Good morning, Findlay.

Local organizations including McDonald’s, WFIN, WKXA, and 106.3 The Fox are hosting the annual Stuff The Bus drive to collect school supplies for children in need at McDonald’s (1921 Tiffin Avenue) on July 23 and 24 from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Supplies will be distributed and volunteers needed at The Family Center on Aug. 1.

The Hancock Historical Museum will host America’s Birthday Bash—a free event on Saturday, July 4 from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. at its campus at 422 W.

Sandusky Street to celebrate America’s 250th birthday with free ice cream, root beer floats, cupcakes, live music and family activities.

Marathon Center for the Performing Arts announced it added two new Findlay residents — Kurt Ohlrich and Jeffery Brust — and re-elected Michael Lewis and Marie Swaisgood with terms beginning in July as it works toward Vision 2035.

Liberty-Benton seniors Claire McDaniel and Reid Irwin were awarded the OHSAA Scholar-Athlete Scholarship, one of only 40 given across Northwest Ohio, recognizing their strong performance in academics and sports.

Bath Township Fire Department celebrated Chief Kitchen’s retirement on Friday—marking 35 years of service—while fire inspector Ken Meyer will serve as interim chief effective July 4 as the board begins its search for a permanent replacement.

Findlay officials have added 'Walk Your Wheels' markings in downtown zones where heavy pedestrian traffic calls for safe travel.

The markings help balance the public right-of-way for pedestrians, cyclists, scooter users & motorists and will be enforced when needed.

Rock Band Camp for Pre-Teens and Teens

9:30-11 a.m. — Heartstring Melodies, LLC — $55 for all sessions — Explore band roles and instruments while creating music together over three days.