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Bowling Green’s 600-Tile Liberty Tree Mural, Painted by 500 Neighbors, Unveils Nov. 16

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — More than 600 hand-painted tiles, each one made by a Bowling Green neighbor, are about to become a single tree. The America 250 Liberty Tree mosaic mural — an 8-by-12-foot artwork assembled from tiles painted by more than 500 residents, families and local organizations — will be unveiled Monday, November 16, […]

Bowling Green, OH · 2d

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Rezoning, data centers covered in Waterville council meeting

WATERVILLE – Waterville City Council approved the rezoning of 48 acres of land on Neapolis Waterville Road, accepted petitions for a proposed charter amendment to limit the size of data centers, heard about the Dec. 5 Christmas Light Up event and reviewed the five-year capital planning program during its Nov. 9 meeting.

Waterville, OH · 1d

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Sandusky Ditches Rental Plan, Picks 23 Condos For Seniors At Osborne School

The historic Osborne School in Sandusky is no longer headed toward becoming an apartment building. City commissioners voted this week to back a new plan for 23 affordable condominiums aimed at seniors and homeowners looking to downsize, scrapping the rental model that had anchored the project for years. The Sandusky...

Sandusky, OH · 1d

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Downtown Bowling Green to host free holiday events beginning Nov. 20

From DOWNTOWN BOWLING GREEN SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT. The holidays are almost here, and Downtown Bowling Green is ready to celebrate. The annual “Merry & Bright” season will kickoff on Friday, Nov. 20, bringing back traditions, holiday activities, and reasons to spend time downtown with family and friends. From...

Bowling Green, OH · 3d

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With BGHS well underway, school board turns to tackling elementary buildings

On the heels of touring the new high school under construction Tuesday evening, the Bowling Green Board of Education shifted gears to discuss the needs of elementary students. Some conclusions came easy. First, buildings do matter. Along with inspiring teachers and eager students, the space they learn in matters. Second,...

Bowling Green, OH · 2d

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Rossford Planning Commission approves special use permit, preliminary site plan for data center

ROSSFORD, Ohio (WTVG) - The Rossford Planning Commission approved a special use permit and a preliminary site plan for a proposed data center. The vote followed questions from residents about the project and its impact on the community. The project is being developed by QLEVR LLC. The company said the...

Rossford, OH · 1d

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Mercy Health Launches Community Paramedicine Program in Allen County

LIMA — The hardest part of a hospital stay often starts the day a patient goes home — new medications, follow-up instructions, follow-up appointments, and no nurse down the hall. Mercy Health is launching a program in Allen County this month built to stand in that gap: its new Community Paramedicine Program, pairing specially trained […]

Allen County, OH · 3d

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Ohio Guard Breaks Ground on $32 Million Readiness Center in Lima

The Ohio National Guard has broken ground on a $32 million readiness center in Lima, a new home for Guard units that have been operating out of a facility built in 1927, LimaOhio.com reported, and WLIO reported the groundbreaking as well. The project replaces Lima’s current readiness center, which the state has described in its […]

Lima, OH · 2d

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Conservancy marks 20 years of land protection

PANDORA, Ohio — Some landowners know all too well the dread that comes from watching the creeping sprawl of development as it takes prime farmland and natural areas to make room for new subdivisions, data centers and highway projects. But they may not know there’s something they can do...

Pandora, OH · 2d

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Hardin County Turnout Hits 52.9 Percent as Results Await Certification

Hardin County voters turned out at a rate of 52.91 percent in the November 3, 2026, general election, with 9,202 of the county’s 17,391 registered voters casting ballots, according to the Hardin County Board of Elections’ unofficial final results. All 21 of the county’s precincts reported, and the board’s summary, posted the night of the […]

Hardin County, OH · 1d

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Fremont Mayor Faults Court Delays After Threat Case Sentencing Pushed to Dec. 8

A sentencing that was supposed to happen on November 3 in Fremont Municipal Court will now wait until December 8, after the pre-sentence investigation ordered in the case was never conducted — and Fremont Mayor Danny Sanchez, the victim in the threat case at the center of it, says the delay shows how victims can […]

Fremont, OH · 4d

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Toledo AI Week Opens With Free Training as AI Skills Command Wage Premium

TOLEDO — Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz has proclaimed this week Toledo AI Week for the second consecutive year, as Great Lakes AI Week opened Tuesday at Bowling Green State University with free, hands-on artificial intelligence training and certification for Northwest Ohio workers, students and job seekers, the Enterprise Technology Association announced in a release distributed […]

Toledo, OH · 3d

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Hardin County Homemakers Plan Annual Christmas Program

Kenton, OHIO – The Hardin County Homemakers invite the public to their annual Christmas program on Tuesday, December 1, 2026. The event will be held at the Christian Missionary Alliance Church, 15436 State Route 309 E, Kenton. Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. The Hardin County Homemakers Council will...

