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Area law enforcement search for information on man who reportedly scammed multiple banks

Area law enforcement are looking for an unknown male who has reportedly scammed multiple area banks. Bowling Green Police Division was called to a bank in the 1200 block of North Main Street on Tuesday (Nov. 10) around 2:30 p.m. Officers were told that a man came into the bank on Nov. 5 around noon, and asked to get $4,500 in cash and another $4,500 in a cashier check.

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The Blade

Texas man seriously injured in plane crash near Woodville

WOODVILLE, Ohio — A Texas man was seriously injured Thursday when the small plane he was operating crashed in northeast Sandusky County, the Ohio State Highway Patrol reported. Clifton Green, 64, of Fort Worth, was operating a single-engine plane northbound toward Michigan when the plane started to have mechanical issues and crashed at 2:35 p.m. near the junction of U.S. 20 and 23 several miles northwest of Woodville, according to the patrol. Mr. Green was transported to Mercy Health St. Vincent Medical Center with serious injuries. He was wearing his seatbelt harness at the time of the crash, troopers said. Jet fuel spilled into the field, and the Environmental Protection Agency was contacted about the spill, according to the report. The National Weather Service’s closest weather reporting station, at Toledo Executive Airport in Wood County’s Lake Township, reported light rain, fog, and mist about 20 minutes later, and light rain during the previous hourly weather report. The flight-tracking website FlightAware identified the plane as a single-engine Mooney M20P that belonged to TSS Glass Machinery Sales, Inc., of Fort Worth. The flight had originated at 10:53 a.m. Thursday in Athens, Ga. The plane had cruised toward the Toledo area first at

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Former Duck QB Austin Novosad throws 3 TDs in 1st career start

In three seasons with the Oregon Ducks , quarterback Austin Novosad stuck around, awaiting his turn to start. The four-star passer from the 2023 class competed with Dante Moore for the starting nod in 2025, but was beat out and ultimately entered the transfer portal after the season having completed 12-of-15 passes for 99 yards as a Duck. Novosad soon committed to the Bowling Green Falcons, getting a fresh start and looking to compete for the starting job during his junior campaign. Once again, he was beat out, this time by Division-II Assumption College transfer Jay Kastantin. But with Kastantin out with an injury, Novosad finally got his first career college start on Tuesday night in Bowling Green's MAC matchup with Kent State. He didn't disappoint, completing 15-of-25 passes for 229 yards and three touchdowns, leading the Falcons to a 33-28 victory. Former Oregon Ducks QB Austin Novosad’s first career TD pass. Started for Bowling Green tonight, has 200 yards, 3TDs thru 3 quarters. Currently airing on ESPNU pic.twitter.com/HJJO67Mr1c — Bjorn Bergstrom (@BjornBergstrom2) November 11, 2026 The former Ducks ' first career touchdown pass was as impressive as it gets, converting a third-and-six for a 70-yard touchdown to his running

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Wood County locals remember engineer who died in the Edmund Fitzgerald tragedy

More than 50 years after the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior, killing all 29 crew members aboard, the stories of the men who never made it home continue to surface across the Great Lakes region. One of those men had a connection to Wood County. Russell George Haskell was...

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Ottawa-Glandorf vs. Lake Catholic volleyball: Cougars’ state title streak snapped in reverse sweep in D-IV state semifinal

FAIRBORN — Lake Catholic’s reign as a dominant volleyball force has been impressive the past four seasons but there will be a new name on the marquee when the state champion is crowned this year. The Cougars won the first two sets against Ottawa-Glandorf in a Division IV...

Mentor, OH · 22h

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BG Police Division arrests man for alleged domestic violence

Bowling Green Police arrested a man for domestic violence after he allegedly injured his girlfriend during an argument. The man, Nicolas Bussard, 22, of Bowling Green, reportedly told police the bruising on his girlfriend must have occurred while they were “cuddling.”. Police responded to Wood County Hospital on Monday...

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Four catalytic converters reported stolen from vehicles parked overnight in BG

Bowling Green Police Division received reports of four catalytic converters being stolen from vehicles parked overnight in the city. The thefts were reported between Tuesday (Nov. 10) morning and Wednesday (Nov. 11) morning. The catalytic converter was cut off a 2007 Honda Element, parked at a worksite in the 500...

