Otsego made sure that Rossford, a team it had beaten twice in the regular season, didn’t surprise the Knights and steal the match in a Division IV sectional final. Otsego, seeded third in the district ...

A man involved in an assault in Rossford that caused substantial injuries has been sentenced. Javian Dildy, 22, Toledo, was the last of four men to be sentenced for the Feb. 28 assault in the Amazon ...

A total of 17 teams are participating in this year’s ICSO event after one school (Anchor Christian Academy) withdrew from its first-round match on Tuesday. BG was grouped in arg ...

Get your costumes ready! Downtown Perrysburg, Inc. (DPI) is inviting adults to celebrate Halloween at Festival of Fears, a 21-and-over Halloween costume party taking place Saturday from 7:30 to 11 p.m ...

The Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce invites the community to enjoy A Little Bit of Hocus-Pocus on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Republican incumbent Matt Oestreich is facing Democratic challenger Mark Wongrowski in the Wood County Auditor’s race this November. “I’m running again because it’s a job I love,” said Oestreich in a ...

Her dream to return to one of the happiest moments in her career became a reality through Kingston’s “Live a Dream” program, which was held in conjunction with National Dreams are Possible Day. Amanda ...

A jury has found a Toledo man guilty of rape. Daniel Sams’ trial ended Oct. 9 after jurors found him guilty of 13 counts of rape. Sentencing was scheduled for Dec. 10 in the courtroom of Wood County ...

With Halloween just around the corner, jurisdictions throughout Wood County have posted dates and times for ghosts, goblins, princesses and fairies to go Trick-or-treating.

Bowling Green volleyball (12-11) advanced to the Division III district tournament after a 25-14, 25-23, 25-18 sweep over Celina (5-18) on the Bobcats’ floor Wednesday.

Former Perrysburg High School volleyball standout Wrigley Takats is making her presence felt at the NCAA Division I level with her strong play for Youngstown State University during her junior season.

Whether people have difficult lives or charmed lives, it’s not because they deserve it, said Sandy Earle, the keynote speaker at this year’s Women in Business Luncheon.