The nation's first presidential library is gearing up for its centennial celebration with a $1.3 million overhaul to upgrade its exhibits and make the facility a must-see destination for history buffs and casual visitors.  The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center in Fremont is getting set to undergo an extensive redesign, including a new front entrance that will improve accessibility to the facility.

The Zombie Run for the Red 5K to benefit the Hancock County Red Cross Youth Council is this Saturday.  The run begins at 6pm at Findlay High School.  Cost to enter is only $20 with pre-registration and $25 the day of the race.  After the run, the Zombie Apocalypse Party will take place with music, food and games.  To register, call 419.423.9322 or visit redcross.org/hcohio. 

The University of Findlay’s “Give your Voice To Values” campaigned surpassed its goal of $50 million in results announced over the weekend.  In total, $52.6 million was raised in a campaign that began in September 2010.  The campaign has created 211 new endowed funds, increased faculty research and added classrooms and laboratories to the Davis Street building.