University of Toledo Medical Center offering new mainstream treatment for depression
Avery Roach, 20, has been in and out of therapy since she was 8 years old. Ms. Roach, who lives in Oregon, has gone “back and forth” with medications to try to find relief from her severe depression, which she’s suffered from for years. “It was hard for me to get out of bed,” she said. “It was hard for me to find enjoy
County fairs usher in the end of summer
County fairs, a staple of northwest Ohio culture, mark the end of summer and the beginning of fall. The Lucas County Fair, Wood County Fair, and Monroe County Fair are all in the history books for the summer. Kids showed their 4-H animals, rickety rides zoomed overhead, and junk food was consumed. As school started ac
Hendel: Lake Erie beach party attracts thousands
TOES in the sand was part of the fun for the tropical and beachy attired guests at the Boys & Girls Clubs Barefoot at the Beach 2026 on Aug. 15 at Maumee Bay State Park on the shores of Lake Erie. Amid storm threats, volunteers started setting up that previous Thursday, with tear down after the event on Sunday. The rai
Traveling Holocaust exhibit makes first Ohio stop in Toledo
The closest Holocaust museum to Toledo is in Farmington Hills, Mich., but for the next two months, it’s coming even closer. The Zekelman Holocaust Center launched a traveling exhibit at the end of last year, and after a Toledo church member visited it in Adrian, they expressed interest in hosting it locally. “I don’t t
Northwood Opens The Door To Delaware’s Next Big Neighborhood
A new neighborhood is beginning to take shape on Delaware’s east side, where streets once shown only on development plans are now lined with finished houses, model homes and properties awaiting their first residents. M/I Homes has begun selling single-family homes in Northwood, a residential community near State Route.
Missing Tatum photo sparked jazz history
Doug Swiatecki's two-volume history of Toledo jazz began with a relentless pursuit of a photograph that might not even exist. Swiatecki, author of Toledo's Jazz Legacy Vol. 1 , said he didn't originally set out to write a book about Toledo's rich jazz history. He was determined to find a photograph of Art Tatum playing
Perrysburg jail-turned-home offers glimpse inside as it changes hands
Perrysburg’s original jail — complete with steel cells and stone walls — offers a rare glimpse of what it is like to call a 19th century lockup home. Step inside the 1847 building at 240 W. Indiana Ave., now on the market, and it quickly becomes clear that it is less a spooky relic than a beloved family residence. Thou
Students Organize Lemonade Stand, and Raise Over $1K, After Teen Dies Suddenly Before Starting...
“The Lemonade Stand for Lainey was one of the many selfless acts carried out by our community to honor our special girl,” the Scroggs family tells PEOPLE
Walbridge Plant Closure Wipes Out 104 Jobs Near Toledo by Next May
A manufacturing plant near Toledo is shutting down for good, and 104 workers now know exactly when their jobs will disappear. Cornerstone Building Brands plans to permanently close its Walbridge manufacturing facility, with layoffs beginning around December 1 and continuing through May 27, 2027. The company filed a pla
One SeaGate office building sold to new buyer
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The One SeaGate building, an iconic feature of Toledo’s skyline, has been sold to a new buyer, according to real estate firm Reichle Klein Group (RKG). The 32-story, 653,421-square-foot office tower is located along the Maumee River in downtown Toledo and has been part of the city’s business commu

















