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The Toledo Lucas County Public Library will hold pop-up listening sessions in South Toledo to gather input on its planned new branch; session dates will be announced soon.

Community members are encouraged to share their ideas at these interactive events.

Residents in Point Place remembered the EF-2 tornado (three years after it struck) during a community event on Jun.

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Toledo cyclists gathered today to honor Roseann Peiffer, who died a year ago when an 18-year-old driver was distracted behind the wheel, and many recalled her lasting influence on local biking events.

Wine lovers can try a new bar this summer as One of Each opens in Ostrich Towne on Summit Street (next to Riverside BBQ).

Owner John Metz said he designed the space to offer 25 wines by bottle, glass, or flight and create a welcoming downtown gathering place.

Trader Joe’s announced plans to bring its popular store to Toledo, and Dr. Tyler Hancock of the Neff College of Business and Innovation said the move will boost local business and enhance shopping options.

The announcement reflects a growing trend of high-profile brands investing in our community.

Toledo’s Eastern European Mural project is underway as TPGS (local Polish genealogy group), Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful, Greater Toledo Community Foundation and artist Dean Davis team to create an art piece on the LaSalle Cleaners building at Jefferson and Michigan; donations are being collected, with completion aimed by July 4.

The winner of the Star-Spangled Sing-Off local round will be announced on Thursday, June 18 at 1 p.m. on 13+ and the streaming app 13 Action News.

The win advances the talent one step closer to a trip to Nashville for a performance that will air on Gray Media stations.

Toledo will host an immersive Juneteenth event that displays interactive exhibits showcasing Black history and personal narratives.

The display includes a weathered chair as a symbolic artifact (reflecting resilience and heritage) and invites community members to learn and celebrate together.

Anthony Wayne Local Schools approved a new cybersecurity plan on June 10 to meet House Bill 96 requirements, with the NIST Framework guiding risk assessments and incident response for tech used by teachers, staff (and students).

The dynamic plan will adapt as technology evolves to keep daily operations secure.

UToledo is set to launch a new forensic toxicology program using $18 million from the state capital budget (supporting building envelope upgrades, weather proofing and underground utilities) to boost training and research.

A study by Dr. Matam Vijay-Kumar at UToledo found that a gut bacteria molecule can lower intestinal inflammation by turning down cell energy.

The research published June 16 shows promise for improved care.

The Eleanor N. Dana Cancer Center at UToledo Health will offer Saturday infusion appointments starting Saturday, July 11—expanding treatment options for patients to receive care without interrupting work or family time.

This change increases scheduling flexibility and meets patient needs with less disruption.

Highland Meadows Golf Club will host the Greater Toledo Classic as part of the Epson Tour scheduled soon.

The tournament features defending champion Mia and highlights charitable efforts that support local groups.

Briggs is using a confidence pool to rank every Toledo and BGSU football game for the 2026 season from easiest to toughest + his method mirrors NFL practices to help local fans gauge matchup challenges.

Pints & Puzzles Night

6-9 p.m. — Earnest Brew Works Westgate — Cost unspecified — Enjoy a cozy battle of wits with friends over puzzles while sipping your favorite brews.

The JiMiller Band LIVE

8-11 p.m. — The Golden Road — Enjoy cold drinks and lively music as The JiMiller Band brings the summer vibes back to Toledo.

Father's Day BBQ at the Zoo

11 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Toledo Zoo — Ticket required — Celebrate Father's Day with a BBQ buffet, live music, animal demonstrations, and kids activities.

Nike Basketball Camp at Maumee Valley Country Day School

9 a.m.-4 p.m. — Maumee Valley Country Day School — $359 — Enhance basketball skills in a fun, competitive environment led by expert coaches.

SafeSitter Babysitting Course

9 AM - 3 PM — Notre Dame Academy — Pizza lunch included — Gain essential child care skills and earn a certificate for babysitting readiness.

Paddle & Groove Concert Series

6:00-7:30 p.m. — Middlegrounds Metropark — Cost Varies — Enjoy a unique floating concert experience while paddling along the Maumee River.

Memory Café

2-3 p.m. — Plate 21 — Free event — Engage in meaningful conversations with caregivers and loved ones over delicious food and beverages.

Yoga with Puppies

10-11 AM — Hollywood Casino Toledo — $20 — Unwind with adorable puppies and a gentle yoga session perfect for all levels.

Karaoke Night

8 p.m. — Georgjz419 Food, Fun, & Spirits — No Cover! — Enjoy a night of singing and fun with DJ Ang in Toledo's lively atmosphere.

Star Spangled Celebration

7-11 p.m. — Centennial Terrace & Quarry — $5-$120 — Celebrate Independence Day with live music, food, and a dazzling fireworks display.