Maumee

BY MIKE McCARTHY | MIRROR EDITOR — A Maumee-area medical team is on the ground and somewhere near the border of Ukraine and Hungary this week on a humanitarian mission to deliver badly needed medical supplies, medicine and surgical equipment to Ukrainian refugees suffering in the aftermath of the Russian bombardment of …

BY MIKE McCARTHY | MIRROR EDITOR — A night of great music and plenty of good laughs in uptown Maumee has resulted in some serious cash to help those who are suffering in Ukraine. The “Dr. D Live” fundraiser, held at the Maumee Indoor Theater last Thursday evening, was a huge success …

BY KRISTI FISH | MIRROR REPORTER — Easter is just a few days away and several local churches are ready to welcome new and current members for services. Ahead of the Easter services, members of First Presbyterian Church in Maumee gathered on April 6 to prepare Easter meal bags for Mosaic Ministries. …

BY KRISTI FISH | MIRROR REPORTER — Girls don’t have to be the best at what they do in order to be worthy of their endeavors. They are allowed to just be average. At least, that’s what Zara Rutherford, a 19-year-old Belgian-British pilot and the youngest woman to fly solo around the …

BY DR. TODD CRAMER Superintendent | Maumee City Schools April 7, 2022 It’s Time To Go Full Speed Ahead: Setting The Course For Maumee Schools It feels like normal is back! Prom and graduation are set. Underclassmen award assemblies are on the calendar. Maumee High School students performed Mamma Mia! for …

BY MIKE McCARTHY | MIRROR EDITOR — The city of Maumee has implemented a new paperless billing option to help ensure that residents receive their future water bills on time. Maumee residents will have the option to sign up for the billing program by visiting the city’s website at www.maumee.org or by …

BY KRISTI FISH | MIRROR REPORTER — Residents around Gateway Middle School can expect to see some black smoke one day in April. School officials don’t know what day exactly, but they do know the smoke will be a sign of good things to come for native plants and animals. “Our native …

BY KRISTI FISH | MIRROR REPORTER — Mike Dick, a seventh-grade science teacher at Gateway, has spent the last several years working on an urban prairie after beginning a tag and release program for monarch butterflies at the middle school. His efforts have been recognized by the Ohio Federation of Soil & …

BY KRISTI FISH | MIRROR REPORTER — Seven individuals and one local nonprofit organization were honored at the Hometown Hero Awards on March 10 for their dedication to the community and their advocacy for Maumee residents. The event, which took place at The Pinnacle, featured Mayor Rich Carr and Jenny Barlos as …

BY KRISTI FISH | MIRROR REPORTER — Thousands were able to enjoy the warm weather while supporting the 15th annual Acoustics for Autism on Sunday in uptown Maumee. More than 80 bands took to eight uptown stages for performances, some of which were livestreamed. For the first time, Conant Street was closed …