From Scouts and churches to virtual communities, the Blessing Box project is a testament to the power of unity in addressing societal challenges. The initiative is not just about providing food—it is about fostering empathy, kindness, and the unwavering belief that everyone has something valuable to give and receive.

Second Harvest and WOBL/ WDLW recently kicked off its 40^th annual Holiday Cheer campaign, which helps us continue to meet the needs of our neighbors.

By better understanding the migration patterns of birds around the island archipelago, the more information scientists and decision-makers will have about important habitat in the area. 

Sandusky High School Programs for S.U.C.C.E.S.S. recently was awarded $4,862,251 for construction and equipment needed for a new state-of-the-art welding lab.

Serving Our Seniors director Sue Daugherty advocates for the well-being of Erie County senior citizens.

Located in the front of the old Sandusky YMCA at 2101 W. Perkins Ave., the new shop opened Nov. 1 and immediately attracted a steady stream of well-wishers and curious book lovers. 

If you’re a coffee enthusiast or simply looking for the perfect place to unwind and sip a cup of Joe, the North Coast has got your caffeinated needs covered.

Sandusky's Loris Printing recently received a grant and used it to purchase new equipment.

Across the globe from Lake Erie, one of the world’s largest lakes is also troubled with toxic algae, and its situation could give scientists information for how to handle harmful algal blooms on Lake Erie in the future.

“We wanted it to be there for all of the people who live in Vermilion, their families and every visitor who come to our town from all over and turn it into a fabulous area.”