In the rankings, BGSU is also the No. 1 university in Ohio that students said they’d choose again. Additionally, BGSU is ranked No. 1 for career preparation, learning facilities, and learning ...
Bowling Green High School DECA has announced its upcoming 5K fun run fundraiser, taking place on Saturday, Oct. 26, at 10 a.m., at Carter Park in Bowling Green. All proceeds from the event will ...
The Bowling Green Human Relations Commission (HRC) has announced the opening of its grants application window. This initiative underscores the city’s commitment to fostering diversity, inclusion, and ...
Bicycle Safety Commission secretary Andrew McDermott said one of the “rules of the road” for cyclists is to be a part of traffic on the main road as opposed to on the sidewalk.
Bowling Green Police reportedly interrupted a carjacking Wednesday (Oct. 8) evening. At approximately 7:12 p.m., a Bowling Green Police officer made contact with a vehicle stopped in the roadway on ...
Grand Rapids will host Halloween events on Saturday, Oct. 25, beginning at 11 a.m. Event-organizers are currently seeking people to join the “Witches Walk,” a flash-mob with simple dance moves.
As people gear up for Halloween fun, the Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Financial Institutions reminds Ohioans that Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a good opportunity to sharpen digital ...
The October CIFT Agribusiness Forum will feature a unique focus group format designed to give small businesses real-time consumer feedback. Three companies will present their products and stories ...
Your approval of the fire levy means faster response times, better-trained firefighters, safer equipment, and more reliable emergency services. It means maintaining fire stations that meet the needs ...
I am writing to offer my full support and endorsement for Mark Hollenbaugh in his effort to seek re-election to Bowling Green City Council. Over the course of his time on City Council, Mark has ...
City officials have said the financial impact of dropping the fees is worth it if the moratorium attracts new housing. Adding homes will benefit the community, with the city consensus being that those ...
William Carl “Bill” Vestal born March 17, 1940 to the late Charles and Evelyn (Loe) Vestal in Bowling Green, Ohio passed away on October, 8, 2025. He married Teresa “Terry” Dulany on January 20, 1968 ...
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