Bowling Green voters will help pass or reject different candidates and issues this year in a primary election. Read more
Adam Gretsinger
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According to the Los Angeles Times, “Women historically have had a harder time winning executive office than legislative ones.” Read more
Home life for Wood County farmers who lived centuries ago was centered around comfort and convenience. And now Bowling Green residents can see the lifestyle in person. Read more
According to an October 2018 CNN article, heart disease and cancer are no longer the leading causes of death, it is now “unintentional injury,” which includes distracted driving. At BGSU, one group is proactively fighting to prevent distractions behind the wheel. Read more
A long-time BGSU professor is looking to make his mark on the city in an upcoming election.
Adam Gretsinger
City Editor
Madi Stump is running for the 1st Ward seat on Bowling Green City Council this election cycle. Madi is a student at BGSU studying environmental policy and analysis. She is the director of governmental affairs in Undergraduate Student Government and sits on the city Bicycle Safety Commission.
With a new governor comes many changes for Northwest Ohio.
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The Bowling Green community was divided over a ban on plastic bags at the Community Improvement Committee meeting before city council proceedings on Tuesday. More public hearings about the ban are set for March 4, as not all the lobbyists could speak in the given time.
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The City Council honored its promoted public servants and previewed its new public image in a meeting that was almost standing-room-only.
Adam Gretsinger
City Editor
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Mayor Dick Edwards spoke of new infrastructure plans and old neighborhoods at the State of the City Address, reflecting fondly on his 58-year career as a public servant in his last address.
The Northern District of Ohio federal court’s decision to strike down the city of Bowling Green’s dwelling limit ordinance is a win for both the city and realtors but will most likely spark little change overall.
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On Feb. 4, the Bicycle Safety Commission discussed the future of bike accessibility in the city. Some students support these proposals, while others have shared concern.
I’ve been having a lot of car trouble lately, and it’s reminded me of how much I loved accessible public transport. Even though Bowling Green is place where you pretty much need to have a car, here are nine reasons you should try to get around without one.
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