Eggs & Issues: A data center discussion
ROSSFORD - A bright red sunrise greeted attendees of the Eggs & Issues fundraiser for the Toledo Free Press.
Danny’s Cafe, 600 Dixie Hwy., hosted...
Rossford coffee shop honors Dolly Parton with ‘$0 Book Fair’
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ROSSFORD — It had all the trappings of a classic school book fair: table after table snaking around a gymnasium, heaped with children’s books,...
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Toledo Free Press Voter’s Guide: Issue 8 for the Library
TOLEDO - This year, Lucas County residents will see a number of funding asks on their ballot. Among them is Issue 8 — a...
Podcasts
A Walk in the Park with A Kayaker
Erin Holden tries her had at kayaking at Wiregrass Lake Metropark with Eric Slough, an avid kayaker who leads classes at the Metroparks and...
Government
Toledo Free Press Voter’s Guide: 2026 General Election
The midterm general election is fast approaching, with early voting beginning on Oct. 3 and Election Day coming up on Nov. 3. For those...
Anthony Wayne
Filing deadlines for local elections begin in February
Ready for the elections? Sure, early voting for the Nov. 3 Election Day starts on Oct. 6, but deadlines to file for the May...
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: More than a day of remembrance
Military families do far more than stand behind service members; they shoulder the challenges of providing steady emotional support through active duty and the...
Opinion
Built in Toledo: The UAW’s long fight for work, dignity and a future
This article was originally published in the Toledo Streets Newspaper.
In Toledo, the history of the United Auto Workers is not confined to a union...
Classical schools cut screens, a return to old-fashioned learning
TOLEDO — For many school districts, the availability of one-to-one devices is an indicator of privilege, and that students have equal access to the...
AW recognizes staff, FCCLA students
The Anthony Wayne Board of Education recognized its staff members of the year and national award-winning FCCLA students during its Sept. 14 meeting.
Jennifer Gross,...
Historic district bundles cause concerns
TOLEDO - Millions of dollars in Old West End properties were put up for sale mid-summer, drawing confusion and questions from the neighborhood.
In a...
Mercy Health expands forensic nursing care across northwest Ohio
TOLEDO — For someone who has just experienced violence, getting to a hospital can already be a difficult first step. Having to leave that...
Arts & Culture
Strange Shapes at Maumee Indoor Theater
TOLEDO – It was August last year when Ansley Hendrix got some exciting news.
“My mom was driving me home from the grocery store,” Hendrix...
Events
Upcoming Toledo Area Events
(All events are compiled from press releases and other public announcements)
The Toledo area always has something going on, from live shows and family-friendly activities...
Columns
Wild Side: Buckeyes appear in time for football season
Buckeye trees are getting ready for football season as well. And by the look of these thick bristled husks, it appears that they will...
Columns
Wild Side: The scratchy sound of summer
Every summer night there’s a free concert performed by a chorus of insects. They’ve been joined by a new performer with a scratchy “voice.”
That...
Toledo Rockets succumb to Akron Zips in the MAC championship
CLEVELAND - The Mid American Conference tournament is held annually with the top 8 seeded teams in the conference qualifying to compete. This year, the...
Pickle 4 Purple tournament helps Alzheimer’s Association of Ohio
TOLEDO - Time for a little amateur sports trivia.
What is officially the fastest-growing sport in the United States, with roughly 20-24 million active regular players...
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Glass City Live fills UToledo’s Glass
Story by Steven Bieber | Photos by Kyle Brown
TOLEDO – Over 20,000 fans gathered in the Glass Bowl at the University of Toledo on Saturday, May 24, to hear Zac Brown Band, Dustin Lynch, Luke Grimes and Gaelic Storm perform at Glass City Live. It was the first concert at the Glass Bowl since July 1, 1994, when the Beach Boys and America performed.
Before the show, fans enjoyed grilling, tailgating and playing corn hole. Food trucks lined up by the end zone opposite the Larimer Athletic Complex, while The Stubborn Brother Pizza Bar set up shop on the field.
To read the full story, go to Glass City Live.
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