There are tons of things to do throughout the area this fall! We've put together a list of many of the upcoming events so you can get out and enjoy all that autumn has to offer.
Growing up in a small community was a blessing for Stacey Myers Cook. She knew her neighbors, and they knew her.
According to a Facebook post, the committee voted this week to cancel the fall festival due to a lack of members to help organize the event. There is a possibility the festival could return in the future if enough volunteers are recruited.
There were 1,800 chicken and roast beef dinners served during the fall festival and the money raised helps out the parish.
The art club at Continental High School is quite literally painting the town in preparation for the weekend. Friday kicks off the 20th annual Fall Festival for the village of Continental, and every year the art students come down to Main Street to paint the unique mural for the event. This year, over 20 students in the art club were out as early as 8 a.m. starting on the mural. The mural depicts the theme of fall but also encapsulates the village. This year the big red tractor and basket of apples say it all, recognizing the agriculture and farmers that make up so much of Continental. The art students always look forward to the fall festival mural because it's schoolwork that doesn't feel like work.
The annual fall festival at Indian Lake State Park started its three-day run Friday evening. Event organizers say 140 vendors, offering everything from food to fall decorations to crafts for sale, are set up for this year's event. The fast festival has become one of the biggest attractions at the lake each year since its start more than four decades ago. Money raised from the festival helps fund projects at the state park and the Indian Lake Development Corporation projects around the lake area to help with the quality of life for local residents and visitors to the lake.
The Grand Lake St. Marys VIP Association uses Fall Festival to help make improvements to the campgrounds.
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - The Center for Peace and Reconciliation recently held a grand opening Fall Festival for its newly established center.
WAPAKONETA, OH (WLIO) - For the 3rd year, a Wapakoneta church filled several city blocks with free entertainment and invited families to come …
The Lima Salvation Army is hosting their first-ever Fall Festival this Saturday, October 1st. The grounds of the Lima Salvation Army will be full of food, games, and friends. There will be rib and chili cook-offs, a cornhole tournament, and even a pumpkin pie eating contest. It also is a great opportunity for people to see what the Salvation Army has to offer.