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BGSU students to deliver fire safety information to BG neighborhood
As part of Bowling Green State University’s Students’ Day of Service, students are partnering with the American Red Cross to encourage fire safety. On Saturday, Aug. 24, the students will be canvassing Bowling Green neighborhoods, delivering door hangers containing information on fire safety and encouraging residents to call to request free smoke alarms and installation.
City brush pick up scheduled for September
Due to the popularity of the program, it is no longer necessary for Bowling Green residents to call and register for Brush Collections. The next Brush Collection will begin on Monday, Sept. 16. To ensure pickup, residents must place their brush on the curb by Monday, Sept. 16th by 7a.m. This is the third brush collection of the year. The next collection will be in October.
Six local artists to display work in ‘Creative Connections’ exhibit
“Creative Connections,” the newest exhibition at the Bowling Green Arts Council (BGAC) ArtSpace opens with a reception and annual meeting 5-7 p.m., Friday, Aug. 23. The ArtSpace is located at the rear entrance of Coyote Beads, 178 S. Main St. in Bowling Green. The show will run through Sept. 28.
Findlay Police Department Seeking Dispatchers
Findlay Police Department is currently hiring dispatchers. Civil Service testing for Dispatcher will be held at various times on September 12th and September 14th. The testing will take place at the Findlay Police Training Center located at 224 W. Crawford St. in Findlay. The pay rate is up to $29.57...
Boy Scouts half marathon & 5K set for Saturday
The Boy Scouts annual half marathon and 5k run will take place (rain or shine) in Bowling Green on Saturday, Aug. 25. The run will begin at 7:30 a.m. from the Wood County Fairgrounds. It is anticipated that there will be nearly 600 participants. The route will be as follows:
VolleyPirates Open Up Season With a Sweep of the Tigers
On Saturday Continental High Volleyball travelled East to take on North Baltimore in a season opening tilt. A hard fought first game went to the Pirates 25-23. It was the Pirates in game 2, 25-21. Another close game 3 went the Pirates way, 25-22 for the sweep. Teaghan McDougle led...
Road remains closed at site of Friday crash into train, police standoff
MIAMISBURG, Ohio (WKEF) -- The road remains closed at the site of a crash into a train and a standoff with police on Friday. The City of Miamisburg posted photos of the closed intersection at West Linden Avenue and the railroad tracks that run parallel to the Great Miami River. The Linden Avenue bridge that spans the Great Miami River also remains closed.
Ohio teen missing for a year
DAYTON — The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) is seeking the public’s assistance in locating missing 17-year-old, David Rowland. Rowland was 16 when he went missing from Dayton on Aug. 1, 2023. Authorities believe that he may still be in the local area. David is described as 5’5”, weighed 106 lbs. when he was last seen, and has blue eyes with brown hair.
Paint, sweat & tears; Main Street Greenville unveils new mural
GREENVILLE – Main Street Greenville’s Mural Committee’s latest addition had a “brush in” with the corner of Walnut and 3rd St. on the Beanz Buttercream building. The committee’s first painted mural is combined with vinyl text and wraps around the building. It was accomplished with the hard work of professional artists and committee members generously donating sweat equity to the project: Jennifer Overholser, Stephanie Schieltz-Lowder, and Joe Wintrow. Wintrow Signs produced the vinyl text background.
Brothers Osborne headline Allen County Fair
Aug. 18—LIMA — Mother-daughter trio Pam Brown, Diana Brown and Deb Floyd were the first to arrive at the Allen County Fair grandstands Saturday evening. Dressed in cowboy hats and boots with beers in hand, the women waited for the Brothers Osborne to take the stage. They first learned about the band three weeks ago when Pam Brown heard "It Ain't My Fault" on the radio. "I'm driving in the car ...
Cleveland Clinic study strengthens link between red meat and heart failure
Cleveland Clinic and Tufts University issued a report Aug. 9 strengthening the link between eating particular foods, including red meat and certain dairy products, and increased risk for heart failure. The study, published in the American Heart Association's "Circulation: Heart Failure" is the latest research linking the gut microbiome trimethylamine...
Man driving on suspended license leads Fort Wayne police on chase to Ohio
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WISH) — A man driving on a suspended license found himself behind bars on Sunday after he led Fort Wayne police on a chase that ended in a field in Ohio. Fort Wayne Police Department officers were dispatched to investigate a suspicious vehicle in a parking lot on private property around 7 […]
Forest-Jackson Public Library Holding Board of Trustees Meeting on Thursday
Forest-Jackson Public Library will be holding their Board of Trustees meeting on Thursday, August 22nd at 9:00am. The meeting will be held in the library’s Hempy Meeting Room. For more information or questions, please contact Forest-Jackson Public Library. The library is located at 102 W. Lima Street in Forest.
2 hospitalized after West End shooting
WEST END, Ohio (WKRC) - Two people were hospitalized after a shooting Sunday in the West End. Two victims were found at about 9:30 p.m. on Linn Street near Findlay and taken to the hospital for treatment. According to authorities, officers also investigated a crash that appeared to be tied...
Ohio Supreme Court to rule on divorced couple’s battle over IVF-created embryos
Watch a previous NBC4 report on IVF treatment in Ohio in the video player above. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Ohio Supreme Court will decide whether a Summit County man can prevent his ex-wife from becoming pregnant using embryos the couple created through in vitro fertilization before their divorce. Ohio’s top court is taking up […]
Attorneys argue for and against Ohio 24-hour abortion care waiting period pause
Attorneys challenging Ohio’s 24-hour abortion waiting period and minimum in-person visit regulations made their arguments Friday as to why enforcement of the laws should be paused as they fight to get them eliminated entirely. Jessie Hill represented the ACLU of Ohio, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, abortion clinics, and a physician in the Franklin […]
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