Good morning, Findlay.

Three people were taken to Blanchard Valley Hospital after a two-vehicle crash on State Route 568 near Township Road 253 at 8:10 a.m. on Wednesday when Carey driver Austin Carol-Ritter lost control of his vehicle and hit an eastbound car carrying Samuel and Denise Cole from Findlay, with the crash remaining under investigation.

Findlay Police Department is asking the public to help identify a man seen in a surveillance image who is believed to have stolen power tools from Runnings at 1800 Tiffin Avenue—contact police at 419-424-7150 or call Crime Stoppers with any information.

Dusty Sonnenberg interviewed Matt Reese, who has covered Ohio soybeans for over 25 years and shared his view on changes from no till planting to Roundup Ready crops — shifts that have affected the soybean industry.

He explained key lessons learned as challenges for soybean farmers continue to grow statewide.

Findlay City Schools will hold a Town Hall on April 9 at Donnell Middle School to address district finance issues with its Superintendent, Treasurer and Board of Education.

The meeting follows a February event—where a $6.1 million budget reduction was reported—and it may lead to further cuts if the May 6 tax levy does not pass.

Today, the Findlay Police Department advises drivers not to drive through flood waters since even a small amount can sweep a car off the road—additional heavy rain is expected to cause more street and river flooding as a Flood Watch remains in effect until Sunday.

Drivers are urged to obey road closed signs to keep safe.

The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office was recognized for excellence in training management by Lexipol+earning Gold status for its training program.

Sheriff Mike Cortez said continuous training gives deputies the skills they need in tough moments.

Ice Classics Show

7 p.m. — The Cube — Ticket purchase required — Experience childhood superheroes and uncover the everyday heroes with skaters Starr Andrews, Logan Bye, and Eva Pate.

Bowling for Kids

11 AM – 5 PM — AMF Sportsman Lanes — Fundraiser for youth mentoring — Join the community for a fun-filled day of bowling and support local youth programs.

Healthy Kids Day

8-9 p.m. — Koehler Fitness and Recreation Complex — Free entry — A vibrant community event filled with fun activities to promote a healthy summer for families.

Black Swamp Bucks 2025 Banquet

3-9:30 p.m. — The Cube — Ticket purchase required — Enjoy an evening of games, raffles, and dinner to support wildlife conservation efforts.

Crustaceans Open House

9 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Oakwoods Nature Preserve — Free entry — Discover a variety of local crustaceans and engage in fun crafts and activities for all ages.

Sherlock Chick and the Peekaboo Mystery

10-11 a.m. — Oakwoods Nature Preserve — Free entry — Uncover the mystery of a missing mouse with stories and crafts for young detectives.

The Art of Writing Letters

6-7 p.m. — 1847 McKinnis House — $2 per person — Discover the history of letter writing in the 1800s and try your hand at using a quill and ink.

LuxStone Training Workshop

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. — Epoxy Depot Findlay — $700/person — Learn the innovative LuxStone technique for stylish and efficient installations with eco-friendly materials.

All About Eggs

9 AM – 12 PM — Oakwoods Nature Preserve — Free; registration not required — Discover the fascinating world of eggs and learn about hatching processes from various animals.

Easter Egg Hunt

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation and Riverside Train — $3 adults, $2 kids — Enjoy a continuous scavenger egg hunt with train rides and a chance to win a Golden Ticket.