Good morning, Findlay.

The Hancock County Veterans Service Office is seeking corporate sponsors, donors and volunteers for Flag City Community Vet Fest, a music festival on Saturday, June 14th on Broadway St. in downtown Findlay that will feature three bands, food trucks and a flag lowering ceremony with funds benefiting veteran housing, Wreaths Across America and local food pantries (contact Ed Newton at 419-424-7036 or hancockveterans.com for details). The event will also mark Flag Day and the Army’s 250th birthday while honoring veteran owned businesses and friendly employers.

On May 20th, at around 1:18 a.m., Findlay police responded to a domestic disturbance at 1245 Crystal Glen Blvd. Apt.

C where officers found a bleeding female and a male, Savas Rivas Jr. (56), who threatened gas lines and caused residents to be evacuated before he surrendered and was taken into custody.

Two visual arts projects in Findlay have been awarded the Marianna Hofer Endowment Grant to boost artistic growth and connect the community.

Local nonprofit Awakening Minds Art will host Cops and Kids Get Creative at Fort Findlay FOP Lodge over four sessions while visual artist Cindy Meadows starts a self-paced course at Watercolor Academy to improve her teaching skills.

The Findlay-Hancock County Public Library is planning an art-themed SummerREAD for next summer — the new theme comes after a 2024 event with 1,436 participants and nearly 12,000 books read — to help kids keep reading throughout the break.

Officials warned that drivers will face heavy traffic this Memorial Day weekend as millions are expected to travel and extra highway patrols will be on duty.

The Ohio Department of Transportation said work zone adjustments may cause delays on I-75, I-70, I-76 and I-77 (drivers should buckle up, obey speed limits and avoid distractions).

Findlay Police Department joined the national Click It or Ticket campaign on May 19 and will remind drivers and passengers to buckle up until June 1 — the campaign warns that failure to wear a seat belt may lead to fines.

Spring Sensory Path for Kids

6-7 a.m. — Oakwoods Nature Preserve — Free entry — Let your child explore movement with a fun spring-themed sensory path experience.

Virtual Tour of Provision Living

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. — Provision Living at Findlay — Free entry — Explore the amenities and services of this assisted living community designed for seniors.

Amphibian Hike

2-3 p.m. — Litzenberg Memorial Woods — Free entry — Explore the trails and discover local amphibians in their natural habitat.

The Princess and the Pea

1-2:30 p.m. — Marathon Center for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a delightful retelling of the classic fairy tale with engaging performances.

Archery Instruction Workshop for Adults

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Oakwoods Nature Preserve — Learn the essentials of archery under the guidance of a certified instructor.

Flag City Sluggers Opening Day

12-9 p.m. — Marathon Diamonds at The Cube — Family-friendly event — Celebrate the inaugural season of the Flag City Sluggers with a day of baseball, entertainment, and community spirit.

FHS Art Camp for Grades 3-5

9 AM – 3 PM — Findlay High School — T-Shirt and daily snack included — Immerse in a week of creative exploration through painting, drawing, and digital media.

Summer Connect

1-4 p.m. — West Park — Free entry — Family-friendly neighborhood event offering games, activities, and free books for kids while connecting with local resources.

Starter Storytime at the Park

10:00-10:30 a.m. — Findlay Riverside City Park — Free entry — Engage in songs, rhymes, and reading fun while enjoying the outdoor scenery.

FPD Bicycle Rodeo

9-11 a.m. — Marathon Center for the Performing Arts — Free entry — Promote healthy living with a family-friendly bicycle rodeo organized by the Findlay Police Department.