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Mayo, No. 18 Tritons Lead Field After First Day of Doc Spragg Invitational
Findlay, Ohio – University of Missouri-St. Louis junior men's golfer Logan Mayo shot a 36-hole score of 137 (68-69) and is in first place after the first two rounds of the Doc Spragg Invitational on Monday at the Findlay Country Club in Findlay, Ohio. As a team the Tritons posted a team score of 564 (280-284) and are in first place.
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The 40th Annual Sylvania Fall Festival Set for October 17th & 18th
The Sylvania Area Chamber of Commerce brings you the 40th Annual Sylvania Fall Festival presented by Dave White Chevrolet and Great Lakes Chevy Dealers! This year’s event will feature over 75 vendor booths including craft and farmers market-style booths, representatives from local organizations, 9 food trucks, and live music all weekend!
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NCCAA Names Caylee Lattimer Athlete of the Week
GREENVILLE, S.C. - The NCCAA Women's Golf Athlete of the Week Award presented by Athletic Solutions went to Malone women's golf freshman Caylee Lattimer after her performance at the William Beall Fall Classic. It is her first career Athlete of the Week award. The Hebron, Ohio native led the Pioneers...
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Archbold's Short wins Division II boys golf state championship
Archbold’s Grady Short won the Division II boys golf state championship at Firestone Country Club on Monday. The senior carded a brilliant final round of 67 which, combined with his day one score of 74, gave him a final score of 141, enough to secure a one-shot victory over River View’s Lucas Massa (142). Elsewhere in the local ranks, Genoa’s Benjamin Routson and Swanton’s Dylan Smigelski both finished with scores of 161 to place tied for 29th. Swanton finished 12th as a team with a score of 688. In the girls’ Division II tournament, Fremont St. Joseph’s Ryan Dickman finished tied for 10th with a score of 154 after going 75-79. Other top local players included Delta’s MacKenzie Grahn (tied for 20th, 166) and Wauseon’s Hayden Konieczka (26th, 173), Alexis Perez (tied for 33rd, 185), and Kali Spengler (45th, 197). Wauseon finished seventh in the team standings with a score of 760. The Division I tournament began play on Monday at NCR Country Club. St. Ursula sits in fourth place in the girls team standings after the first round. Farrah Mortemore led the way with a round of 72 that has her eight shots off the lead in a tie
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Latino community comes together to celebrate culture through food, music and tradition
They came for homemade tamales, candy filled pinatas, and stirring Tejano music. They left with a sense of community and cultural pride. An estimated 160 people gathered for the annual Hispanic Heritage Festival held Saturday at the Wood County Fairgrounds in Bowling Green. That number far outpaced last year’s attendance at the event.
The Blade
Archbold's Short in 4th at state golf championship
AKRON — Archbold’s Grady Short is in contention for a Division II boys state individual championship with an opening round 2-over-par 74 Sunday at Firestone Country Club. Short is two shots behind leader Beau Mooney of St. Clairsville heading into Monday’s final round. Genoa’s Benjamin Routson and Swanton’s Dylan Smigelski are tied for 22nd after each shooting 79. Swanton is in 11th place in the team standings with a 352 total. Archbishop Alter had the low team score with a 305. In the girls competition, Fremont St. Joseph’s Ryan Dickman posted a 5-over 75 to stand in eighth place. Delta’s MacKenzie Grahn is in 20th with an 82. Wauseon, led by Hayden Konieczka in 23rd with an 86, is seventh in the team event at 384. Columbus Academy is atop the standings at 306. The boys and girls D-I and D-III boys state competitions start Monday. D-I play will be held at NCR Country Club in Kettering, Ohio, and D-III will be contested at NorthStar Golf Club in Sunbury, Ohio.
