Alzheimer’s Lunch and Learn
Alzheimer’s Lunch and Learn to be held at Lourdes University Continue reading Alzheimer’s Lunch and Learn
Alzheimer’s Lunch and Learn to be held at Lourdes University Continue reading Alzheimer’s Lunch and Learn
During the downtown construction your favorite local businesses remain open and you can access them though their back doors or side doors. Continue reading Downtown Backdoors are Open
2025 PLEIN AIR ARTIST AWARDSAwards are selected by professional artist & juror Vianna Szabo and presented in the following amounts:ARTIST PROFESSIONALBest of Show $1000 – Logan Hudson, The Cappellini HouseSecond Award $750 – Pat Cheal, Wildwood ParkThird Award $500 – Mary Hertler Tallman, Morning Light at WildwoodHonorable Mention #1 – Thomas Sorrell, Bridge over untroubled waterHonorable Mention #2 – Susan Ritter, Golden Hour at Olander … Continue reading Artists paint Sylvania
In the first July issue, we left off on Centennial Road between Sylvania-Metamora Road and Central Avenue in the early 1900s where the area had long been nicknamed Glannville, and was slowly transitioning over to the name Silica. Continue reading SYLVANIA THEN & NOW
Who remembers Glannown, Ohio?
Glanntown was a small community in the western portion of Sylvania Township that later became known as Silica, Ohio. Continue reading SYLVANIA THEN & NOW
The effects of the spring wet weather pattern have started to fade for our two largest construction projects at the US-23/Monroe interchange and in the downtown areas. Continue reading Construction Zone Ahead
Mike, I just received a notice from one of our suppliers, Fertil-Lome, at Black Diamond Garden Center. They were giving all of their midwest customers a heads up of a very invasive insect that can knock out boxwood shrubs in a matter of one season. Have you heard anything about this? Continue reading Midwest Garden Guys
On the northside of Sterns Rd., east of the US 23 overpass, under the big tent sits Fireworks Kingdom, offering rows and rows of fireworks. Continue reading A 40-plus-year family tradition helps light up the night sky
SCOTT: Hey Mike, I fertilize my lawn regularly, every six weeks. I usually put a supplemental application of Milorganite between my second and third application as per your recommendation. Continue reading Midwest Garden Guys