Teacher of the month: John Hall
Mr. Hall is a quality instructor who is well respected by students, faculty, and administration. In addition to teaching AP psychology, he coaches football and baseball.
View ArticleNominations accepted for honors
Owens Community College’s Alumni Association is accepting nominations for outstanding service awards. Area residents are invited to nominate an individual or individuals who have shown exceptional...
View ArticleLabor union pacts await signatures
Signatures are the only thing needed after a collective bargaining deal between the three Waterville city labor unions was ratified and approved.
View ArticleWaterville council OKs sewer project
Waterville City Council has approved a project to fix a sanitary sewer under Waterville-Monclova Road.
View Article3rd-graders learn engineering
Third-grade student Danny Bussell threw his hands in the air, shouting and celebrating as his classmates surrounded him in awe.
View ArticleWork gives peek at history
In 1822, William Pratt had longleaf pine wood shipped from Buffalo for the floors of the first frame house built in Perrysburg. The Greek Revival home was built the next year.
View ArticleMan shot in chest on Prouty Ave.
A man was shot in the chest Saturday during a fight in a South Toledo alley, police said.
View ArticlePaving work to include sidewalks
A repaving project that began last week on Conant Street and Reynolds Road will include completing sidewalks between Dussel Drive and the Anthony Wayne Trail and steps to prevent left turns at...
View ArticlePurchases of road salt approved
Perrysburg City Council has approved the purchase of salt for the 2013-14 winter season from the Detroit Salt Co. at $41.90 a ton. The city bought 1,360 tons of salt, totaling $56,984.
View ArticlePrograms salvaged from arts council
The Perrysburg Area Arts Council is disbanding after 23 years because of a lack of funding and volunteers, but some programs will continue through local support.
View ArticleWhitehouse Castle has new owner
Toledo and Whitehouse have what can be described as A Tale of Two Castles.
View ArticleTownship fire captain promoted
Perrysburg Township fire department Captain James Rodriguez was promoted to deputy chief today by the Perrysburg Township trustees.
View ArticleCity: Annex Perrysburg Heights
The city of Perrysburg will be looking to annex Perrysburg Heights, taking it away from Perrysburg Township.
View ArticleMetroparks’ Blue Creek opens section
A 61-acre section of the Blue Creek Conservation Area in Whitehouse is now open for daily use between 7 a.m. and nightfall.
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