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Developer Buys Bowling Green Site for $2.23 Million as 481-Job Plant Advances

A developer has bought 40.59 acres in Bowling Green’s Woodbridge Business Park for $2.23 million, advancing a proposed automotive plant that local reporting says could bring 481 jobs to Wood County — though the manufacturer that would occupy the plant has still not been publicly named. Wood County auditor records list a Nov. 12 sale […]

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Findlay Family Gets Keys to Habitat Home Built With Marathon Volunteers

A Findlay mother of four who once shared a small two-bedroom apartment with her three younger children now has a house with a yard — and she helped build it. Miranda Phillips received the keys to her new Findlay home through a partnership between Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County and Marathon Petroleum, the companies […]

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Bowling Green Opens $1.5 Million Four Corners Center in Restored Downtown Building

Downtown Bowling Green gets a new front door for business on Thursday, Nov. 12, as the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce and the Four Corners Center + COWORK celebrate the opening of a mixed-use business, coworking and residential hub in a restored historic building at 248 S. Main Street, according to the project’s Nov. 12 […]

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Findlay to use $24 million in FEMA funding to restore Blanchard River acres to wetlands

FINDLAY, Ohio (WTVG) - Findlay is set to use $24 million in FEMA funding to restore hundreds of acres along the Blanchard River to native wetlands. Owens Community College science professor Bob Connour has worked for more than two decades to protect the same waterway. His message is that what happens upstream can affect Lake Erie.

Findlay, OH · 1d

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Mohawk looking for revenge in regional semifinal vs. Leipsic

SYCAMORE (Crawford County Now) — Kaden Bish was surrounded by area media members after last Friday’s decisive 52-20 win at North Baltimore. “It feels great. Last year we lost in Week 2 (of the playoffs),” he said. That defeat was at the hands of this week’s opponent...

Leipsic, OH · 2d

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Auto manufacturing company reportedly plans $100 million investment and 481 jobs in BG

An automotive manufacturing company is planning to bring 481 jobs to Bowling Green. The company reportedly expects to announce its plans for a Bowling Green facility next month. The plans came to light Tuesday evening when BG Board of Education was asked to enter into a school donation agreement with the company, which is proposing a plant in the city Community Reinvestment Area on the east edge of Bowling Green.

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Finders Records reveals November opening date, restoring 5 decades of shop legacy

A familiar green sign, the business name it spells and the cozy retro interior it advertises have survived a three-year shop closure, now reclaimed by a team ready to spin records back to carrying decades of legacy. Finders, a record store in Bowling Green, announced its official reopening under new...

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Men's Basketball Second Half Comeback Falls Short Against Bowling Green

Bowling Green, Ohio — Niagara found its shooting touch in the second half, but ultimately fell 88-76 to Bowling Green Thursday night at the Stroh Center in non-conference action. The Purple Eagles fell to 0-3, while the Falcons improved to 3-0. FIRST HALF. Bowling Green opened on an 11-0...

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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, […]

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Hawks Head to Cedarville for G-MAC/GLVC Crossover

QUINCY, Ill. – The Quincy University men's basketball team hits the road for the first time this season, traveling to Cedarville, Ohio, for two games at the G-MAC/GLVC Crossover inside the Callan Athletic Center. The Hawks open the weekend against host Cedarville University on Friday, November 13, at 4:30...

Quincy, IL · 1d

The Blade

New co-working space opens in Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN — When Kati Thompson routinely drove by an abandoned building in downtown Bowling Green, she said she saw opportunity. Ms. Thompson, director of Bowling Green Economic Development, thought it could be used to unite the community in some way but said she knew it was too much for one organization to take on. “It wasn’t going to pencil out to be profitable without some grant funding,” she said Thursday. “I knew of some grants that were available and we just went for it.” One year later, Bowling Green business leaders and owners saw that opportunity come to life in the form of the Four Corners Center + COWORK at 248 S. Main St. They celebrated the opening of the revitalized building with a ceremony and open house. The space is a 11,000-square-foot shared office and co-working space, and an apartment building on the building’s second floor, Ms. Thompson said. The building houses the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce, Visit BG, the Downtown Bowling Green Special Improvement District, and Bowling Green Economic Development. “It continues to allow for our Four Corners Center organizations to remain in an office space together permanently,” Ms. Thompson said. “It also creates a space

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