Waterville, OH

WATERVILLE, Ohio (WOWO). Wildlife rescuers in Ohio and Michigan are facing a growing workload, rising operating costs and fewer places to turn as development pushes wild animals out of their natural habitats. Nature’s Nursery in Waterville broke its annual record for animal admissions in early October — with two and a half months still remaining in the year. The nonprofit had already taken in 3,900 animals, surpassing its previous record. The increase is not limited to northwest Ohio. Out-Ba

WATERVILLE TOWNSHIP – Billboards and police dominated discussions during the Oct. 29 Waterville Township trustees’ meeting, with residents and officers present to share opinions. Police chief search When Police Chief […] The post Chief search and new billboard regulations appeared first on Toledo Free Press.

WATERVILLE TOWNSHIP – In public meetings and online, Anthony Wayne area residents pretty much all share the same opinion about allowing electronic billboards along U.S. 24 in Waterville Township, and […] The post Waterville Township hears input on LED billboards appeared first on Toledo Free Press.

John Nicholson has spent decades donating proceeds from his produce stand to his church. After someone stole his scale, a fellow gardener stepped in to help.

A bridge built in 1908 has become iconic in the Waterville community. Organizers are inviting artists to preserve this piece of history through creative expression.