The RAGE Volleyball Club, headquartered in Rossford, has partnered with the Terra State Titans volleyball program to host volleyball camps on Monday and Wednesday, July 10 and 12, at Robinson Elementary School in Toledo. Terra State will also host a camp on Thursday and Friday, July 27 and 28, on the campus in Fremont.

Mercy Health’s mobile mammography unit has visits scheduled throughout the region in July. The mobile unit is customized for patient convenience and will deliver 3D mammograms to women age 40 and older.

The Healing Barn, a nonprofit horse rescue facility at 27731 Bradner Road, Millbury, will host “Be a Horse Hero” fund-raiser on Friday, August 25, at Hilton Garden Inn, Perrysburg, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.

National Alliance on Mental Illness hosted its annual “Drive Out The Stigma”golf outing, on June 2, at Bowling Green Country Club. Sponsors for the event included Fruth and Company, PLL, Wood County Hospital, Matt Kwiatkowski of the Danberry Company, Cronin Buick GMC of Bowling Green, and Greenbriar Inc.

The Wood County Educational Service Center - Community Learning Centers is inviting Wood County students to its “Tomorrowland” summer camp experiences. Camps will offer children kindergarten through sixth grade to themed enrichment and academic activities. The camps run 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, all summer in Bowling Green, North Baltimore, Rossford and Northwood elementary schools. The “time traveling” campers will create their own robots, futuristic mobiles, use geospatial technology, grow their own tomato plants and mini gardens at each site and participate in virtual field trips to locations like Hershey’s Park, Nickelodeon Headquarters, Disney World and more. Campers will also learn how to take care of butterflies and fish, with one camper from each site taking a goldfish home.

Established in 2020, the Lincoln John Myrice Foundation (LJM) is here to help local families experiencing pregnancy complications through its partnership with the Toledo Hospital Maternal-Fetal Medicine Department.

As summer weather is in full swing, the Ohio Department of Commerce and State Fire Marshal released advisories and guidelines for outdoor burning, grilling and other open-fire activities to minimize the risk of danger to people, wildlife and the environment while doing so.

State education and workforce leaders are celebrating the fifth anniversary of Western Governors University Ohio (WGU Ohio) this month and expressing their continued enthusiasm for the positive impact WGU Ohio has had in helping close the skills gap. Since its inception, 72 residents from Wood County have earned their bachelor’s or master’s degree from the university.

During the 2023 walleye run this spring, State Wildlife Officer, Reid Van Cleve, was patrolling the Maumee River. Officer Van Cleve observed four individuals in two separate boats keeping snagged walleye.

The Grand Rapids Historical Society is sponsoring the “Rhythm on the River” music series. The concerts will be presented at the Wright Pavilion, on the towpath between the canal and the Maumee River behind LaRoe’s Restaurant in downtown Grand Rapids.