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Better Health, Better You Wellness Fair set

The Wood County Committee on Aging will host Better Health, Better You Wellness Fair on Monday, May 12, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Wood County Senior Center, 140 South Grove Street, Bowling Green. In honor of Older Americans Month, the center is celebrating active and healthy lifestyles.

Italian Bowl seeks theatrical artists

Italian Bowl XLIV organizers are calling all female and male theatrical artists, ages 8-12, to audition for the opportunity to entertain during Italian Bowl XLIV pregame and halftime festivities “Broadway in Love—a Wicked Good Time.

Rossford Senior Center

400 Dixie Highway, in the Rossford Community Recreation Center Lunch reservations requested by 4 p.m. on the preceding day. Call 419-666-8494. Programs and lunches for all area residents at least 60 years of age.

Beautification committee seeks volunteers

The Rossford beautification committee is looking for volunteers. No experience is needed and supplies are provided. The next meeting is Sunday, June 1, 11 a.m., at the Rossford Recreation Center. Contact Cherie at 419-3866426 if interested.

Rossford State of the City reflects economic growth

Rossford City Administrator Allyson Murray spoke on the state of the city during the regular city council meeting on April 28.“The City of Rossford is doing amazing,” said Murray. “We hear so many things on social media about what’s wrong with Rossford. Tonight, I’m going to tell you what’s right.

Police Department recognized for excellence

Rossford Police Department has been recognized for excellence in policy management and training in 2024 by Lexipol, the leading provider of solutions that empower performance excellence in public safety. This is the fifth consecutive year that they have been recognized.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced in Toledo the launch of an effort to improve birth outcomes and reduce infant mortality rates.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced in Toledo the launch of an effort to improve birth outcomes and reduce infant mortality rates.

Governor Mike DeWine advocates for Ohio families

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Children and Youth (DCY) Director Kara Wente recently announced in Toledo the launch of an effort to improve birth outcomes and reduce infant mortality rates.