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Recent road rage incidents in Northeast Ohio are part of a fast-growing trend across state, nation
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The road rage incident that killed Christopher Andexler in Valley View on Thursday is the latest in a fast-growing trend on roadways across Ohio and the nation. Authorities said Andexler, 41, of Cleveland, died Thursday morning stemming from a shooting at Granger and Brecksville roads. Two...
ODNR announces proposed turkey hunting seasons, fishing requirements
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is looking for feedback from Ohioans on proposals regarding select fishing requirements and hunting seasons. Turkey Hunting Proposals The Ohio Wildlife Council has proposed the following dates for Turkey Hunting Seasons in Ohio: Turkey Hunting Categories Proposed Season Dates Youth April 12 to 13, 2025 […]
Honor roll: Week 1 high school football leaders
Here are Toledo-area stat leaders from Friday’s Week 1 high school football games. RUSHING (100 or more yards) Landon Rich, Woodmore: Ran for 202 yards and four touchdowns on 24 carries in win over North Central. Keeghan Hutton, Otsego: Ran for 185 yards and three touchdowns on 26 carries in win over Bowling Green.
BCAN to premiere new health and wellness show
The host of a new show on Buckeye Community Arts Network wants Toledo to start thinking about the idea of wellness in all aspects of life. “When people think wellness, they’re like, ‘Oh, like yoga ... sitting around, meditating, thinking about the goodness that is life,’ which is amazing and is totally what the show is about, but we also went to look at all encompassing wellness and really ask the burning question of ‘How is our community actively, living, breathing, and being well and how are they promoting wellness for others?’” said Toi Creel, a producer and host for BCAN. Ms. Creel and the network are looking to answer that question in its newest TV show Be Well, which will see her discuss wellness in a holistic sense with each episode — topics like environmental wellness, mental wellness, physical wellness, financial wellness, and community wellness. The show’s first episode, airs Sunday at 8 p.m. on the Health Network, will feature interviews from residents who specialize in different aspects of health. They included Matt Killam, chief outreach officer for Metroparks Toledo, and Isabella Weik, president and chief executive officer of the Toledo Mindfulness Institute.
2024 Toledo Rockets Football Preseason Preview: Defense
The 2023 Toledo Rockets pieced together the best regular season the MAC had seen in quite some time. They entered the MAC Championship Game riding 11 consecutive victories, assembling the first 11+ win regular season by a MAC team since 2016 Western Michigan. The Rockets dropped the ensuing MAC title...
Briggs: Mark my (famous last) words — Toledo and BG are headed for a historic first this year
There may be no ‘I’ in team, but there is one in championship, especially when it comes to the path there this season. I-75 is college football’s glory road. In the national race, a team in the big new playoff could type “title game” into its GPS and — in theory — take the interstate all the way there, playing a quarterfinal at the Peach Bowl in Atlanta (Exit 249D), a semifinal at the Orange Bowl in Miami (3A), and the final back in the ATL. And in the Mid-American Conference …
Toledo goes all-in on fan experience, builds excitement around football opener
Each spring downtown Toledo is inundated with visitors, as the area around Fifth Third Field overflows with revelers eager to celebrate the return of Mud Hens baseball and spring temperatures and to pay homage to their hometown. The University of Toledo is trying to replicate that energy and community symmetry. And Bryan Blair believes the Rockets have the right formula. “We live in the state of Ohio, where football is a main thing that we all can relate to,” the UT athletic director said. “Whether you’re a Toledo fan or not, you’re in this community. Celebrate that kickoff of football season. Spend that Thursday with us cheering on the Rockets. And then go home and watch another game or 20 other games on your TV like I will Labor Day weekend.” The university has branded next Thursday’s season-opener against Duquense as the “Biggest Party in Toledo.” UT is heavily investing in fan experience, introducing a beer garden, live music, and big-screen TVs in Lot 10 outside the Glass Bowl.
Major Grocery Chain With 120 Michigan Stores Under Pricing Scrutiny
You may have noticed that Kroger has begun using electronic shelf tags in some locations. They're certainly fancy - but there's concern that these high-tech price tags may lead to a controversial practice known as 'dynamic pricing.'. Kroger in Michigan. Kroger is the largest supermarket chain in the United States...
High school football roundup: Wapak tops St. John's Jesuit
Aug. 23—Caleb Moyer's third touchdown run of the night in the fourth quarter sealed the host Redskins' 35-21 victory over St. John's Jesuit. Wapakoneta jumped out to a 21-0 lead with three first-quarter touchdowns. St. John's rallied with a 1-yard touchdown run by Carson Pawlowicz and a 26-yard scoring pass from Coy Hamic to Karter Washington to make it an eight-point game at halftime. After ...
Premiere date set for ThinkTV Bing Davis documentary
ThinkTV’s documentary about the career of legendary Dayton artist and educator Willis “Bing” Davis will premiere at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 10. Titled “Willis ‘Bing’ Davis: Reach High, Reach Back” and created in partnership with Public Media Connect, the documentary will air on ThinkTV16, CET, the station’s livestreams and the PBS app.
Shawshank campers: Airstream enthusiasts to converge on Mansfield for “Reformatory Rally”
MANSFIELD – The historic Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield will play host to the “2024 Reformatory Rally,” a unique gathering of Airstream campers from across the country, Sept. 12 to 15. Hosted by Mansfield locals Annamarie Fernyak, Michele Newmeyer, and Kristen Wiltanger, this event will bring together...
Full speed ahead: River Raisin Arts Centre for the Arts dances into a new era
MONROE — It was a Thursday night in downtown Monroe and Scott Boberg, the newly appointed executive director for River Raisin Centre for the Arts, was excited. “I’ve never wielded giant scissors before,” said Boberg, holding up the large blades as he prepared to cut a red ribbon in front of 11 Washington St., home of the new dance studios and corporate offices of River Raisin Centre for the Arts. An assortment of public figures had gathered in front of the building to celebrate, including Monroe Mayor Robert Clark, Michigan State Senator Joe Bellino, Miss Monroe County Elora Russell, and Miss Monroe County Teen Rachel Ingels. It was a big night for River Raisin Centre for the Arts, which was founded in 1987 as a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization with the purpose of creating an arts center through the restoration of the 1938 art deco Monroe Movie Theater in historic downtown Monroe.
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