The village of Oak Harbor will hold the third reading on Monday, Dec. 1 of Proposed Ordinance 15-2025, which would create a civil, photo-based enforcement tool for speeding violations in school zones.

Eastwood High School’s robotics team became one of five schools to advance to the regional championship following an award-winning performance on Nov. 15 at the Falcon BEST Robotics competition at Bowling Green State University.

The Press Club of Cleveland will recognize the 2025 Journalism Hall of Fame inductees on Dec. 3, which will include 1978 Lake High School graduate Dale Omori.

Mayor Ed Kolanko and village council members recognized the work of Chris “Chilly” Rodriguez at its latest meeting on Nov. 19, introducing a proclamation and delivering a donation for his work on the mural at 102 N. Main St.

Visitors to Genoa’s historic town hall will soon notice some changes in the old council chamber.

Oregon city administrator Joel Mazur and other officials met with the potential data center developer last week, and he said they were told that a closed-loop cooling system would be used, should a new data center be built in the city.

The Oregon city council had its latest regular meeting on Nov. 10, answering multiple questions from the public on the potential data center project and passing a couple ordinances.

Patrick Huntermark, who has served on Northwood’s city council since 2017 and was just re-elected earlier this month, was arrested early Sunday morning, Nov. 9, on one count of domestic violence for knowingly causing or attempting to cause physical harm to a family or household member.

Walbridge council members hosted their first post-election regular meeting on Nov. 5.

Former Northwood city councilman Dave Gallaher, who served from 1993 to 2013, is in the process of gathering signatures for a proposed amendment to the city’s charter.

Mark Frye, who serves concurrently as the mayor of Sylvania and the president of Palmer Energy, spoke at the Oregon city council meeting on Oct. 27.

The Northwood Jr. Rangers and cheerleaders ran a relay Oct. 23 as part of Make a Difference Day.

Oregon city council members passed a resolution at its latest council meeting on Oct. 27 that designates a portion of Starr Avenue, between Lallendorf and Wynn, in honor of the Morrissey brothers, who tragically lost their lives during an explosion at the BP-Husky oil refinery on Sept. 21, 2022.

Despite several candidates declining to participate, including one mayoral candidate, the Oct. 30 Oregon City Council and Mayoral Candidate Forum at Clay High School is still on as scheduled.

Residents and visitors in Walbridge may have recently noticed a mural taking shape in town, and it’s the latest work of renowned local artist, Chilly Rodriguez.

Over 300 scouts, including Millbury Troop 160, were in attendance at the Fall Camporee at Maumee Bay State Park this past weekend.

Local and state officials celebrated the official groundbreaking for The Ashford at The Enclave, a $30 million new build development at the site of the former Woodville Mall on Oct. 16. The …

The meeting hall at Woodville Township Fire Department was filled, even spilling into open hallways as residents and neighboring citizens packed in for the Woodville Township trustees meeting Oct. 15.

The primary topic of conversation at the latest Walbridge village council meeting on Oct. 16 was the approval of a new job description for the police chief, as well as the exploration of potential midnight shift changes.

Lake Township has fallen behind on road repairs over the years due to rising costs, which spurred trustee Richard Welling to propose a three-year, two-mill levy that will be on the ballot this November.