High school football is in order for tonight.  North Baltimore will take on Van Buren on Mix 96.7 WBVI.  Over on our sister station ESPN Radio 1430 WFOB, Lake visits the Fostoria Redmen…The Gridiron One Game of the Week on wfob.com will feature Tiffin Columbian hosting Bellevue.  It all gets underway at 6pm with the Northwest Ohio Orthopedics Psyche Up Show live from Frickers and ends with the Scoreboard Show…

CSX will temporarily close a railroad crossing in Fostoria.  The rail company will close the Findlay Street railroad crossing on Saturday for temporary repairs. The crossing, the first set of tracks on Findlay Street when turning westbound from South Countyline Street, will remain closed until Oct. 2.

North Baltimore Schools received new sod for the Tigers future football stadium… Cygnet Turf donated black sand sod valued at $100,000 and installed it…Casey Sales and Service provided tiling, crowning the field and raking and seeding…Other community volunteers provided labor, planning and equipment… Bleachers, lighting and fencing still need to be installed…No timeline for the first game on the field has been set.

If you ever hear anyone say there is nothing to do in the Tri-County Area, you can tell them they’re nuts.  Saturday alone is jam packed with events.  The Susan J. Komen Race of the Cure takes place in the morning at the Blanchard Valley Regional Health Center on South Main with lots of activities around the 5K.  The Soul Shine Blues Festival is at the Meadowbrook Park Ballroom.  Oktoberfest in downtown Findlay starts at 2pm.  The Fostoria Rail Fest and Fostoria Area Chamber of Commerce car show is at Fostoria Junior/Senior High School.  The Best of the Midwest Comedy Competition is Saturday night at the Tiffin Ritz Theater.

The Book of Unknown Americans,” a novel by Cristina Henriquez, has been chosen as the featured book for the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library’s 2016 CommunityRead.  Henriquez will visit Hancock County on March 11 during CommunityRead month for a public presentation at 7 p.m. at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts.  “The Book of Unknown Americans” was one of the New York Times’ Notable Books of 2014 and made it onto many other best of 2014 book lists, including The Washington Post and National Public Radio.