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89th Ohio Poetry Day Celebration Brings Poets From Across Ohio to Toledo
Poetry takes center stage in downtown Toledo on Saturday, Oct. 17, when the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library and The Arts Commission partner with the Ohio Poetry Day Association to celebrate the organization’s 89th annual Ohio Poetry Day. From noon to 4 p.m., poets, writers and poetry lovers from across...
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Applebutter Festival celebrates history and fall flavors in Grand Rapids, OH
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'Everybody has a story': Unearthing history at Toledo's oldest cemetery
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The massive, horror movie rats that took over a problem-ridden city garage in Toledo
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Dowdell Leads at Beaver Fall Classic
ARLINGTON, Ohio – The Heidelberg Men's Golf Team competed in the Beaver Fall Classic hosted by Bluffton University. The men finished seventh in a field of 15, jumping two places from where they sat at the end of round one. The men shot 317-305 to card a 622 on the weekend.
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1984 album by Weird Al Yankovic subject of new book by Toledo native
A Toledo native’s book about a Alfred “Weird Al” Yankovic album is set to be released Nov. 12. Culture Clash Records is taking pre-orders for signed copies of Weird Al Yankovic in 3-D by Justin Remer. The book dives into each parody song in the 1984 album of the same title. The book is part of the 33 1/3 series by Bloomsbury Publishing, which features titles on legendary musical artists, albums and genres. Mr. Remer pitched to the series five times with books on Paul McCartney and anti-folk group the Moldy Peaches, before settling on Weird Al. He was accepted in 2024 to write for the series of short books on albums. The author, who is now a bookseller in Los Angeles, interviewed Yankovic himself as well as drummer Jon “Bermuda” Schwartz. Mr. Yankovic is set to perform in Toledo Saturday at the Huntington Center. Mr. Remer said exclusive stickers and bookmarks illustrated by Marvel and DC comics artist Sina Grace will accompany all copies purchased through Culture Clash. Pre-order the book for $15 at cultureclashrecords.com/more/books . Orders will ship or be available for pickup at the store at 912 Monroe St., by Nov. 12.
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American Sign Museum Highlight in New Ohio Rest Area
Klusty Sign Associates (Cincinnati) worked with the American Sign Museum (ASM, Cincinnati) to create a custom neon installation within the newly opened southbound I-75 rest area in Monroe, OH. The dedicated space allows travelers to explore selected imagery and sign pieces that tell the history of the ASM and signage....
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Sauerkraut, food vendors and plenty of polka in Fremont
The 2026 Downtown Fremont Sauerkraut Festival was held Oct. 3 at the community amphitheater. Festival goers were treated to mild temperatures and sunny skies for the annual event. More than 40 vendors were on hand for the event sponsored by Gerber Plans, The Fremont Company, Jimmy G's, Frank’s Kraut, The Garrison, Omni Fiber and Downtown Fremont Inc. Entertainment was provided by Culkar & Golob Band, DJ Doctor Doug (Faillace) with PolkaUSA & MSUdj.PRO of Farmington Hills, MI, the Frank Moravcik Band and dancers from the American Turners Toledo Deutsch Volkstanz Gruppe. At the Sauerkraut Octoberfest Pageant, Fremont's Anthony King, 19, was crowned Sauerkraut Festival King, while Mandy Gaddy was crowned queen. Other events included pass the cabbage, cabbage bowling, Frank's Kraut Hoisting Competition, count the cabbages, and cabbage tic-tac-toe. Festival goers could also take advantage of several food specials at the Jimmy G's Food Truck and the Garrison. A beer garden featuring German beers and other adult beverages was located at the amphitheater. This article originally appeared on Fremont News-Messenger: Sauerkraut, food vendors and plenty of polka in Fremont
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The Aviation Museum In Ohio That Will Transport You Back To The Golden Age Of Flight
Some places earn their reputation quietly, without fanfare or aggressive marketing, simply by being extraordinary and trusting that word will eventually get around. The Liberty Aviation Museum in Port Clinton, Ohio is that kind of place. It has been doing its remarkable work, preserving and presenting some of the most...