The latest village council meeting in Walbridge on Feb. 18 lasted approximately 20 minutes, but several important items were on the agenda.

The Oregon city council provided an update at the Feb. 16 committee of the whole meeting on the previous week’s news that there was a debate on whether a vote to give an extension to potential data center developer, Will Turner, of Capacity LLC, did or didn’t pass.

Daron Webb, a 2025 Waite High School graduate who has overcome challenges such as homelessness, depression, and being a family caregiver, was rewarded with a new red Honda vehicle on Feb. 12 at Industrial Power Systems (IPS) in Rossford.

A group of approximately 100 students at Lake High School will help produce five showings of Disney’s Frozen, the Broadway musical, in early March.

Oregon city council members voted 3-2 with one abstention at a regular council meeting on Feb. 9 in favor of granting a six-month extension to potential $2 billion data center developer Will Turner of Capacity LLC.

The village of Gibsonburg has received additional help with financing its downtown revitalization project through a $250,000 grant from Ohio’s congressionally directed spending with the assistance of Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur.

In a letter from the board of trustees on Feb. 11, Lourdes University announced its intention to close after the 2025-26 school year.

Walbridge mayor Ed Kolanko addressed several questions from resident Jenny Hughes in regard to the potential memorandum of understanding with the city of Northwood for police patrolling at the village’s latest council meeting on Feb. 4.

Oregon city council met on Jan. 26 for their second regular meeting of the year, getting down to business with the passing of a number of ordinances and bidding farewell to Joel Mazur, as this was …

Judge Bruce Winters of the Ottawa County Common Pleas Court appointed Michael Rohde as a commissioner representing the Veterans of Foreign Wars on the Ottawa County Veterans Service Commission during …

Just days after announcing an imminent closing on its official Facebook page, Kirwen’s Supermarket has a new realtor and several potential buyers interested.

The Ohio Department of Transportation has announced just over $97 million worth of projects that will improve safety on roadways in 27 counties across the state.

Oregon city council members hosted the first regular council meeting of the new year on Jan. 12, which was highlighted by discussion of America 250 events and a slew of appointments from mayor Steve Salander.

Starr Elementary celebrated its students on Jan. 12 for earning over 35,000 Bulldog Bucks during the first half of the school year.

The village council in Millbury held its first monthly meeting of the calendar year on Jan. 12, electing Kevin Sanders as its president for a second consecutive year. He has two areas he’d like to focus on this year in terms of improvement.

dotnet, a managed IT and cybersecurity services provider based in Elmore, announced the purchase of 364 Rice St., expanding its headquarters campus following the acquisition of 366 Rice in 2024.

A new era in Northwood has started as the trio of Andrew Dickey, Patrick McGaharan, and Terry Kretz has officially taken their positions on city council. Each will have a four-year term through Dec. 31, 2029.

Members of the Oregon city council held a special meeting on Jan. 5 with the purpose of swearing in members of council, reorganizing council, accepting the resignation of law director Melissa Purpura, and appointing an acting law director.

The Walbridge village council held its annual organizational meeting, followed by the regular council meeting, at the town’s municipal building on Jan. 7.

In honor of the “Big Game” in February, Beeker’s General Store is pulling together its best food vendors for a taste-testing extravaganza Saturday, Jan. 24 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.