The City of Perrysburg Income Tax Division reminds residents that third quarter estimated tax payments for the city are due on Friday, September 15. Estimated tax payment vouchers and corresponding instructions are available online at ci.perrysburg.oh.us.

On August 24, Taylor Hyundai of Perrysburg held an art fund-raiser for Ronald McDonald House Charities. The event featured entertainment, food and a display of artwork available for purchase including paintings and a number of 3D art pieces.

Penta Career Center, a career technical educational facility for high school and adult students since 1965, is searching for individuals for its annual Outstanding Alumni Awards. Since its inception in 1993, awards have been presented to 179 Penta alumni.

Nature’s Nursery is recruiting all competitive and creative critter lovers to grab their hammer and nails and “just wing it.” The Battle of the Birdhouses is back for its fourth year of encouraging artists and raising funds for local wildlife.

The City of Perrysburg and Way Public Library have collaborated in an ongoing project to honor the city’s hometown veterans. New banners have been hung along Louisiana Avenue in the downtown district.

My family supports the Bond Issue on the ballot this fall for Perrysburg Schools because, as the district continues to grow, the facilities need to match that growth in terms of quality and keeping up with growth.

Susan Rowland Miller seeks to bring her unique blend of more than 30 years business and non-profit experience to the school district, students, and the community in her bid to serve on the Perrysburg board of education.

The Toledo History Museum opens up the seamier side of Toledo’s past with a new bus tour of notorious locations called Glass City Garters, Gambling, Gangsters and Gin. The monthly bus tours begin and end downtown on September 9, October 7, November 4, and December 2.

The Perrysburg Rowing Club will hold its sixth annual fund-raiser on Saturday, September 9, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., in Churchill’s parking lot.

Have you ever decided to run for a public office, build a platform, conduct a campaign, get out there and speak with community members and listen, really listen to concerns people have? Kerry Wellstein is doing this; her goal is to be elected to city council. Here’s why I believe she will make an excellent member.