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Non-profit Lott Industries gives back to the community in more ways than one. But a big impact is through Styrofoam recycling and a local church is chipping in.

Owens Community College and Wood County Job and Families Services are offering students work and professional experiences before graduation.

OATL was created to help teens and young women, escape homelessness, domestic violence, and human trafficking.

The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Resources finds nearly 1 in 5 Ohioans are at risk of problem gambling.

The three-day event provides hundreds of homeless people with food, clothing and other important services.

Eight houses are already lit up as part of the Lighting Up Nevada Street effort, started by a resident who wants to give people a nice lights show, for free.

Since recent studies find gambling to be at an all-time high, mental health experts say offering free telehealth services to Ohioans is necessary.

Wanda Butts founded The Josh Project in memory of her son, who drowned when he was 16. The program teaches kids how to swim and recently had a full-circle moment.

Love 'n Learn Educational Child Care on Secor Rd. hosted a big celebration on Saturday to mark 50 years in business.

Dozens of professionals and students came together at a forum at Owens Community College on Friday to learn about trauma and warning signs.