Sunshine Communities represented in the 2026 Jeep Fest parade
TOLEDO - When we met up with Ryan H. in the Owens Corning Parking Lot where hundreds of Jeeps were waiting to line up...
Huron Yards: Downtown’s outdoor last call
TOLEDO - Sunshine welcomed the ribbon cutting for Huron Yards, 27 N. Huron St., on Wednesday morning.
A small group culminated at what used to...
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Government
With Ohio ‘in play’ this year, the ad wars are well underway
TOLEDO - This year, Ohio has not one, but two toss-up races, according to the Cook Political Report. They are the state’s gubernatorial race...
Podcasts
A Walk in the Park with Runners
Having long given up the idea of being a runner, Erin Holden revisits the idea with local running coaches Bob Masters and Joan Mathews,...
Government
Loss of local news is making voters less informed, taxpayers poorer
This article by Marty Schladen was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal. Find the original post here.
When local newspapers shut their doors and...
Government
Toledo City Council Members Hobbs, Sarantou address questions
TOLEDO - While not everyone can make a council meeting, some did manage to hear from their council member in a more intimate setting.
At...
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Bringing Jagged Little Pill to life in Toledo
I will never forget the day that my best friend and I discovered Alanis Morissette’s hidden track on the genre-defining, internationally acclaimed album, Jagged...
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Luken’s story & the importance of kindness
People often ask me who Luken was. I could tell them he loved football, basketball, baseball, golf, fishing, and riding his bike. I could tell them he...
Doctor’s vision changes lives: Support with a summer boogie
TOLEDO - One Toledo doctor had a vision back in 1998, and since then, has worked towards developing it into a reality.
“So we rented...
Midstory’s interns arrive to learn and write about Toledo
TOLEDO - Who says Toledo is not an attractive summer destination? Not the 250-300 undergraduates who applied to spend nine weeks in the Glass...
Doctor’s vision changes lives: Support with a summer boogie
TOLEDO - One Toledo doctor had a vision back in 1998, and since then, has worked towards developing it into a reality.
“So we rented...
Ohio-based Clarence Health offers a more personal kind of health support
Health questions and concerns often arise outside the doctor’s office.
They come while standing at the kitchen counter, looking at a new bottle of medication....
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Anthony Wayne Events
Saturday, Aug. 15 - Oliver Hazard Day - Michael Belazis, Devin East and Nate Miner will wrap up The Waterville Tour – named for the...
Events
Upcoming Toledo Area Events
(All events are compiled from press releases and other public announcements)
The Toledo area always has something going on, from live shows and family-friendly activities...
Columns
Wild Side: Ruby-throated hummingbird
A male ruby-throated hummingbird performs some pre-flight stretches at dawn in the Oak Openings area. Like a baseball pitcher warming up in the bullpen...
Columns
Wild Side: Young raccoons venture out
Wildlife populations have been high recently as young of all species set outon their own, venturing away from nests, hollows and dens. This pair...
Toledo Rockets succumb to Akron Zips in the MAC championship
CLEVELAND - The Mid American Conference tournament is held annually with the top 8 seeded teams in the conference qualifying to compete. This year, the...
Mia Hammond at Greater Toledo Classic Media Day
TOLEDO - The Greater Toledo Classic, which will be held July 17-19 at Highland Meadows, hosted their annual Media Day, highlighted by an appearance...
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Glass City Live fills UToledo’s Glass
Story by Steven Bieber | Photos by Kyle Brown
TOLEDO – Over 20,000 fans gathered in the Glass Bowl at the University of Toledo on Saturday, May 24, to hear Zac Brown Band, Dustin Lynch, Luke Grimes and Gaelic Storm perform at Glass City Live. It was the first concert at the Glass Bowl since July 1, 1994, when the Beach Boys and America performed.
Before the show, fans enjoyed grilling, tailgating and playing corn hole. Food trucks lined up by the end zone opposite the Larimer Athletic Complex, while The Stubborn Brother Pizza Bar set up shop on the field.
To read the full story, go to Glass City Live.
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