Senator Fedor speaks about House Bill 170 on the Senate floor. Last week, state Senator Teresa Fedor (D-Toledo) applauded the Ohio Senate’s passage of House Bill 170, which appropriates federal Covid-19 relief dollars to schools […]
More African Americans Face Being Dementia Caregivers as Their Loved Ones Age Guest Column Ohio State Rep. Stephanie Howse remembers the series of odd behaviors that kept raising questions about her mother: potato chips in […]
By Patrice Powers-Barker, OSU Extension, Lucas County The Truth Contributor There is an outdated food rhyme that claims, “fresh is best.” While fresh fruits and vegetables can be great, there are some examples when they […]
Sojourner’s Truth Staff Thanks to Pilar Powell-Ware, Toledo has a little more grace, a little more faith and a lot more flowers and gifts – that’s what she has gifted the local area with her […]
c.2021, Sourcebooks $26.99 / higher in Canada 448 pages By Terri Schlichenmeyer The Truth Contributor You can’t see where the roar is coming from. But you can hear it, and that’s what matters. The role […]
The City of Toledo’s six public pools and the splash pad at Savage Park will open for the 2021 Summer season beginning on June 1, which is the earliest the facilities have opened in many […]
The City of Toledo’s mask mandate, which took effect July 14, 2020, will be voluntary as of June 2, 2021, to mirror the guidelines set forth by the State of Ohio and recommendations from the […]
Special to The Truth What motivates entrepreneurs to become self-employed? How do they measure success? What’s their cutoff for profitability and self-reflection on status? A new survey examining these very questions provides important insights to […]
The Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS) will host a series of workshops for small and minority businesses each Tuesday in June. The “You’re Certified: Now What?” workshops will educate companies about how to do […]