Junteenth Lima will host its annual celebration featuring a parade, live entertainment, arts, food and family activities.
Organizers say the event is designed to bring the community together while commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.
The Area Agency on Aging 3 launched its first-ever garage sale fundraiser to support Elder Justice Programs that assist seniors with unmet emergency needs.
The sale continues Friday and Saturday at 9 a.m. and features donated items ranging from household goods and décor to bikes and toys.
The Allen County Children’s Garden continues to grow and serve the community nearly 30 years after its founding in 1996. The Allen County Master Gardeners kicked off their Summer Brown Bag Series with a presentation on the garden’s history and announced a free butterfly release celebration scheduled for Sept. 13.
The Lima Rotary Club heard a special presentation on Monday about upcoming celebrations for America's 250th anniversary.
The 46th annual St. Gerard Festival drew thousands to Lima for food, entertainment and fellowship while honoring the legacy of the Redemptorist priests who founded the parish 110 years ago.
More than 270 participants took part in Lima Memorial Health System's annual Milestones in Motion 5K, raising money to help patients with essential needs after discharge from the hospital.
In celebration of America 250, Allen County Museum is preparing to open a new exhibit focusing on Ohio presidents.
The Wheelhouse in Lima continues to provide bicycles to residents who lack reliable transportation, helping them get to work, school and essential services. The organization will host a “Blessing of the Wheels” event and open house on June 13 to share its mission with the community.
Team Outreach Lima and several community partners are hosting “Out Loud and Unafraid” to continue conversations surrounding mental health awareness. The event will feature food, music, resources and guest speakers aimed at fostering connection and support in the community.
The Lima Area Tennis Association is celebrating National Tennis Month by hosting a free tennis event Saturday for players ages 12 and older of all skill levels. Organizers say the event will feature fun drills, games and an opportunity for the community to learn more about the sport.