Good morning, Findlay.

The Findlay Police Department announced Light Ohio Blue, an event running May 6-16 that asks residents, businesses and organizations to display blue lights, wear blue and share gratitude online in honor of fallen and serving officers.

Grief Trails by Blanchard Valley Health System helps kids build coping skills using horses; ages 6-12 attend Monday, Jul.

20 and ages 13-18 attend Monday, Aug. 3 at Challenged Champions Equestrian Center (11913 County Road 6, Ottawa) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 419.423.5351 to register.

University of Findlay donors gathered at the A Night to Remember Gala on April 30 to celebrate the Together We Will campaign, which has raised over $90.1 million.

Leadership donors received honors + awards in recognition of their continued generosity and support.

Today, Congressman Bob Latta visited Millstream Career Center and did a welding demonstration with students.

School board member Kathy Siebenaller-Wilson, ACTE assistant director Katie Hite, Superintendent Andy Hatton, and engineering student Tyler Gonder were present at the event.

Bath Township Fire Chief Joseph Kitchen announced his retirement after 36 years of service—he informed township trustees at an executive board meeting on Tuesday, May 5.

Nigel Wearne Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Marathon Center for the Performing Arts — $ — Experience a night of blues, jazz & Americana-noir from Australian guitarist Nigel Wearne.

Barks & Brews 2026

11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. — Findlay Brewing Company — $35 per dog with one human — Enjoy a fun day with activities and brews while supporting local shelter pets.

Live Music Performance by Ryan Parker

6-9 p.m. — Gillig Winery — Free entry — Enjoy live music at the scenic Gillig Winery while sipping your favorite wines.

Boogie on the Block

5-10 p.m. — Marathon Center for the Performing Arts — Free entry — Summer kicks off with live music and fun at Findlay's biggest block party.