The African American Festival, a beloved Toledo tradition, is back this year with some changes. The festival will be celebrated during two different weekends: July 15th-16th for the Prayer…
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The Main Library in downtown Toledo hosted an all-day event to celebrate Juneteenth, starting with a job fair, a gallery viewing of local artists and a panel discussion. The…
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All were invited to celebrate the Cherry Street Mission Ministries milestone of 75 years of service to those in need in the Glass City.
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This summer in northwest Ohio is reaching recording breaking highs — but no worries, Nature’s Corner in Holland is sharing all the tips and tricks on how you can…
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“The best party” in town is back at the Imagination after a two-year break due to the pandemic. Live bands, food samplings from area restaurants, flair bartenders and science…
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Collin Folk was a Toledo photographer and videographer. His love for nature, camera gear, and passions radiates through his friends who reminisce the legacy he left behind. In Memory…
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The MADD Poet Society is kicking off the summer for the youth in the Glass City all summer long.
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Best friends and co-owners of local running community “4run9,” Winter Borstelman and Drew Stiles, stop by the What’s Happening Toledo studio to talk about what they do and why…
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The Northwest Ohio Chapter of the American Red Cross honored local heroes with its first “Acts of Courage” award ceremony. A local cardiologist, UT football player and a group of…
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United Way’s Women’s Initiative Discusses Ways to Practice Self-Care During Leadership Panel
by Nick DombiSelf-care was the topic of discussion during the United Way’s Women Initiative’s spring event. Identifying feelings, allowing yourself to acknowledge and let them go, having space for grace and…