Steve Iwanek is a journalist for WBGU, 88.1FM, based in Bowling Green, Ohio. He covers local sports, particularly women's basketball, providing previews, game recaps, and analysis of the Bowling Green Falcons' games against various opponents.
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Steve Iwanek is dedicated to local sports coverage, with a strong focus on college basketball and the MAC Conference. His articles primarily consist of event coverage, announcements, and investment analysis related to sports.
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By: Steve Iwanek
The city bought the land off of Navarre Avenue on Friday for $4.5 million.
The van was one of 10 vehicles awarded nationwide by Bridgestone Tires to Boys & Girls Clubs.
By: Steve Iwanek
The war lasted from April 1835 to December 1836 and was fought over disputes on borderlines.
By: Steve Iwanek
The war lasted from April 1835 to December 1836 and was fought over disputes on borderlines.
By: Steve Iwanek
As of Nov. 30, Ohio has seen over $191 million in recreational sales since it began on Aug. 6. Michigan, however, had sales over $267 million in October alone.
By: Steve Iwanek
LCCS expects to give presents to over 2,500 kids this holiday season.
By: Troy Gingerich Wtol, Steve Iwanek
According to TAWLS spokesperson Jeffery Christoffers, 96% of the nearly 500 members of the union who voted stated that they do not have confidence in the board of education.
Fourteen kids each received a $150 gift card to spend on toys at the Walmart in Monroe.
By: Steve Iwanek
OREGON, Ohio — The Oregon Fire and Rescue Department will look different in the coming weeks as it transitions into a "combination department" and eliminates the "local responder" position, according to Chief Clayton O'Brien.
The power outage is scheduled to last from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., according to Mayor Carol Bailey.
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