Mostly Toledo. Occasional side quests. Always unsolicited.
The Village Players Theatre’s production of Come From Away offered a moving reminder that even in the aftermath of unimaginable tragedy, people can come together and take care of one another. Here’s my take on the show, the cast, and the local theater community I’m slowly getting to know.
You may know about Monroe Street Diner, but there’s a lot more to this West Toledo institution than meets the eye—including a clock collection, a famous typo, and three decades of stories.
Every city has crime, weird headlines, and idiots. Toledo isn't unique—but the way we talk about our city might be. Here's why the "Only in Toledo" mindset does more harm than good.
What started as a simple staged reading fundraiser turned into something much more and served as my introduction to the wonderfully weird world of StarKid.
A look inside Crumbley Comedy Toledo, where local comics and traveling performers are building a growing comedy scene one show at a time.
I hate fireworks, but that's not really what this article is about. It's about a country celebrating 250 years of independence while repeating some of the same mistakes.
A great musical, a talented cast, and a surprise on-stage proposal made for a weekend to remember at The Village Players Theatre.
An honest look at why many of my friendships have faded over the years, from anxiety and changing jobs to the awkward reality of losing touch with people you still care about.
A chance encounter with a stranger, a rainy parade, and an ordinary Toledo intersection all became part of a story about finding hope in difficult circumstances.
How I taught myself just enough coding to build a website, and my decision to start sharing my thoughts whether anyone requested them or not.