BG gets JobsOhio grant to turn empty downtown storefront into hub for business, coworking, living
Local entrepreneurs envision community-centric convenience at new Falcon Mart
MemoryLane offers safe space for local residents with dementia to spend their days
Mixed Media brings brew of saxophones to Howard’s Club H
Ohio the birthplace of traffic lights, vacuum cleaners, Saran Wrap and flipomatic music stand
More than a workout: Local gym builds community through adaptive athlete program
What’s happening in our community (updated March 12)
Deciphering cursive writing to make it accessible for future generations
Lifeline for veterans: Angels in Arms expands space to meet growing needs of local veterans
The stories that go untold: Why accurate Black history matters in America
CRC balances successes, systemic barriers to provide mental health services to area youth
Visit BG brings visitors to community and provides over $58,000 in sponsorships in 2025
School districts in Ohio asked to make financial forecasts despite number of unknowns from state
New shop reimagines ‘in-between’ waste as opportunity for turning castoffs into craft
BG man submits his own ordinance for City Council to assert authority over rooftop solar fees
The Silkroad leads to BGSU for Hansen series
Community Voices
BG Chamber ACT project team announces ‘March Madness’ food pantry drive
BGSU to hold 30th Latino/a/x Issues Conference
Wood County Suicide Prevention Coalition offers support group opportunities
Trivia night to raise funds for BGHS after-prom
The Jolly Gabbers to perform at historic Grand Rapids Town Hall
BGSU to host film director of ‘Antigone,’ Sophie Deraspe during lecture series
Waterville Historical Society to present ‘Ohio in the American Revolutionary War’
Wood County Chocolate Crawl returns to BG, seeking sponsors and chocolate-lovers
BG Council member disputes ‘solar penalty’ term, says rooftop solar has grown during city policy
BG man asks why Congress is letting the DOJ protect criminals in Epstein files
City ordinance offers step forward for housing enforcement – councilman says
BG man: It may be time to revisit the question of ‘What Would Jesus Do’
Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine emphasizes kids’ safety, education policy in final State of the State address
Nearly half of Ohio’s renters are paying more than they can afford on rent, new report shows
Group seeks to eliminate Ohio property taxes; experts warn it would create devastating budget cuts
Ohio lawmakers queue up data center study commission
Economists: Cutting immigration will harm Ohio’s economy
Ohio GOP bill would tie state university funding to compliance with new anti-diversity higher ed law
Ohio receives federal child care grant as sector continues to search for funding answers
Voting rights groups sue Ohio over law cancelling registrations without notice
Advocacy group says more than 113,000 Ohioans are going without Affordable Care Act coverage
Ohio GOP lawmakers to formally pledge support for dismantling of U.S. Department of Education
The challenges of bringing a ballot initiative to Ohio voters, and why it’s harder than ever
After health subsidies expire, marketplace enrollment takes a big dip in Ohio
Reproductive rights regulated, tested in Ohio Republican bills, as Dems continue attempts to protect
Incoming health care changes mean more overall struggles for Ohioans, advocates say
Energy market watchers see Ohio electric bills rising as data center demand continues
Ohio lawmakers send five property tax reform measures to the governor
Ohio lawmakers clear absentee ballot, citizenship restrictions for House floor vote
Here’s where the Ohio House property tax reform bills stand in the Ohio Senate
Ohio Senate approves bill requiring that absentee ballots arrive by Election Day to be counted
Both parties get heat for Ohio’s new congressional district map as citizens look to future fights
Why one Ohio couple is suing their city over rooftop solar fees
Ohio lawmakers advocate for bill that would fund SNAP benefits if government shutdown continues
Ohio Senate passes ‘success sequence’ bill, which would require schools teach when to have kids ‘to break chains of poverty’
Ohio House approves bills limiting property tax increases to inflation
Ohio spent more than a billion dollars on private school vouchers in fiscal year 2025
Ohio has seen a spike in domestic violence deaths from July 2024 to June 2025, a new report shows
Enrollment at most Ohio public universities is up, but international enrollment is down
