Get your costumes ready! Downtown Perrysburg, Inc. (DPI) is inviting adults to celebrate Halloween at Festival of Fears, a 21-and-over Halloween costume party taking place Saturday from 7:30 to 11 p.m ...

Republican incumbent Matt Oestreich is facing Democratic challenger Mark Wongrowski in the Wood County Auditor’s race this November. “I’m running again because it’s a job I love,” said Oestreich in a ...

A jury has found a Toledo man guilty of rape. Daniel Sams’ trial ended Oct. 9 after jurors found him guilty of 13 counts of rape. Sentencing was scheduled for Dec. 10 in the courtroom of Wood County ...

Her dream to return to one of the happiest moments in her career became a reality through Kingston’s “Live a Dream” program, which was held in conjunction with National Dreams are Possible Day. Amanda ...

With Halloween just around the corner, jurisdictions throughout Wood County have posted dates and times for ghosts, goblins, princesses and fairies to go Trick-or-treating.

All these teams have multiple (NBC) losses, and you don’t want any ‘buts.’ ” Senior Landen Simon, who had 66 tackles at middle linebacker last year before being moved to defensive end this season, ...

Former Perrysburg High School volleyball standout Wrigley Takats is making her presence felt at the NCAA Division I level with her strong play for Youngstown State University during her junior season.

A steady, light drizzle failed to keep serious car enthusiasts from showing off their vehicles, to visitors and other entrants at Penta Career Center’s car show on Sept. 30. Under the direction of ...

Dr. Edward D. Fiscus, age 82, of Park City, UT, formally of Bowling Green, OH, passed away at Park City Intermountain Hospital Hospice Care on June 5, 2026, after a valiant battle against a rare form ...

NORTH BALTIMORE — Author, journalist, historian and paranormal investigator Don Allison will be in the Wolfe Community Room of the North Baltimore Public Library at 6:30 pm on Thursday to share ...

Whether people have difficult lives or charmed lives, it’s not because they deserve it, said Sandy Earle, the keynote speaker at this year’s Women in Business Luncheon.

Paul has demonstrated his concern for the truth and compassion for crime victims repeatedly through his over 28 years of prosecutorial service. I witnessed this this several years ago, when someone ...