Good morning, Findlay.

The Village of McComb will use $220,000 in state funding to build an amphitheater for concerts, festivals, and community events; local leaders + state representatives secured the investment to benefit residents for years.

Train enthusiasts gathered yesterday at Continental for America 250 celebrations as Big Boy 4014 steamed into town for its second summer visit before continuing its tour through Paulding County.

Van Buren High School completed a new chiller installation on Monday, April 6, which increased cooling capacity by 10% to prevent a long cooling outage.

Gym renovations to add air conditioning began on June 1 and are projected to finish by end of July.

Ohio EPA is reviewing over 7,000 public comments on a proposed blanket permit for data center water discharge while Findlay City Council approved a 12-month moratorium on new centers in April.

Supporters cite potential jobs and tax revenue while critics express concerns (including environmental impacts and property values).

Hancock Public Health reported a local bat in Hancock County tested positive for rabies today.

Residents who have been exposed should call the health department (419-424-7870) for guidance.

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.

Lunchtime Live Music Series

11:30 a.m. — Findlay Riverside City Park — Free entry — Enjoy family-friendly live music from local artists while you relax in the park.