A total eclipse of the sun
The 2024 eclipse reaches totality viewed from the courtsquare. Totality began at roughly 3:09 p.m. on Monday, April 8.
Prime spot to see a special eclipse
LIMA — Things will be lining up for something truly special in northwest Ohio on April 8.
When will I see the eclipse?
Here’s your look at when you’ll see the eclipse from different places in the region, including the length of totality:
A tale of two eclipses
By Melanie Speicher
Experts recommend eye safety during eclipse
LIMA — The way we view the world is through one very important organ: the eyes. On April 8, residents will have an opportunity to watch a total solar eclipse. Experts recommend each person wear glasses to protect themselves as they experience history.
Visitors expected for the eclipse
TROY — With such an extremely rare opportunity to see a total solar eclipse in the region April 8, visitors are sure to pour into numerous local cities in the pathway of the eclipse.
A population of one
A Canada goose walks across a small island created by flooding at Roadside Park on Wednesday, April 3.
Two transported from crash
Two people were transported from an accident involving a pickup truck and another vehicle at the intersection of Michigan Street and Meadow Lane in front of Lowe’s.
Area hospitals prepared for eclipse impact
TROY — With the solar eclipse coming, hospitals in the region are preparing for every possibility as the day grows closer.
Celebrating birthdays in the darkness of the eclipse
SIDNEY — What’s better than having a birthday party with all your friends present? Having your birthday on April 8 as the total solar eclipse happens throughout Ohio.
