"We are so far removed from the agricultural industry, and this is one way of giving back to the community and slightly educating in a fun way, in a non-threatening way, and we get to meet new people and see new things, huh PJ?" said Gerstner.
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LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) - Radio control pilots will be putting on a show this weekend. The Lima Area Radio Kontrol Society will host their "Sparks O…
On Saturday, June 7, and again on Saturday, June 14, dumpsters will be available at various ward locations for residents to use free of charge.
“It helps build a community knowing, ‘Hey, my kid could do that in the future,’” said Matthew Neeley, president of the Lima Sister Cities Association. “And it just is amazing to see what these kids get to experience — the culture and everything else that you might not get to see in your lifetime, but get to see it through somebody else’s eyes.”
“Music has always been a good part of my life. It helped keep me off the streets. It kept my brain safe,” Henderson said. “I feel like music can help kids—let them release, let them create. Music is a safe space.”
FBI investigators say that Sir Maejor Page of Toledo defrauded donors for more than $450,000 that they thought was going to Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta.
September 25, 2024, Press Release from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources: COLUMBUS, Ohio – As the days grow shorter and the nights a little cooler, signs of autumn have already begun to emerge. As Ohio’s forest canopies begin their color transformation to strong reds, vivid yellows and bold oranges, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) will be providing weekly updates on the best locations to enjoy unique activities and beautiful hues of autumn. As far as the fall color forecast, Parrott believes it may be a sporadic fall color season in the Buckeye State with pockets of vibrant color statewide starting now through October.
In a recent phishing scam, cybercriminals are using real Facebook pages to impersonate Facebook itself. It starts with a fake email stating your account will be deactivated unless you click a link. That leads to a spoofed website that looks like a real Facebook login, which allows scammers to take hold of your account. Whether it be a comment, message, or e-mail, scams often come with urgent headlines designed to grab your attention, and the better business bureau warns any link can be suspicious.
The Lima Police Department has posted information on their Facebook page on where homeless people can get shelter and a meal when the weather hits. Organizations like the Red Cross and the local soup kitchen have offered their services to those that are homeless. Lima Police Department will also be handing out food to those in need thanks to their gap program.