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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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Texas Pilot Seriously Injured in Plane Crash at US 20 and Fostoria Road

A Texas pilot was seriously injured Wednesday afternoon when his single-engine plane crashed at the intersection of US 20 and Fostoria Road in Woodville Township, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Clifton E. Green, 64, of Fort Worth, Texas, was flying a 1965 Mooney M20C northbound toward Michigan at about 2:35 p.m. on November […]

Woodville, OH · 1d

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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 […]

Bowling Green, OH · 2d

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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.

Bowling Green, OH · 2d

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Property transfers for Sandusky County

The Sandusky County Auditor's Office recorded the following property transfers from Oct. 17 to Nov. 6. Woodville Township 4719 County Road 163, James and Christ Beeler to Joseph Klopping, $200,000. 4747 County Road 151, Michael Nighswander to Michael Sipsma, $799,900. 514 Woodpoint Drive, David and Rebecca Crites to Kay Lipstraw, $217,900. 112 Elm St., JKMeyer LLC to Shawn Meehan Jr., $225,000. Washington Township 3225 County Road 702, Andrea Obregon to Jason and Jennifer Dirnbert, $34,000. 3353 Ohio 600, William Worthington to Consuela Weissinger, $40,000. 112 Lynn St., Frederick and Sarah and Danielle Davis to Danielle Davis, $150,500. Townsend Township County Road 260, 2.38 acres, Mildred Parkhurst to Joseph and Kelly Parkhurst, $300,000. County Road 260, 28.23 acres, Mildred Parkhurst to Joseph and Kelly Parkhurst, $300,000. N. County Road 260, 28.23 acres, Mildred Parkhurst to Joseph and Kelly Parkhurst, $300,000. Scott Township County Road 26, Scott and Kelly Stevens to Courtney and Noah Tylor, $469,900. 2042 County Road 32, Dorene Schmitz and Denis and Daniel Jones to M and K Ultra Property Holdings, $86,500. Sandusky Township 520 Adam St., Wallace and Cynthia Clink to Shaun Simon, $64,000. 2720 County Road 198, Scott and Mary Jane Michael and The Morrison Companies to

Sandusky County, OH · 12h

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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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Gibsonburg students bring out wackiness of 'The Addams Family'

A grown Wednesday finds love in "The Addams Family" musical as the story comes to life through the Gibsonburg High School drama students. After a successful dress rehearsal on Nov. 12 by the Gibsonburg High School Drama Club, students are looking forward to a weekend of fun as the wacky family that was introduced to the world in their popular 1960s sitcom. “'The Addams Family' musical is specifically about Wednesday growing older and finding the love of her life and the two families meeting for the first time, and how that plays out, between the Addams Family and your traditional typical normal family, and how they can relate,” Gibsonburg High School Drama Club Director Katy Kohman said. This story takes place several years after the sitcom story, where Wednesday, the daughter in the Addams family, is grown and in her early-to-mid-20s. Kohman said that the musical includes all the expected cast of characters, including Uncle Fester, Gomez and Morticia Addams, Lurch and Pugsley. She said that standout performances are made by the family unit of the Addams. “The Addams really are a cohesive unit and all work well together and emulate both the original source material of 'The Addams Family,'

Gibsonburg, OH · 1d

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This Little Ohio Mexican Bakeshop Makes Tamales Worth The Trip

A trip for tamales can lead to much more than lunch at El Aguila Bakery in Fremont, Ohio. Located at 1810 W State St, this small Mexican bakeshop draws praise for its warm tamales, sweet breads, and shelves of grocery finds. Some customers say they drive an hour or more...

Fremont, OH · 1d

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Unbeaten Tiffin Calvert Sweeps Into Division VII State Volleyball Final

Tiffin Calvert stayed perfect on Thursday, November 12, sweeping Westerville Northside Christian 25-8, 25-12, 25-16 in an Ohio High School Athletic Association Division VII state volleyball semifinal at Wright State University’s Nutter Center, according to The Columbus Dispatch’s state tournament report. The Senecas are 28-0 and will play Fort Loramie for the Division VII state […]

Tiffin, OH · 1d

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Coldwater Upsets Eastwood 26-7 as No. 10 Seed Rolls Into Regional Final

PEMBERVILLE, Ohio — A No. 10 seed is not supposed to look like a regional finalist. Coldwater has spent three weeks looking like one anyway. The 10th-seeded Cavaliers upset third-seeded Eastwood 26-7 on Friday night, November 13, at Freedom Field at Jerry Rutherford Stadium in an OHSAA Division V, Region 18 semifinal, according to the […]

Coldwater, OH · 14h

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Death anxiety in college students

Fear of death has a name, a long one. Thanatophobia is described as having an extreme fear of death or the process of dying, otherwise known as death anxiety, according to the Cleveland Clinic. The Department of Philosophy at Bowling Green State University (BGSU) offers a course, Philosophy of Death...

Bowling Green, OH · 17h

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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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Bowling Green Signs Eight Runners and Sprinters to Its 2027-28 Track Class

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — The Bowling Green State University cross country and track and field program signed eight athletes to its 2027-28 roster, the university announced on Thursday, November 12 — a class that spans distance, middle distance and sprints, and reaches from northwest Ohio to Michigan. Two of the eight are Ohio distance runners […]

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Seneca Co. grand jury clears deputies in fatal July shooting

The grand jury found the law enforcement officials were legally justified in using deadly force in self-defense and defense of others.

Seneca County, OH · 23h

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Calvert Too Hot For Fort Loramie To Handle In State Volleyball Final

Tiffin Calvert swept the Redskins and capped its second straight Division VII championship with what its coach said was its best performance of a second straight unbeaten season. Fairborn, OH – — Two years ago, Fort Loramie seniors Tessa Boerger, Charleigh Albers and Corynn Hoelscher were junior varsity players sitting...

Fort Loramie, OH · 15h

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‘Oh the humanity’ – Classic episode of WKRP sitcom reenacted using foam turkeys for museum fundraiser

As the turkeys hovered overhead, the crowd waited in quiet anticipation. With more prizes and less carnage, the annual turkey drop fundraiser at the Wood County Museum again paid homage to the 1978 episode of the TV sitcom “WKRP in Cincinnati.”. “So many people still remember that show,” Annette...

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Nathanael T. Downer ‘Trooper of the Year’ at BG post

Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Nathanael T. Downer has been selected as the 2026 Trooper of the Year at the Bowling Green post. The selection of Downer is in recognition of outstanding service during 2026. Fellow officers stationed at the Bowling Green post chose Downer based on his leadership abilities, professional ethics, courteous treatment of others, enthusiastic work attitude, and cooperation with supervisors, peers, and the public.

Bowling Green, OH · 2d

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Hopewell-Loudon Blanks McComb 33-0 to Stay Perfect, Reach Regional Final

Hopewell-Loudon stayed perfect Friday night, Nov. 13, shutting out McComb 33-0 at Bascom in an Ohio High School Athletic Association Division VII, Region 26 semifinal. The final score is listed in the Mansfield News Journal’s statewide regional-semifinal list, The Columbus Dispatch’s third-round scoreboard, High School On SI’s statewide finals and the Reflector’s Friday scores. The […]

Bascom, OH · 11h

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