter of one of the Depression-era Junior Home Kids, she earned a full ride to art school when she graduated high school, and still draws and paints today. She always made the time to keep me engaged and art-ing around. The organizations I’m targeting today are some that I know she’ll enjoy as much as I do!

FREMONT — For a long time, Dora Ortiz saw the need to fill a niche in Fremont for people who like Mexican food as a breakfast option. Her vision became a reality earlier this month, as Ortiz opened Kekis Cafe on West State Street. ...

CAREY – As a youngster, Sheila Hamm knew exactly what she wanted to do. “As a kid I was either in the kitchen with my grandmother or the garden with my grandfather," recalled Hamm. "Either way, I was always fascinated with food and what you could make out of such simple fresh ingredients. Dining...

On Dec 3, 2020, Danny Sellers didn’t feel well. Could this be a stroke? Sellers who lives alone in Rudolph decided to try to sleep it off. An hour of sleep didn’t help. It was a stroke. He doesn’t know why he didn’t call for help at first. His therapist said that’s common for people who live alone and who have never had a stroke.

Protein is the latest buzz word in diets. One way to change up the “regular” chicken, meat and seafood is through hunting and fishing. Kenneth Fry, an outdoor skills specialist, showed off Blackened Walleye with White Cheddar Grits and Creole Sauce earlier this month at the Great American Recipe event at Carter Historic Farm. The Ohio Division of Wildlife was a partner with WBGU-PBS for the event. The event coincided with the launch of the new PBS cooking competition series “The Great American Recipe,” which premieres Friday. WBGU-PBS viewers can watch on air or live stream for free at wbgu.org.

GIBSONBURG — Starting today, the grocery store started by Raymond Paul Kirwen is celebrating its beginnings back in 1922. Kirwen's Supermarket, 104 W. Madison St., has gone through changes in its century of existence, including several moves and expansions, according to Raymond Paul’s three grandchildren, Brenda Norton and her brothers Bill and Andy Kirwen, who now...

FREMONT, Ohio — Say hello to the newest four-legged member of the Fremont Police Department. Ace, a 3-year-old Belgian Malinois, completed his training in February. He was previously trained in another language. The police K9 joins Woody, another dog on staff. Ace's handler is Officer Huddleston. Ace is working...

This is a day dedicated to the Japanese food, sushi. Contrary to popular belief, sushi doesn't necessarily have anything to do with raw fish. Vinegared rice must be used in order for the food to be called sushi. Other foods such as seafood and vegetables are added, which are called neta. Plain raw seafood slices are called sashimi, and are technically not sushi. In America, maki rolls are a popular type of sushi, which include the...

To everyone traveling to return to Tiffin this weekend, and to those who support Heidelberg from just around the corner, happy Alumni Weekend! In honor of the weekend, I wanted to visit two nearby favorites for current students and alumni. Bailiwicks Coffee Company is a frequent supporter of Heidelberg University...

Looking for something fun for your kids to do this summer? Check out the Bowling Green Parks & Recreation Dash & Splash Camps for youth ages 6 to 12. Kids will have a whole day of fun in City Park. Activities to include games, crafts, challenges, movies, science experiments as well as supervised trips to BG City Pool every afternoon for some fun in the sun and water (weather permitting). Each day, children should bring a towel, swimsuit, sunscreen, a packed lunch, snacks, a water bottle, and a change of clothes.

BLUFFTON — Helen Bibler of Pet Partners will explain the similarities and differences between therapy animals, service animals, and emotional support animals staring at 6 p.m., Tuesday, June 28 at the Bluffton Public Library, 145 S. Main St., Bluffton. The rights and responsiblities of each type of animal will...