As March marks the beginning of Women’s History Month, many look for ways to pay homage to women in their lives. There is an endless list of things to do to achieve this goal, but simply shopping local will do. Read more
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BGSU Falcon flames Zach and Christina Tracy moved to Cleveland right after graduating, but later decided they wanted to raise their family in North West Ohio. In their move back to BG, they planted a new coffee and beer brew house called Juniper. Read more
Clazel Theater is officially reopening. Meet the twenty-somethings making it happen. Read more
Chase Bachman
BG24 News Director
In celebration of Black History Month, BRAVE — Black Rights, Activism, Visibility, Equity — aims to put Black joy center stage. BRAVE co-founder Keisha Merriweather said the way to do this is to put the focus on cultural aspects like art and music.
Throughout the summer of 2020, while cities burned down amid tensions between citizens and the police, the city of Bowling Green attempted to be proactive. In trying to bridge the gap in communication and comfort between the police and communities of color, the city council adopted a resolut…
Students could be zooming around campus instead of Zooming on their computers, and seniors Shakir Blackett and Seth Crosby are making it possible.
Safety Director Lori Tretter has declared a snow emergency for the City of Bowling Green effective at 12:00 pm on Monday, February 15, 2021.
In a year where so much went wrong, the City of Bowling Green’s recycling efforts took a big step forward in 2020. Municipal Administrator Lori Tretter delivered the good news in-person at the monthly city council meeting on Jan. 19.
The Juniper Brewing Company just opened its doors for coffee and a small café menu on Feb. 1, 2021. But they already have deep roots in Bowling Green.
When it comes to saving lives, communication is vital.
Bowling Green gets by with a little help from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. Thanks to a new ordinance approved by city council, infrastructure could see an upgrade within the next year.
Wood County Health Department has received additional COVID-19 vaccine doses and is partnering with Meijer to provide 450 additional appointments this week for people age 80 and older. Scheduling for these appointments will begin at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20 and the vaccines will be administ…
Throughout the community of Bowling Green, red signs reading “RE-OPEN BG SCHOOLS,” can be found in many yards, windows and even cars. This is a call to action by those who believe children should be in school amid the coronavirus pandemic.
