Unity Elementary School has a new way for students to access books any time of day.
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Lots of authors and fun events will be at the Grand Lake Area Literature Festival - we get the details for next weekend's event!
Shawnee United Methodist Church is opening its doors Saturday to help families in need this holiday season.
The Dollar General Literacy Foundation (DGLF) announced the award of more than $130,000 in youth literacy grants to Ohio non-profit organizations, libraries and schools.
“We're still fighting the battle of screens, whether that be a phone, tablet or a computer,” said Fred Miller Jr., president of the Wapakoneta Breakfast Optimist Club. “So we're trying to encourage the kids to stay involved in reading books. We know how much reading is a part of their education. Also, working at the library, we encourage those kids to come up and stop at the local library and also get books for the Summer Reading Challenge.”
CELINA, Ohio (WLIO) - People celebrated the magic of words Saturday afternoon as the annual Grand Lake Area Literature Festival took place at …
FINDLAY, OH (WLIO) - Sunday was a big day for the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library, celebrating 135 years of service to county residents.
It was a perfect October evening for families to read under the lights! Lima City Schools kicked off their first family literacy event of the school year with "Reading Under the Lights" on Lima Senior High School's Joe Bowers Field. On Tuesday evening, families and their kids were able to grab some popcorn and sit on the field reading classic children's books and going over sight words, parts of speech, and grammar. There were also various games for the kids to play and to run around the diamond. On Tuesday evening, we talked with two Lima Senior students to get their insight on why these nights are important.
After a summer of uncertainty, a huge swarm of bookworms lined up and dashed through the aisles as the AAUW Book Fair kicked off Tuesday! Residents and travelers perused thousands of books ranging from children's books to large novels of non-fiction, romance, and many more genres. There were also games, DVDs, and even sheet music. The book sale is important to the community as money raised will go toward college scholarships for area girls, a tradition since 1957. This year, AAUW presented 14 scholarships of $1,500 each. The book fair is a Lima staple, and organizers are happy to bring it back another year especially after worrying if a location was available.
They have taught thousands of students among them, and they are helping others to teach future generations. The Allen County Retired Teachers Association awarded 13 teachers with grants totaling $3,100. The money was used for projects that encourage students to learn in different ways, from flashcards to sensory tables to graphic novels.