Новости за 18.05.2024

Maumee defeated Otsego 5-1 in an OHSAA Division II high school softball district final at Genoa High School in Genoa on Saturday.

A spectacular break of good fortune led to an opportunistic double play at a pivotal moment to portend it might just be the Maumee softball team's day in the Panthers' 5-1 Division II district final victory over Otsego on Saturday afternoon at Genoa High School.

BOWLING GREEN — Mark Wells, 66, a BG hockey alum who was a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey “Miracle on Ice” team that won a gold medal in the 1980 Winter Olympic Games in Lake Placid, N.Y., defeating the Soviet Union, died Saturday.

Be on the lookout for changes in Ohio’s CWD regulations for deer in the upcoming 2024-25 hunting season.

LIMA, Ohio — Bryan’s softball team has gotten pretty comfortable at the district level the last few years.

St. Lucas Lutheran Church is seeing its first pastoral transition in 30 years.

MEXICO CITY — Newly minted Michelin-starred chef Arturo Rivera Martínez stood over an insanely hot grill Wednesday at the first Mexican taco stand ever to get a coveted star from the French dining guide, and did exactly the same thing he’s been doing for 20 years: searing meat.

Since the day she was crowned Clyde, Ohio’s fair queen, Haylie Robinson has been championing festival culture.

A Toledo man is dead following a head-on collision in the 200 block of Bancroft Street just after 4 a.m. Saturday, Toledo police reported.

NEW YORK — McDonald’s newest McFlurry flavor is inspired by someone old: your grandmother.

She sits at her desk daily with a sign reading, “I can help!” attached to the top of her cubicle divider for all her co-workers to see.

Managing your money is important at any age, but perhaps never more so than for people age 60 and older. As senior citizens approach retirement and face the possibility of living on a reduced income, their room for error becomes smaller.

Enforced pandemic inertia, long coronavirus, and an aging population are contributing to demand for physical therapists ready to help address balance and mobility issues.

It's a boy! Whoops, it's a girl! The Toledo Zoo's African elephant calf, born in mid-February, now weighs 439 pounds, up from about 240 pounds on its first day of life at the zoo.

PORT CLINTON — When Togolese businessman Kodjo Afidegnon was searching for a U.S. shipping hub and office for his food export startup, he naturally looked to northwest Ohio.

The Perrysburg girls scored 112, points, fending off Anthony Wayne (103), St. Ursula (90), and Whitmer (90) to win the Division I track and field district meet held Friday at Clay.

PHOENIX — Javier Báez broke out of a season-long slump with five RBIs, Tarik Skubal pitched six dominant innings and the Detroit Tigers pounded the Arizona Diamondbacks 13-0 on Friday night.

Bryan Christian minister Chris Avell’s impulse to provide a safe place for the homeless to crash at night is generous and very much in keeping with religious tradition.

Toledo’s legacy of excellence in manufacturing is a tremendous source of pride. While we have weathered numerous economic storms over the decades, we are currently witnessing the growth of a strong clean energy economy for workers and consumers in our region.

The Editorial board of The Blade recently urged lawmakers to eliminate in its entirety the retention requirement of Ohio’s Third Grade Reading Guarantee, which once stipulated that elementary schools across the state must make students repeat third grade if they are still struggling to read (“Focus on teaching,” Monday). Despite recent changes to state law that permit parents to request that students be promoted to fourth grade regardless of whether they can read at grade level, The Blade contends... Читать дальше...

Anthony Wayne will be northwest Ohio’s representative at the Ohio Tennis Coaches Association’s Division I boys state tournament.

Bowling Green State University downed the University of Toledo in a MAC baseball game, Friday, May 17, at Fifth Third Field in Toledo.

One swing of the bat from Landon Roque sent fans into a tizzy Friday at Fifth Third Field.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Toledo Mud Hens pulled away with steady offense and a solid bullpen to beat the Indianapolis Indians 8-3 on Friday, taking a 2-1 lead in this week’s six-game series at Victory Field.

The Toledo Walleye started the ECHL conference finals with a 3-2 loss against the Kansas City Mavericks on Friday at the Huntington Center in Toledo.