Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 1st of September.
Good morning, Findlay.
Perry proTech grew from a Lima typewriter business into an employee-owned IT firm that serves health care, education and manufacturing markets across Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, and it uses an owner mentality + dedication to customer service.
Starting in September, Cenovus Lima Refinery will begin its planned turnaround to take units offline for routine safety maintenance and compliance.
Nearby residents may notice flaring + noise, odors, and increased traffic until mid-October.
The University of Findlay will host a 'Fridays at Findlay' event on Sept.
11 featuring Brandon Brant — a celebrated horse trainer and Million Dollar Rider — who will share lessons from his career and his recovery after a barn fire. Doors open at 7:30 a.m. at the Alumni Memorial Union with a breakfast buffet available.
The University of Findlay signed a partnership with the Ohio-Israel Ag and CleanTech Initiative to bring cutting-edge agriculture and clean technology research to northwest Ohio.
Officials say the agreement will benefit students, farmers and local businesses, with state Representative Ty Mathews in attendance.
Senior Leo Egerer earned the G-MAC Offensive Athlete of the Week honor after scoring in both of the Oilers’ season openers on Monday, Aug.
31; he helped Findlay secure wins over West Virginia Wesleyan and Lock Haven for a 2-0 start.
Fifth-year forward Raegan Smith earned G-MAC Offensive Athlete of the Week honors on Monday, Aug.
31 by scoring two goals in Findlay's season opener. She scored on a penalty kick and with a header as the Oilers won 2-0 against Point Park then lost 2-1 to Fairmont State.
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