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2 days ago | thenews-messenger.com | Roger LaPointe

Roger LaPointeTerra State Community College signed a partnership with Bowling Green State University on June 25, 2025, creating a direct pathway for students to seamlessly earn a bachelor’s degree from the BGSU College of Engineering and Innovation.

4 days ago | thenews-messenger.com | Roger LaPointe

FREMONT - GroveFest celebrates First Lady Lucy Hayes’ love of nature and wildlife at Spiegel Grove. GroveFest is an opportunity to enjoy nature at Spiegel Grove and to learn about Rutherford and Lucy Hayes’ love of the outdoors. The couple raised cows and chickens and planted trees on their beloved estate. Lucy Hayes enjoyed fishing, and she loved nature so much that her official White House china had images of the flora and fauna of the United States, from deer and raccoons to fish and lobsters.

4 days ago | thenews-messenger.com | Roger LaPointe

FREMONT – The weather was hot and humid, but the community Juneteenth celebration did not slow down. The Juneteenth event was hosted by the NAACP Unit 3217B in Fremont’s Birchard Park and Rodger Young Park on June 20 and 21. Juneteenth is a federal holiday on June 19 to commemorate the official end of slavery in the United States, and the NAACP has a series of events planned for the weekend in a two-day celebration.

4 days ago | thenews-messenger.com | Matthew Horn

Vote below for the Messenger/Herald softball player of the year. The poll runs from 3 p.m. Monday to 3 p.m. Wednesday. High school sports girls Nancy Hanger remains part of Clyde sports community she helped to blossomCandidatesHannah Schimmoeller hit nine home runs for Oak Harbor. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Ella Howey was honorable mention all-state for Clyde. Ava Amor was first-team in the Sandusky Bay Conference River Division for Gibsonburg.

5 days ago | thenews-messenger.com | Matthew Horn

He played for his father, Coach Aaron Bomer, and highlighted the valuable lessons he learned from him. Bomer will continue his baseball career at Heidelberg University. Grant Bomer thought he should have been the catcher to earn first-team recognition in the Sandusky Bay Conference River Division as a junior. Bomer controlled the things he could and never looked back as the Lakota senior took the all-conference spot behind the plate and even captured second-team all-state honor.