Melissa Utterback is dedicated to you and the community. She graduated from Maumee High School and continued her higher education endeavors at Denison University. Melissa is a licensed broker in the state of Ohio, a higher degree and education than a licensed salesperson. She became a REALTOR® in December of 2000. In the past two decades, Melissa has been providing excellent customer service to residents in the Northwest Ohio area. In 2008, Melissa was recognized by her peers as the TRAR REALTOR® of the Year award. She has also received recognition as a recipient of both the Northwest Ohio REALTORS (previously Toledo Regional Association of REALTORS) and Danberry President’s Sales Club. She is a lifetime member of the TRAR Million Dollar club. In addition to being licensed as a REALTOR® with the Northwest Ohio REALTORS®, Ohio REALTORS® and the National Association of REALTORS®, Melissa is an Accredited Buyers Representative, TRAR Leadership Academy Graduate and Lucas County Probate Approved Agent. Melissa has previously served as a Director of the Northwest Ohio REALTORS® Association and Ohio REALTORS®. Melissa also founded and served as the chairperson of the Young Professional Network of REALTORS®. Melissa stays active within the community by volunteering as a trustee for the Toledo Day Nursery Board, Maumee Garden Club, Maumee Chamber of Commerce and Maumee Historic Home Tour Committee. She also volunteers for the Junior Achievement organization and delivers nourishment through Mobile Meals program. Let Melissa guide you on your way to your next dream home today!
The Maumee Uptown Business Association is hosting Tuesday movie nights through November, 2022. The next event will be May 31 with MUBA representatives on hand to greet guests. The doors open at 6 pm and the movie, which is free, will begin at 6:30 pm. That leaves just enough time to line up at the … More Classic Movie Nights at the Maumee Theatre sponsored by MUBA
The annual golf outing supports Maumee City Schools and is named after one of its most famous alumnus, Dick Kazmaier, winner of the 1951 Heisman Trophy. The event takes place at Heatherdowns Country Club with a shotgun start at 1:30 pm. The $90 entry fee includes the golf cart, dinner and two beverage tickets. Contact … More Kazmaier Open planned for June 18
If you have headed out Maumee-Western, you undoubtedly have seen the ODOT crews beginning their work preparing for new on and off ramps from 475/US 23. When Arrowhead Park was first proposed, land was set aside for the development of a second interchange at Maumee-Western. From early discussion in the 1980s it was meant for … More Widening 475 and new interchange coming to Maumee
Members of the Maumee Garden Club got a view into what the next generation has on its mind for our planet. Three students from the Environmental Club led the tour on the school’s grounds to the native prairie, greenhouse, rain garden, bird sanctuary and indoor recycling efforts. Teachers Christine Smith and James Magoun, who work … More Maumee Garden Club gets tour of Wayne Trail environmental efforts by students
What has the cold winter and salt application wrought on your sidewalks? Sidewalk installation and repair in Maumee is the responsibility of the property owner. The Public Service Department inspects all sidewalks for safety hazards on a four-year cycle. Inspectors look for uneven heights, broken pieces, and sunken or raised sections
Again this year, the city of Maumee has been named a Tree City honoree by the Arbor Day Foundation. As a member of the Maumee Garden Club, we recently read the book, The Hidden Life of Trees, to better understand trees. The club has donated a copy of the book to the City of Maumee … More Tree City
The operations division, the construction division and the public service administration are all responsible for keeping streets in good shape in Maumee. Operations coordinates street sweeping and snow and ice removal while the Construction performs the asphalt and concrete patching repairs to the streets made necessary by age, utility cuts and other factors and pothole repair. … More The streets of Maumee
The Ohio 5th Congressional District, which encompasses most of northwest Ohio, will hold a contest for high school-aged artists, who live or go to school in the district. The artwork will be displayed at Owens Community College with the winning entry sent to an exhibit at the U. S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. For … More The popular Congressional art contest returns
Art classes with Mary Jane Erard are held at the Maumee Senior Center Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12 p.m. Mary Jane is a well-known regional artist and is represented by the Toledo Museum of Art. All students, regardless of art experience, are welcomed to join Mary Jane. Tuesday classes: bring your favorite medium and there … More So you think you can draw … paint … sculpt?
They’re back … both fish and those who wish to capture them! Hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of fishermen and women descend on Maumee and its surrounding neighbors to lure those wily walleye that return to the Maumee River to spawn. Often shoulder-to-shoulder, these lovers of fishing try their casts to net a few of these … More Walleye Run Begins
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