Fundraiser, Health, health care, nonprofit sector
Ovarian Cancer Connection’s walk turns community support into action during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
BG asks citizens to help draw new lines for City Council wards
Music to band members’ ears – BG School Board votes to replace 38-year-old marching band uniforms
Education, schools, state report cards
Making the grade: BG School District scores 4.5 stars on state report card
History, parks, Wood County Museum
America 250 Lecture: Sports and culture brought respite to many during Great Depression
Bicycles, Community, local government, neighborhoods, Pedestrians, sustainability, water
BG Council sets goals for 2027 – bulk up urban forestry, audit rental inspections, beef up downtown recycling
art, Arts and Entertainment, Black Swamp Arts Festival, Business, Community, Food, Music
2026 Black Swamp Arts Festival defies economic headwinds with strong weekend
Arts and Entertainment, Black Swamp Arts Festival, Youth
BGHS team blends realism and abstract chalk art to win Black Swamp Arts Festival’s Chalk Walk contest
Arts and Entertainment, Campus, Community, Community Happenings, Music, recreation & leisure, Visual art
What’s happening in our community (updated Sept. 15)
art, artisans, Arts and Entertainment, Black Swamp Arts Festival, Visual art
Black Swamp Arts Festival keeps buzzing through second day of art, music, food and fun
art, Arts and Entertainment, Black Swamp Arts Festival, Community, Food, Music
Art, music, good vibes fill downtown BG for 33rd annual Black Swamp Arts Festival
Garner Trucking donates customized semitrailer to BGSU Falcon Marching Band
Making wild moves, The Bridge ties a niche subculture with Christian faith
Arts and Entertainment, Music, schools, Theater
‘Come From Away’ celebrates neighborliness during a time of crisis
600 miles from Ground Zero, a BGSU photographer captured a campus coming to terms with 9/11
Arts and Entertainment, Black Swamp Arts Festival, Music, Visual art
BSAF Preview: Kiwanis Youth Arts Village lets imaginations run wild for young and young-at-heart
News Break
- BG man arrested after allegedly pulling knife during argument
- City of Bowling Green to flush and test hydrants
- BG woman arrested for domestic violence after allegedly harming older family member
- BG Police respond to assault at manufacturing plant; seek warrant for suspect
- Dunbridge water and sewer project completed by Northwestern Water and Sewer District
- Section of Mitchell Road closed today, Sept. 15
Community Voices
Business, chamber of commerce, Community Voices
Bowling Green Manor to celebrate 50th anniversary with ribbon-cutting
BGSU, City of Bowling Green, Community Voices
Not In Our Town to host community conversation series
Arts and Entertainment, Community Voices, Music
Jazz vocal quartet to open Discover Music Series at St. Timothy’s
Arts and Entertainment, Campus, Community Voices, Music
Warren & Flick’s ‘Flock Concerto’ on BG Philharmonia concert
BG sports scores
City of Bowling Green, Community Voices, recreation & leisure, Youth
BG Parks & Recreation announces ‘Parents’ Night Out’ and ‘First Friday Frenzy’
Community Voices, Education, higher education, military, Owens Community College
Owens grad teaches children of American military families in Germany
Otsego sports scores
animals, City of Bowling Green, Community Voices, native plants, nature
Free program to feature autumnal changes at Wintergarden
BGSU, Community Voices, health care
BGSU nursing program to celebrate Healthcare Simulation Standards Endorsement
artificial intelligence, Community Voices, law, Library
Three Wood County judges to discuss use of AI in court
America 250, Community Voices, History
Free lecture in Grand Rapids to discuss Vietnam War
Obituaries
Community Opinion
September 17, 2026
Local attorney urges voters to re-elect Judge Joel Kuhlman
September 16, 2026
Library board of trustees president encourages voters to renew levy
September 15, 2026
Perrysburg Republican concerned with decisions of Rep. Haraz Ghanbari
September 13, 2026
Perrysburg resident asks, ‘Can Ryan Lee work two full-time jobs?’
Ohio Capital Journal
Agriculture, Economy, Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio farmers need help after tariffs, foreign competition bring big struggles
Employment, Ohio Capital Journal, Unions
Union membership up — in some places — and more news from the states
higher education, Ohio Capital Journal
Commentary: New Ohio Senate bill would legislate higher ed viewpoints, further power of SB 1
election, Ohio Capital Journal
Federal court blocks Ohio’s proof of citizenship requirements for voter registration
Immigration, Ohio Capital Journal, Refugees
‘Springfield is under siege right now.’ ICE agents in Ohio have detained two Haitian pastors
Immigration, Ohio Capital Journal, Refugees
Ohio BMV removes gender change form, says it’s ‘not compatible’ with state law
Immigration, Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio immigrant group adds to its list of criminally charged federal agents
Ohio Capital Journal, Opioid crisis, state government
Ohio recovery housing has grown nearly 400%, new executive order provides more oversight
domestic violence, Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio domestic violence resources centers have faced rising requests for services
child care, Ohio Capital Journal
Head Start changes could eliminate important child health and safety standards in Ohio, nationally
data centers, election, Ohio Capital Journal
Gubernatorial candidates highlight data center plans. Next Ohio governor will select regulators.
data centers, election, Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio U.S. Senate candidates offer contrasting visions for data centers
data centers, Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio General Assembly members propose sweeping bill to regulate data center development
Food, food safety, Ohio Capital Journal, Uncategorized
Ohio sees second week of ‘significant’ increases in cyclosporiasis cases
Immigration, Ohio Capital Journal
Haitian immigrants brace for end of protected status
Education, Ohio Capital Journal
‘It puts special education back 50 years’ — Ohio advocates concerned over recent federal changes
health care, Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio saw the largest drop in enrollment after Trump/Republican Affordable Care Act cuts
Journalism, Ohio Capital Journal
The loss of local news isn’t just making voters less informed, it makes taxpayers poorer, study says
data centers, Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio proposed constitutional amendment to ban data centers will not be on this year’s ballot
Ohio Capital Journal, state government
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine calls on lawmakers to get rid of the state’s death penalty
Ohio Capital Journal, voting, Voting rights
Ohio Republican lawmakers send constitutional amendment requiring voter photo ID to ballot
Ohio men previously involved with LifeWise Academy charged with sex crimes involving minors
Education, Ohio Capital Journal, Uncategorized
Ohio bill would require increased accountability for schools using private school vouchers
Ohio Republicans work to get voter photo ID on the ballot, enshrined in state constitution
Abortion, Health, health care, Ohio Capital Journal
Bill that could limit abortion pill access starts trip through Ohio Senate
Opponents testify against bill tying funding to Ohio higher education overhaul compliance
Ohio Capital Journal, property taxes, Uncategorized
Property tax repeal campaign behind goal as deadline for 2026 ballot approaches
Ohio Republican bill slammed as another tax giveaway for the rich
data centers, Ohio Capital Journal, Uncategorized
Petitioners get approval to start gathering signatures for data center ban on Ohio ballot.
Abortion, Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio House once again passes 24-hour waiting period bill for abortion care
Ohio Capital Journal, utilities
