Good morning, Toledo.

Geddis Paving & Excavation Inc. celebrated 80 years of operation—Bob Geddis, Jr. took over in 1986 and has built on his father's foundation to drive steady growth in the excavation industry.

Sage and Soda Inc. opened a women-owned dirty soda and coffee shop in downtown Rossford in late July — drawing attention to the district’s expanding selection of local treats.

Briggs examines how the Little League World Series remains a cherished cultural event while noting that organized youth baseball is scarce in northwest Ohio+ his analysis suggests this gap may result from fewer available fields and programs.

An article explains that buying a used hybrid vehicle helps Toledo drivers save money by lowering both purchase costs and fuel bills, with lower overall expenses compared to new cars (a cost-saving option for budget-focused buyers).

Today at the National Museum of the Great Lakes, Sophia Troyer (11) built a lake-themed Lego structure to explore Great Lakes stories and spark local creativity.

Dr. Todd Crail plans to arrange turf grass at UT to boost campus appeal and offer a healthier space for students (and the environment).

Dr. Brian Hoeflinger spent three decades treating brain and spine conditions and retired from surgery today.

He said he will continue to support patients through consultations + mentoring.

Heather Downs Country Club is for sale after significant improvements.

Tony Garzony bought the historic (144-acre) property in 2023 and improved it after noting its poor condition.

The Toledo Mud Hens rallied to force extra innings but gave up four runs in the top of the 10th, losing by a 7 to 3 score to the Iowa Cubs on Saturday at Fifth Third Field.

Clay opened its high school football season with a 27-21 win over Wapakoneta after Bryce Besgrove scored a 50-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.

After falling behind 14-0, Springfield quarterback Anthony Hymore threw a late touchdown pass at 3:11 in the fourth quarter to give his team its first lead and secure a comeback win over Maumee.

Local high school volleyball teams are beginning their season as six area programs push for league and district titles; the parity on the court hints at a competitive season ahead + local rivalries will intensify with upcoming matchups.

Southview clinched Friday night's win in the annual Crosstown Classic after pulling ahead of Sylvania rival Northview following three close quarters.

The game highlighted the strong rivalry between the two teams.