Waterville News

Two motorcycles collided late Sunday night at a Waterville intersection, prompting one of the riders to be flown to St.

Renovating an old farmhouse and raising kids in the country seemed like just the ticket to Wendy Wilson.

Sunday is one of the two remaining Open Art Days at Toledo Botanical Garden. Buildings and studios in the garden's Artists' Village will be open from noon to 4 p.m. and will offer creative activities in stained glass, pottery, photography, painting, drawing, and more, for adults and children.

The Blue Bird train and a truck collided Wednesday afternoon at Toledo Lake Erie and Western Railroad's gated crossing in Waterville.

Saturday, June 27, 2009 at 11:22 a.m. Lucas County : Interstate 75/Central Avenue: Bridge Replacement updates for the three bridges at Central Avenue, Douglas Road and Auburn Avenue for the widening of I-475/I-75. The Central Avenue bridge over I-75 is closed to traffic and pedestrians until October 2009.

The Bluebird train is honoring veterans and running an extended service for the July 4th holiday.

Civilization has caught up with Dorothy Moosman, in the form of a fence across the front yard of her Waterville Township home.

Toledo Zoo, Muddy the Mudhen train rides, Sushi Saki Fest, and more! Check out some fun things to do this Father's Day: Sushi Saki Fest at the Courtyard at the Navy Bistro is going on from 8 until midnight tonight.

Construction of the east end of the new U.S. 24 began Monday. The Ohio Department of Transportation expects it to take three years to build the stretch of new highway between Hertzfeld Road in Providence Township and the existing, four-lane U.S. 24 north of Waterville.

Just in time for its 40th anniversary, the Bluebird excursion train is back at its home station in Waterville.

You know my travel policy: Get in the car and go. Just do it, alone or with someone, or even with a carload of friends and family.

The Town Center at Levis Commons became the latest front yesterday in the Ohio Historical Society's battle to preserve its operating budget and public services.

Auctioneer Jason Whalen had barely gotten the word "sold" out of his mouth Saturday when a voice from the crowd asked the new owner of the historic John Pray home in Waterville whether he planned to restore it.

ODOT will start work on the new 4 lane U.S. Route 24 project on June 15th. It's been in the works for decades.

FREMONT: Mrs. Helene Waugh died on Sunday, May 24, 2009 at Stein Hospice. Mrs. Waugh was born on November 9, 1909 in Sandusky County, rural Clyde to the now deceased Blaine and Alice Mohn.

UPDATED: A Toledo father may soon be charged with murder after his infant son died early Tuesday - the result of multiple injuries sustained in an April assault.

Add a new line to that quaint 'Sittin' in a Tree' childhood taunt - the one that says first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes so-and-so in a baby carriage.

For Brad Allen, the big yellow house at the top of the hill was a great place to grow up.

A month and a half later than planned, the Ohio Department of Transportation has awarded its contract to build part of the new U.S. 24 between Waterville and Napoleon.

The completion of two more sections of U.S. 24 and the beginning of another will highlight area construction projects this year on state and federal routes.