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COLUMBUS — Otsego junior Molly Kramer had a feeling things were going to go well for her as soon as she began competing Saturday night at the Division III state girls track and field meet. Despite having the meet get postponed twice and her race starting more than four hours after it originally was scheduled, Kramer ke

Maumee-based group provides essentials and community support to young adults transitioning from foster care.

Al DeMaris thinks there is something special about a parcel of land along the Maumee River that is being considered for development. “I do not know of any municipalities that have anything that unique,” Mr. DeMaris said. He was speaking at a public meeting Monday in Maumee City Council chambers to discuss the potential

Village officials in Genoa are exploring potential business development opportunities on State Route 163, west of the old Bergman Field site, which they say could potentially lead to data center inquiries. In a letter sent to village residents recently, village officials annexed that land and zoned it M-4 Industrial Ma

TOLEDO, Ohio — A series of free community arts events is returning to the city this summer and fall, beginning with a kickoff celebration along the Maumee River. The Arts Commission announced its Art Loop lineup, inviting the public to explore Toledo’s creative community through events featuring local artists, performa

St. Paul’s Community Center (SPCC) will host a free community cookout on Friday, June 12, bringing together donors, volunteers, clients, staff and neighborhood residents for an afternoon of food and fellowship. The event will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at SPCC, located at 230 13th Street...

The Press area had three local teams advance to regional play in softball, which included Lake, Gibsonburg and Clay. The Flyers advanced to the Division IV regional final on May 29, where they nearly knocked off undefeated Bryan and its NC State-bound pitcher, Thea Staten, before dropping a heartbreaker, 3-2.

Reed Gerken announced his commitment to Kentucky on Monday, according to Hayes Fawcett of Rivals, giving head coach Will Stein and his staff their fourth commitment in just two days. The 6-foot-5, 305-pound offensive lineman from Perrysburg, Ohio, chose Kentucky over Illinois, Virginia Tech, and Wisconsin. According to

TOLEDO, Ohio — A federal affidavit accuses former Toledo catholic school employee and coach Patrick Russell of bragging about his access to student athletes, in addition to alleged possession of thousands of videos and images of child sexual abuse material (CSAM). Patrick Russell, 37, was recently arrested and charged.

Perrysburg (Ohio) offensive lineman Reed Gerken (6-foot-5, 305) has committed to Kentucky over Virginia Tech, Illinois and Wisconsin. Rated an 88 on a scale to 100 by 247Sports, Gerken is considered the nation’s No. 50 offensive tackle. Will Stein’s Wildcats are on a recruiting heater with four commitments in...