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Downtown Digs: The Collaborative

TCP Staff

Challenges + Opportunities After 30 years in a historic urban structure, The Collaborative decided it was time to search for a new urban space. An...

Downtown Digs—Spengler Nathanson

TCP Staff

With the Toledo area renaissance in full swing, the City Paper salutes the progress of businesses, agencies and service providers that are transforming our region, beginning with the redevelopment of Downtown.

Hub Group Sees Potential in Toledo

TCP Staff

With the Toledo area renaissance in full swing, the City Paper salutes the progress of businesses, agencies and service providers that are transforming our region, beginning with the redevelopment of Downtown. Spotlighting the new digs of area leaders, we begin with this issue and will continue in upcoming issues.

She’s Making The Scene: Toledo’s Women In Music

TCP Staff

Loud, assertive, and out all night aren’t typically included in the list of “ladylike” qualities. But hey— we aren’t listening to archaic gender roles, and neither should you. We’re listening to bold, badass, and beautiful babes who are making Toledo’s music scene something worth shouting about.

From Transylvania to the Glass City

Erin Holden

Transylvania native Virgil Lupu never thought that his career in music would bring him to own his own business. He began teaching at Forté Music School in 2008, and now owns the school.

Reverend Guitars in Toledo Strike a Chord

A.S. Coomer

Started in Detroit but since relocated to the Glass City, Reverend Guitars have been pleasing the ears of concert goers since the late nineties. Learn a little more about Toledo’s six-stringed holiness.

Women in Business 2018

TCP Staff

Meet these local business leaders who honor and admire all the women who paved the way for them.

Mancy’s— Uncorked

Athena Cocoves

Toledoans love wine, almost so much that you could hear the collective sigh of local oenophiles when The Anderson’s closed their doors. Now what? Mancy’s...

Toledo Indoor Garden Getting Room To Bloom At Former Bowling Alley

Joel Sensenig

Toledo Indoor Garden is rolling down the street this summer to its new location at the former Secor Lanes bowling alley. The store, specializing...

Take Me To The Maumee River: Businesses That Offer A Water-Fueled Adrenaline Rush

Eric Hehl

The Maumee River is open for adventure, romance, thrills, and family activities of all kinds. Toledo-area residents have choices for exploring, relaxing, or satisfying their...

Experience summer on the water at North Cape Yacht Club

Jeff Klima

Imagine a yacht club: stuffed shirt-types sip pouilly-fuissé by the water, wear captain's hats and brag about how much better they are than “the...

Full-service dog daycare keeps dogs happy and healthy

Holly Tuey

Dirk Broersma (pictured above) isn’t your average dog lover. He devotes nearly all his time to taking care of not just his dogs— a...

Drum Depot is iconic for aspiring Toledo drummers

Michael Pierce

Toledo’s only independently owned drum shop has operated under a few different names. What began at Rick’s Drum Shop in 1980 became known as...

Local vendors set up shop for the 2017 farmers market season

Scott Peterson

Urban growth in Northwest Ohio makes it hard for many to remember their homegrown roots. Overwhelmed by the sheer amount of grocery stores that...

Shadow Fashions Emerges in West Toledo

Linda Nelson

Now that Shadow Fashions is settled into its new location in the Miracle Mile Shopping Plaza, co-owner Chiquita McGlown Hague wants the community to...

Stylists get more hours of training than EMTs

Bridget Adams

Traditionally, African hair braiding has been passed down from mother to daughter. The intricate styles so often seen in African-American hair are beautiful and...

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