Beat the Heat: How to Pair Wine with Your Summer Menu

When summer heats up bold red wines and boozy bottles can feel a little too heavy. For cookouts, picnics, and easy dinners outside, lighter and crisp wines with bright acidity, softer tannins, and lower alcohol are the way to go. Think refreshing, vibrant sips that keep things light and easygoing, making grilled favorites and seasonal dishes feel a little more relaxed. Continue reading Beat the Heat: How to Pair Wine with Your Summer Menu

Participant finds success at Taylor Cancer Research Center

A 69-year-old female Mental Health Counselor and married mother of four recently started an investigational precision therapy cancer drug for progressive metastatic lymphoma which had previously failed standard medical treatment. Her prognosis was poor. However, recent image evaluation after starting experimental treatment demonstrated robust response with management at the Taylor Cancer Research Center (TCRC). Continue reading Participant finds success at Taylor Cancer Research Center

WGTE Public Media chooses new president and CEO

Sylvania resident Dr. Adam Fineske has been named WGTE Public Media’s President and CEO, effective Aug. 1. A lifelong Toledoan who grew up just blocks from WGTE’s headquarters in South Toledo, Fineske brings more than 25 years of education and civic leadership in northwest Ohio to the role. Continue reading WGTE Public Media chooses new president and CEO

SACIC Presents Scholarship Recipients with Checks

Sylvania Area Community Improvement Corporation presented scholarship recipients Northview student Kaitlyn Eckel and Southview student Matthew Hartman Jr. with checks on July 6, 2026. (L-R): Dr. Veronica Motley, Kaitlyn Eckel, Matthew Hartman Jr, and Greg Feller stand in downtown Sylvania while preparing to give out checks for the Sylvania Area Community Improvement Corporation (SACIC) scholarships. Sylvania School board president Greg Feller (far right) passes out … Continue reading SACIC Presents Scholarship Recipients with Checks