Franklin Park vs. COVID: How the mall is dealing with new restrictions
Have the requests for extra cheese on your Auntie Anne’s pretzel been forever replaced by Clicklist? Do you miss finding those little perfume strips...
One-stop directory HerHub spotlights Toledo businesses owned by women
By Aubreyonna Van Hoose
Empowerment. Promotion. Community. These are the aims of HerHub, a newly-launched online community of local women-owned businesses by Women of Toledo.
HerHub...
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY- Week of August 27
© Copyright 2020 Rob Brezsny
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Aries author Kareem Abdul-Jabbar writes, "Some stuff can be fixed, some stuff can’t be. Deciding which...
Discover a bounty of art and music at the 4th annual Sacred Harvest
The Poe Road Sanctuary in Grand Rapids will showcase great local music with FROGtown GlassROOTs & Waxtastic’s 2020 Sacred Harvest Music and Arts Festival...
BYO Axe to the Griffin Hines Farm for a rockin’ weekly party
Griffin Hines Farm hosts a rocking, weekly party and if you want to take the stage yourself, you can. Every Tuesday, the Hen-House Band,...
TSO invites audiences to enjoy new season in-person (or from home)
The Toledo Symphony Orchestra (TSO) is returning to the stage, with a few new twists and modifications.
The Symphony’s 2020-21 schedule begins on September 21...
Toledo According To DeShawn Willis
DeShawn Willis is proof that it matters where you make it.
A lifelong resident of Toledo, DeShawn has been cutting grass for area residents for...
Planning in a pandemic— Culture Clash Records relocates to downtown Toledo
Culture Clash Records owner Tim Friedman is no stranger to challenges. And along with so many other small business owners, navigating the COVID pandemic...
Family-owned flower truck is the right place for the right plant.
Flowers provide a sense of happiness for just about anyone. As the sight and smell stimulates dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin, it's no wonder we...
Quench Your Thirst With These Amazing Carry-out Cocktails
When he was a boy and saw scary things on the news, Mr. Rogers learned to “look for the helpers.” We’re taking that mindset...