Genoa News

Tanks may soon take over the streets of Genoa, Ohio. But not to worry, these Tanks are scooters, standing alongside the new Rowentas, plus dirt bikes, ATVs and utility vehicles at Main Street Motors.

ELMORE - Don't be alone this Thanksgiving....Don't miss out on a great holiday meal from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov.

Genoa Township has two new trustees. Rick Carfagna and Karl Gebhardt were elected on Nov.

Area theaters are serving up variety this week. Comedy, mystery, drama, and music - sometimes in the same show - will be on stages in Toledo and the region.

GENOA -- Parent-teacher conferences are from 4 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, and from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Friday, at Genoa Area High School.

FREMONT -- With a total of $8 billion in federal stimulus funds coming to Ohio over the next three years, there's a lot of money to be spent.

Crosser Funeral Home, which has been in the Village of Elmore since 1975, will celebrate the grand opening of their new location at 19550 West Ohio 51, from 1 to 4 p.m. Nov.

7:08 p.m. -- Report of drunken driving in the 5600 block of North Lickert-Harder Road, Benton Township.

During Genoa's "Meet the Candidates Night" Tuesday, council candidates focused on subjects other than the police department's controversial underage alcohol sting.

PORT CLINTON - Two levies on the November ballot will ask voters to approve funding for area fire protection.

Towne and Country Players, Inc., opened its 44th season of family entertainment Sept.

RUMMAGE SALE, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., St. Thomas Episcopal Guild Hall, 214 Second St., Port Clinton.

GENOA -- The Genoa Area Local Board of Education will meet in a special session at noon Friday in the Administration Building, 2810 N. Genoa Clay Center Road, Genoa.

Seniors from across the county whipped up their best chili concoctions for the first ever Senior Chili Cook-off and Barn Dance on Oct.

United Way volunteers are reaching out to local businesses in a new way this year.

GENOA -- The Genoa Area Kiwanis Club along with the Genoa Area Chamber of Commerce will be sponsoring the Genoa's Annual Halloween Costume Contest at 7 p.m. Oct.

GENOA -- Whether it's strolling through a maze or screaming at creatures lurking around the corner, the area has plenty of fun for Halloween.

An Elmore man suspected of fleeing from police after a crash Sunday morning was found near the same area almost 12 hours later, Clay Township Police Chief Roger Schultze said.

While you were at the Lime Fest this past weekend, did you notice the Cub Scouts selling popcorn? It's a fall tradition; each year scouts knock on doors in their neighborhoods and set up tables in the community trying to sell various popcorn flavors including butter, butter light, caramel corn and cheese popcorn, just to name a few.

Rising costs, aging equipment, and increasing calls for service are behind the Allen-Clay Joint Fire District's request for a replacement levy on the November ballot, says chief Bruce Moritz.