The magic, the sheer numbers, the massive movement of colorful birds in spring is over.

Bring a lawn chair and relax to the sounds of ragtime, bluegrass, Irish music and other genres this summer during the Verandah Concert series at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums.

“Les Misérables” will take the Stranahan Theater stage for eight performances June 3-8.

Wayne C. Marble, age 86, of Oregon, Ohio passed away May 3, 2025 after a long illness and dementia at Parkcliffe at Northwood.

Barney J. Gladieux went to be with Our Lord and Savior on May 27th 2025.

Cardinal Stritch Catholic High School & Academy students Mario Alonzo II and Amaya Alonzo, both of Oregon, celebrated graduation this week.

Several area university students earned academic honors.

The Portage Resale Center Youth Council Class of 2024-25 recently completed their year by awarding $15,000 in Wish List Grants to 18 Ottawa County nonprofit organizations.

Each May, history comes alive for third graders in the Benton-Carroll-Salem and St. Boniface elementary schools.

Clay High School Alumni and Friends announced the newest Distinguished Alumni & Friends Hall of Fame Inductees for 2025.

On May 14, Toledo Public Schools, Mercy College of Ohio and Mercy held a ribbon cutting for a new Pre-Medical and Health Science Academy on the Mercy College campus.

Bowling Green State University is the first university in the nation to announce the launch of a bachelor’s degree to teach students how to apply artificial intelligence to a specific field of study.

Bulletin board items for May 26, 2025

A group of friends who formed a bond in a different era of youth sports at Starr Elementary and around the Oregon area in the mid-1970s came together on May 21 to honor the coaches who shaped them. …

The Village of Walbridge held its latest council meeting on May 21, highlighted by discussion of a potential update to the tax code and a stormwater fee.

The Northwood Community Center and Splash Pad will celebrate its one-year anniversary on June 3 at 10 a.m. with the unveiling of a commemorative plaque honoring those who made the facility possible.

An unusual tree was recently stolen from the collection at Spiegel Grove, an accredited arboretum and the grounds of the Hayes Presidential Library & Museums in Fremont.

This week in Toledo history for May 25-31

The JWH Oregon Senior Citizens Center, Inc. which celebrated its 30-year anniversary at an open house on May 18, announced the receipt of a generous $100,000 challenge match donation from the Patrick Trompeter Family Foundation designed to inspire additional community support.

People will pick a direction for their life, sometimes when they are very young.