Join us as we celebrate our country's 250th anniversary for the final in a series of historical lectures on Oct 3. History about the Vietnam War. All lectures are sponsored by the Grand Rapids Historical Society. Programs begin at 7pm with free admission.
Sunday School 9am and Sunday Worship 10am
We are 100% volunteer department serving nearly 1,600 residents of Grand Rapids Township. In addition to the 14 square miles of Grand Rapids township, we also offer water rescue for ~9 miles of the Maumee River in Grand Rapids and Washington Townships. We train every other Monday at the New Fire Station on Wapakoneta at...
The Otsego Food Pantry presents the 2026 Kids Volunteer Hour. Kids age Pre-K through 8th grade can come to the Otsego Food Pantry and spend an hour volunteering on projects that help support the pantry. Always the first Tuesday of every month. Call/text the pantry at 419-830-1051 with questions.
Experience Yoga Faith, a transformative weekly class at Buchuvida led by Jo Feltman and Christine Fowler. Donations accepted. Unite your mind, body, and spirit through gentle movements, breathwork, and mindfulness. People of all experience levels are welcome. Discover inner peace, release stress, and cultivate well-being. Join us and embark on a journey of self- realization...
Enjoy a relaxing paddle down the Maumee River before ending your journey by picking your own bouquet of flowers at the GardenView Flowers' U-Pick Garden Maumee River Outfitters is partnering with GardenView Flowers for U-Pick & Kayak events on alternating Fridays (5pm start time) & Sundays (2pm start time) throughout the summer season.
Sunday School 9am and Sunday Worship 10am
Since 1977, the Applebutter Fest has been a beloved local tradition, offering a blend of historical re-enactments, artisan crafts, live music, delectable food, and of course, delicious apple butter. What began as a modest gathering has blossomed into a vibrant event, drawing over 30,000 attendees annually. Guided by the Historical Society of Grand Rapids Ohio, our...
