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(From the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library) Readers of all ages are encouraged to keep reading during the summer months and

Findlay City Schools has announced that Meg Simon will be the next Findlay High School head principal, pending Board of

The City of Findlay says the most recent draft of the Findlay Forward citywide strategic plan is available for review

(From the Ohio State Highway Patrol) During the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, the Ohio State Highway Patrol will be highly

Raise the Bar Hancock County (RTB) is partnering with Owens Community College (OCC), the Center for Advanced Manufacturing (CAM), and Habitat

Findlay’s annual Memorial Day Parade is coming up on Monday. Bill Johns, President of the Hancock County Veterans Council, hopes

Chamberlin Hill Elementary sent its 5th graders out in style with a clap-out. The 3rd and 4th graders lined the

The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation has announced its Fun for All series of free events for the summer. The free

Findlay High School recently added to its Military Wall that honors members of the military who attended the high school.

(From the Findlay Rotary Club) Nathan Haines has been selected as the 2023 recipient of the Richard E. “Dick” Daugherty