The Press closure and changing landscape of local news
As the Toledo Free Press recently reported, barring a sale by its owner, Block Communications, Inc., The Blade, will cease operations Dec. 31. While...
100 years of ownership ends: The Blocks and The Blade
TOLEDO - As many returned to work post-Labor Day, Toledo learned that its longest continuously operational workplace, The Blade, announced - after a round...
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Podcasts
A Walk in the Park with a Fisherman
Erin's dad tags along for a discussion with fisherman Mario Campos at Side Cut Metropark to talk about all the benefits of fishing our...
Podcasts
A Walk in the Park with a Physician
At Farnsworth Metropark, Erin Holden speaks to Dr. Megan Cranor about an actual prescription for using the Metroparks system called NatureRx.
This is the eighth...
Government
Monclova continues discussion on generators
MONCLOVA TOWNSHIP - “I’m disappointed,” Waterside resident Risa Sindel told Monclova Township trustees after a Sept. 8 public hearing about regulating generators – one...
Toledo Free Press Voter's Guide
Toledo Free Press Voter’s Guide: Ohio’s 41st House District
Republican Ian Chamberlin is running against Democrat Erika White
The 41st District is one of 99 in the Ohio House of Representatives. The district —...
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...
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Gloria Steinem and a path for working women
The recent death of journalist and social activist Gloria Steinem has brought to light her decades of accomplishments, including her ability to galvanize generations...
Student Visionaries fundraise for Blood Cancer United
Local students bring millions back to northwest Ohio
The Blood Cancer United Student Visionaries Program is a big name that you might not be familiar...
Anthony Wayne adds six to Hall Of Fame
The Anthony Wayne Alumni Association's Hall of Fame – located in the hallway near the high school's Roy Williamson Performing Arts Center – is...
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...
Student Visionaries fundraise for Blood Cancer United
Local students bring millions back to northwest Ohio
The Blood Cancer United Student Visionaries Program is a big name that you might not be familiar...
Anthony Wayne
Waterville’s Roche de Boeuf Festival celebrates America 250
WATERVILLE - Downtown Waterville's streets will be filled with vendors, music and activities on Saturday, Sept. 19, as the 53rd annual Roche de Boeuf...
Community
World War II veteran Dick Feusse is 100 years old
Waterville - Richard "Dick" Feusse has been to many Roche de Boeuf Festivals over the years, and loves watching the Marching Generals in the...
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...
Columns
Wild Side: Rattlesnake-master wildflowers
We’ve got wildflowers - lots of them - right now. Look for them primarily in our meadows and prairies, which are alive with blooms...
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...
Photo Story Gallery
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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