Real estate transfers
March 11
Northwood man indicted for pandering
A Northwood man has been indicted for photographing children for material that was obscene.
BGCS hires architects for new high school
Bowling Green City Schools has approval an architect and engineering agreement with DLR Group Inc. for the construction of the new high school, partial demolition of existing high school and conversion of remaining school to an activities center.
Slow Roll Bike Ride planned to celebrate Earth Day
The City of Bowling Green’s Bicycle Safety Commission will host the first slow roll bike ride of the season in celebration of Earth Day. The ride, titled Pedal for the Planet, will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. Riders should meet at the Montessori School of Bowling Green parking lot and plan for a leisurely ride on the Slippery Elm Trail. After the ride, participants are encouraged to stick around for the annual Earth Day Celebration hosted by local organizations on the Montessori campus.
BGMS to develop outdoor classoom with help of local donation
Bowling Green Middle School will use a $45,000 grant from the Lubrizol Foundation to create an outdoor learning environment on the school campus.
BGCS to harness geothermal power for new high school
Bowling Green City School district recently had a test well drilled to assess the feasibility of installing a geothermal system for the new high school. The test results indicate that a geothermal system is a viable option for the new high school and will need fewer wells than initially anticipated, resulting in a lower up-front installation cost.
Perrysburg Twp. approves rezoning request: Circle K to go on Rt. 795
LIME CITY – Despite neighbors’ concerns for trash and traffic, Perrysburg Township Trustees have approved a rezoning request that will allow a gas station to go it at a busy intersection.
Reuthinger park purchase finalized this month
PERRYSBURG – The Wood County Park District expects to finalize the purchase of property at the J.C. Reuthinger Memorial Preserve later this month.
Bowling Green named Tree City USA for 44th year
The Arbor Day Foundation has honored the City of Bowling Green with the 2024 Tree City USA award in recognition of its dedication to effective urban forest management. This year marks the 44th occasion Bowling Green has earned this distinction, further emphasizing its long-standing commitment to environmental stewardship.
Wood County man indicted for rape
Two men, one from Wood County, have been indicted for rape.
