The Residents of Maumee have rallied together to challenge the City of Maumee on their recent Sewer Line Ordinance. On June 17, the council passed...

The Toledo Clinic Cancer Centers (TCCC) introduced a new experimental therapy at the Taylor Cancer Research Center, the Precision Therapy program. Thanks to the generous...

Adams Street Block Party The Village on Adams held its 10th annual Adams Street Block Party, which featured a water balloon fight on Adams Street!...

Mercy Health Series Ask the Expert Mercy Health offers a new program, “Ask the Expert,” a series accessible over Zoom, featuring a guest speaker discussing...

Indie folk trio Oliver Hazard returns to downtown Waterville with their sixth annual “Oliver Hazard Day” on Saturday, Aug. 17.

Toledo and the surrounding areas are home to vibrant businesses owned by Black entrepreneurs. Whether focused on beauty and health or the pursuit of the truth, this sampling of Black-owned businesses have adapted with the times to survive, thrive and demonstrate the love their determined proprietors’ have for northwest Ohio. Buy Black for Black History Month with these businesses.

The Nuestra Gente Community Projects is hosting the 13th annual Barrio Latino Art Festival on Aug. 10 from 3 pm to 12 am. The...

Barefoot at the Beach returns again, one of the largest fundraisers in Toledo hosted at Maumee Bay State Park, helping raise funds for the...

The Elizabeth Scott Community is celebrating 75 years of being a family-owned long-term care facility. Elizabeth Scott is just one of five family-owned facilities...

There are only three chances left to bring our pup to Fifth Third Field to catch a MudHens game. “Fetch a great time” at Hens...