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Community Spotlight | Blissfield, MI

By Jordyn Windnagle - February 26, 2025

The village of Blissfield was the second settlement in Lenawee County, Michigan. It is named after Hervey Bliss, Blissfield Township’s first postmaster and an original settler in 1824. Portions of the village extend into Palmyra and Riga Townships. It was officially incorporated in 1875. The community is peacefully situated along the River Raisin with easy access to Toledo and Ann A

Community Spotlight | Genoa, OH

By Jordyn Windnagle - October 28, 2024

The Village of Genoa, originally called Stony Station, was incorporated in 1868. Its convenient location and population of about 2,200 make it an ideal retreat for those who crave a quiet, cordial town. Genoa is situated within 25 miles of Toledo, the Sandusky Bay, and the shores of Lake Erie, so there’s no need to choose between urban amenities or peaceful waterfront outings. This village

Community Spotlight | Fremont, OH

By Jordyn Windnagle - July 24, 2024

Fremont is a small town with an impressive history. For over two centuries, it has been the county seat of Ohio’s Sandusky County. The city played a pivotal role in the War of 1812 when Americans were victorious in the Battle of Fort Stephenson. Throughout the 1800s, Fremont expanded and became a prime location for shipbuilding, fishing, and agricultural processing. It is reported t

Community Spotlight | Woodville, OH

By Jordyn Windnagle - June 26, 2024

Woodville, Ohio, named after Congressman Amos E. Wood, was platted in 1836. This intimate village was once a midpoint on the Maumee and Western Reserve Turnpike— referred to back then as the “Old Mud Pike” due to the route’s thick mud. It was the first permanent passage across the Black Swamp and later became US Route 20. Modern-day Woodville remains a convergence for maj

Community Spotlight | Haskins, OH

By Jordyn Windnagle - March 26, 2024

In the heart of Wood County, Ohio lies Haskins, a small town with big pride. The village was platted in 1862 and incorporated in 1868. Despite its modest population of about 1,300, there is a profound sense of community in Haskins. The village offers a nice duality— it’s peaceful and rural without being isolated. The downtown areas of Bowling Green, Perrysburg, Waterville, and

Preserving Toledo’s History: All About the Historic South Initiative

By Jordyn Windnagle - March 08, 2024

Toledo’s Old South End (OSE) is one of the longest-standing neighborhoods in the area. Toledo was founded in 1837 and the Old South End was established in the mid 1840s. Today, the OSE connects the Toledo Zoo and the downtown Central Business District with the Broadway Corridor acting as the main access point into and out of the neighborhood. The abundance of old houses in the OSE r

Community Spotlight | Delta, OH

By Jordyn Windnagle - February 23, 2024

Nestled in Fulton County, roughly 30 miles west of Toledo, lies the friendly midwestern town of Delta, Ohio. If you’re looking for rural tranquility and a strong sense of community, look no further than this peaceful village. With a population of less than 4,000, Delta may seem like an unassuming, sleepy town, but it has a rich history and a strong influence on the region’s economic

Community Spotlight | Oak Harbor

By Jordyn Windnagle - December 21, 2023

Founded in the early 1800s, Oak Harbor is nestled along the scenic shores of Lake Erie and the Portage River in Ottawa County. The village was originally dubbed Hartford until the Post Office requested a name change due to confusion with three other Hartfords in Ohio. It was renamed in honor of the plentiful Oaks surrounding the area and “harbor” for its proximity to the water. The i

Community Spotlight | Wauseon, OH

By Jordyn Windnagle - September 29, 2023

Wauseon might be a small town with a population under 8,000, but it holds the title of county seat and the largest city in Fulton County, Ohio. It was first platted in 1853 and named after an Ottawa Tribe Chief. The village became incorporated in 1859 and the community grew throughout the late 1800s due to the success of the railways. Wauseon continued to flourish into the 20th century once

Community Spotlight | Historic Westmoreland

By Jordyn Windnagle - July 28, 2023

The Westmoreland neighborhood in Toledo, OH, is a charming and vibrant community with a rich history. It is located in the west-central part of the city and is roughly bordered by Dorr Street, Parkside Boulevard, Bancroft Street, and Upton Avenue. It is known for its tree-lined streets and diverse housing options. Developed by William B. Welles and Badger C. Bowen, construction began in the area

Community Spotlight | Findlay

By Jordyn Windnagle - June 14, 2023

Nestled in the heartland of Ohio, Findlay is a hidden gem that seamlessly blends small-town charm with vibrant city amenities. With a rich history, a thriving arts scene, and a welcoming community, Findlay has many unique attractions to offer residents and visitors. history The city was established in 1821 and named after Colonel James Findlay, a War of 1812 veteran. The area grew steadily as

Community Spotlight | Fostoria, Ohio

By Jordyn Windnagle - May 31, 2023

The small town of Fostoria, Ohio has a total area of about 8 square miles, yet it spans three separate counties. It is uniquely situated where Wood, Hancock, and Seneca Counties converge. The city was created in 1854 after merging the two former communities of Rome and Risdon. Fostoria is named after Charles Foster Sr., who donated land in the merger. Foster’s son, Charles Foster Jr.,

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