Hardin County, OH · 2d

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Perrysburg offices moving out for renovation project

Perrysburg’s municipal offices will be moving to temporary locations in early December to accommodate a remodeling project at the city’s Municipal Building. Existing offices will close Dec. 3, then open Dec. 8 in temporary quarters at several locations. Administration, finance, and human resources offices will be set up at 139 W. Indiana Ave., while income tax and planning and zoning offices will be set up in the Perrysburg Township Administration Building at 26609 Lime City Rd. The city law department will move to the Perrysburg Municipal Court building at 300 Walnut St. The mailing address for all city offices will continue to be 201 W. Indiana Ave. Starting in January, all Perrysburg City Council, committee, and city commission meetings will be held in the Schaller Memorial Building at 130 W. Indiana Ave. Private rentals and public bookings there have been suspended through at least March, 2028. The renovation project is scheduled for completion late in the fall of 2027.

Perrysburg, OH · 2d

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AWHS honors veterans, adds names to Military Wall Of Honor

As Anthony Wayne High School students, 2025 graduates Cooper Mohr and Hayden Robarge often passed by the Military Wall of Honor outside the main gym – a royal blue wall filled with the names of graduates and staff members who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Now the...

Sandusky County, OH · 2d

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Rossford mayor promises “non-negotiables” for data centers

A proposed data center in Rossford still has a long road ahead before it can be built, and Mayor Neil MacKinnon III says it won’t move forward unless it meets the city’s list of conditions. But some people who live in the area say they already feel like they don’t have a say.

Rossford, OH · 4d

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Election workers thanked for bipartisan efforts to keep elections secure

Members of the League of Women Voters of Ohio and the Ohio AFL-CIO were joined on Monday, Nov. 9, by about 30 Wood County residents for a “honk and wave” event outside the Wood County Board of Elections. The event was organized to thank election workers for their bipartisan work in ensuring every vote counts and elections remain secure.

Wood County, OH · 3d

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Findlay Family Gets Keys to Habitat Home Built With 250 Marathon Volunteers

Miranda Phillips and her three younger children received the keys to their new home in Findlay this month, in a dedication made possible through a partnership between Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County and Marathon Petroleum, according to a Marathon Petroleum press release issued through ACCESS Newswire on November 9. More than 250 Marathon Petroleum […]

Findlay, OH · 4d

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Six Ohio Lakeside Towns Where Diners Stay Open After The Summer Crowds Leave

Ohio’s lake towns get loud and busy every summer, then things quiet down fast once Labor Day passes. The boats come out of the water and the beach parking lots empty out, but a handful of local diners keep the coffee going all year. This list covers six lakeside...

Russells Point, OH · 6d

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Fremont mayor critical of court's leniency of man who threatened him

FREMONT – Judge number three took the bench at the Fremont Municipal Court Nov. 3 in the case of the man who left a threatening voicemail for Fremont Mayor Danny Sanchez . The man who said Sanchez was on a hit list paced back and forth outside the courtroom door, periodically sitting on the bench with victims and other offenders. His sentencing for aggravated menacing and telecommunications harassment, both first-degree misdemeanors, was to take place Nov. 3. The man pleaded guilty to the charges Sept. 15. Sentencing was delayed for at least 30 days for a previously ordered pre-sentence investigation. The probation department that conducts them was not informed of the court order, so did not conduct the investigation. Under Marsy’s Law, also known as the Ohio Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights, the probation officers include a victim’s impact statement outlining how the crime affected the victim's life. Meanwhile, an increasingly irritated Sanchez stood outside the courthouse giving a laundry list of problems with the case and argued some probable violations of Marsy's Law occurred. “I don’t think I’ve been represented fairly in this case as a victim,” Sanchez said. “I don’t feel I deserve any special treatment, but I

Fremont, OH · 4d