Findlay’s Black Heritage Library wants to help you learn something new
August 4, 2020Findlay’s Black Heritage Library and Multicultural Center is focusing on virtual education during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the Black Heritage Library, at 817 Harmon St., Findlay, has not reopened to the public, Interim Director Jerome Gray said its message is getting across virtually and is open by appointment. Community conversations The next virtual event, “A
Shop with a Global Mission
October 1, 2019Bluffton shop features fair trade items Just a short drive to Bluffton, Ohio provides shopping destinations that offer unique products and an opportunity to engage in ethically-conscious purchasing. Ten Thousand Villages, located on Main Street in Bluffton, was the first fair trade store in the United States. Since opening the original Bluffton store 70 years
Help Me Grow
October 1, 2019Serving local families Concerned that your toddler isn’t talking yet? Or maybe he or she seems to lack social skills? Help Me Grow of Hancock Public Health is a resource that can help. An evidence-based program of the Ohio Department of Health, Help Me Grow partners with local families to prepare young children to meet
Sharing Culture and Music
August 26, 2019A group of Findlay High School students recently performed at a self-organized musical evening entitled “A Classical Piano Concert” at St. Andrews United Methodist Church in Findlay
Support For Addicted Moms-To-Be
July 31, 2019Pregnant women who are addicted to opiates face an increased risk of health complications from both the drug use and the lack of prenatal care. Every woman who gives birth at Blanchard Valley Hospital is screened for drugs in her system, something that is standard at most hospitals. But by then, the effects of the