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Metroparks Toledo commissioners updated on research and monitoring of flora and fauna

Twp. fire dept. recognized by Heart Association

Penta personnel deliver presentation on safety

Heights Association seeks $300,000 donation from township

Trustees address false alarm issue at hotel, upgrading of fire equipment

Twp. debates capping COVID-19 pay policy

Wood County Park District board meets at Pratt farm to discuss future of acreage

Township declines to move forward on creation of park recreation district with Perrysburg

Cooperative agreement between law enforcement, animal rescue groups to provide early warning of domestic issues

Trustees to continue pay policy for COVID-19 absences

Trustees consider projects for ODOT funding

Interpretive center opens at Sawyer Preserve

Township to receive $678,054 in ARP funds

Future of park remains up in the air

Township trustees consider change to local emergency number

Wood County park board addresses COVID-19 regulations with summer program for youth

Metroparks begins work on second section of Glass City Park

Perrysburg Township trustees decide on a new fiscal officer

Trustees debate U.S. Route 20 zoning change, traffic back-up

Penta Career Center planning changes for 2021-22 school year

Fiscal officer and financial specialist to retire June 4

Trustees seek bids for Simmons Park pond, parking lot

Trustees discuss maintenance reimbursements

Career tech students recognized with Penta Pride awards

Trustees lend support to patrol of interstate

Twp. trustees approve final budget for 2021

Park district board to reinstate facility rentals

Twp. plans summer curb and road work projects

Glass City Riverwalk in Toledo to expand with purchase of waterfront property

Wood County Park District director Neil Munger to retire in 2022

Township trustees receive update on plans for the PHCA center

Twp. trustees discuss return to ‘business as usual’

Wood County Park reservations for March canceled

Penta sets calendar for next year, optimistic that learning will resume full time on campus