Celebrate summer with Friends of Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge during Discover Ottawa Weekend — a two-day celebration of nature, wildlife, and outdoor adventure –– Saturday, …

As the sun sets, the fun heats up at Cedar Point Boardwalk Nights, presented by Blue Bunny. The signature event celebrates the park’s history and heritage as a classic beach boardwalk with …

The community is invited to celebrate the history and achievements of Christy’s Corner Café in Elmore, and learn more about the disabilities movement at a gathering Sunday, June 29.

The Gibsonburg Donut Mile – a race featuring “3 donuts. 3 laps. 1 mile” – will be held Friday, June 27, at 6 p.m. at Williams Park, located at E. Stone St.

See and learn about live animals, play nature-related games and make crafts with regional nature organizations during the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums annual GroveFest on Saturday, June 21.

The Toledo Museum of Art (TMA) will present its annual Juneteenth celebration, “Freedom Through Art: Emancipation to Expression,” Thursday, June 19, from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. in the museum’s Green Building.

An estimated 41.1 million computers are disposed of each year in the United States alone.

For the first time at Cedar Point, guests can sit back, relax and laugh their way through a new style of entertainment at the Palace Theatre in Frontier Town.

Why does a blue jay make the sound of a hawk? Why should you never relocate a box turtle? Why would a cardinal be pink instead of red?

Cleo and Betty Rau, of Millbury, will celebrate 80 years of marriage on April 21.

The Toledo Swiss Singers, one of the area’s oldest singing groups, will be asking the question, “whodunnit?” at their ninth dinner theater mystery event, which will be presented May 3 and 4.

Join the Toledo Zoo Saturday, April 26, for a Party for the Planet – a celebration of Earth Day and the Zoo’s mission of advocating for wildlife and conserving the natural world.

Habitat for Humanity of Ottawa County is actively looking for land and properties to support its growing mission of building safe, affordable homes for local families.

Readers who enjoy a good mystery are invited to the “It’s a Mystery Book Club,” led by Nancy Weiland and Meg Atkinson monthly at the Walbridge Library.

Readers and literary enthusiasts are invited to an evening with award-winning author Lee Martin as he presents his latest novel, “The Evening Shades,” Monday, April 21, at 6:30 p.m.

Eligible Ohioans age 60 and older once again have access to $50 in fresh locally grown fruits, vegetables, fresh cut herbs, and unprocessed honey in 2025 through the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP).

Oregon-Jerusalem Historical Society is accepting nearly new items for its annual Rummage Sale.

Sauder Village will celebrate its opening day on Wednesday, April 30, marking the start of a year filled with immersive, hands-on experiences for guests of all ages.

Lucas County Commissioners Lisa A. Sobecki and Pete Gerken joined Lucas County’s Emergency Management Agency on March 5 to encourage the public to make preparations

        The printing firm Currier and Ives made some of the most famous and memorable images of 19th century America.         Many are …