Bettsville, OH

ROSSFORD —With the Murphy Tractor and Equipment company groundbreaking on Wednesday, their move from Perrysburg to their permanent location in Rossford begins. “I think it’s absolutely fantastic. The diversity of industries we’re getting out there is amazing. They will cover a large territory. This will definitely put them in the traffic pattern that will also help entice other industries to the crossroads,” Mayor Neil MacKinnon said.

No justice for Stone Foltz I am responding to the June 18 article, "Five of Foltz's former BGSU  frat brothers sentenced in hazing case."  Wood County Common Pleas Judge Joel Kuhlman: Disgrace. As the person who was supposed to deliver...

To celebrate this Independence Day, the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Visit BG Ohio, Fireworks Project Team, and the City of Bowling Green, invite the community to come out and enjoy BG BOOM Festival and Fireworks on Sunday, July 3. Join in the fun of the first time ever...

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.

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...

WESTON — Tilapia aren’t just for dinner anymore — they can also keep your water garden or pond clean. “That’s what we have for algae control in ponds,” Don Schooner said. “That’s their favorite thing, and we go through a lot of them.”

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!

PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Perrysburg officials say Social Gastropub is a total loss after a fire started Thursday afternoon. Authorities Friday said the cause of the blaze still is under investigation. Firefighters said Thursday that fire started outside the restaurant and worked its way inside. Employees tried to put the...

FINDLAY, Ohio — Are you looking for a fun event to enjoy with your dog this weekend, while also helping out a local non-profit?. This Sunday, Crawford Street in downtown Findlay is going to the dogs, literally. For the second year, Findlay Brewing Company will host a special event,...

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Carlos Mendez’s restaurants, like Cocina De Carlos and Carlos’ Poco Loco, have been wildly successful in the Toledo area, but that doesn’t mean he’s been spared from the woes of inflation and employee shortages. Carlos and his employees tried something new at...

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. ...

Come celebrate an afternoon in Wonderland with a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party!. Elementary school-aged children and a guardian are invited to join in on a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party at The Arts Garage on Saturday, June 25 from 1-3 p.m. Attendees will enjoy tea and crumpets and help create a tea cup planter fit for the Mad Hatter himself.

Meet at Luckey Road Lavender Farm, 19587 Luckey Road, Pemberville, Ohio. At 11:00, participants will tour the lavender fields with the farm’s owner who will share her knowledge of planting, growing, harvesting, and drying lavender. Following the tour, we may choose to harvest our own bouquets ($10 each) from among the 850 lavender plants in full bloom at the time. Rain date: July 28. Contact Sheri Murphy for reservations at 419-348-0383.

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...