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 two lane to one lane change on Conant Street will now be permanent. Council voted March 1 in favor of the change. A design company has been chosen to assist with the final plans. In addition to changes in the Uptown area, a new joint plan is being developed for Anthony Wayne Trail by … More Uptown Maumee changes get final approval from Council
I am thrilled that the Maumee Mirror did a story on the nonprofit Scrap4Art. When I did my spring cleaning last year, I found many items that the recycling-for-art organization could use. If you haven’t driven by or stopped in at Scrap4Art, it is located at the corner of W. Wayne and Ford streets. It … More Scrap4Art – Hidden Gem in Downtown Maumee
Guided tours are still planned for this spring at the Wolcott House. The tours will be on Saturdays at 12:30 and 2:30 pm. Admission is $6 for adults; $5 for seniors and $2.50 for students. Perhaps your children took a tour when they were in grade school but how interesting would it be to take … More Spring Tours at Wolcott House
The Uptown Maumee Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area is being considered by the city. The approval would allow alcoholic drinks to be carried by patrons 21 years and older in the DORA boundaries. An application for such an area has to be submitted to the state of Ohio. A public hearing prior to submission is scheduled … More DORA Public Hearing
According to the Toledo-Lucas County Library website, the Maumee branch has been a seminary, a courthouse, glass factory and, as indicated by the historic marker on the library grounds, the site of Dudley’s Massacre. Dudley’s was an ambush set by the British and joined by Native Americans against the U.S. Military during the War of … More The History of the Maumee Branch Library
On Saturday, March 27 from 10 am-2 pm at the Lucas Country Rec Center, there will be an electronic recycling event. Accepted at the event will be laptops, computers, printers, hard drives, modems, flat screen monitors, cables, speakers, keyboards, cameras, cellphones, radios, game systems and fax machines. Not accepted that day are TVs, non-flat screen … More Electronic Recycle Dropoff to benefit Nature’s Nursery
Did you know that the Maumee Indoor Theatre offers a family film package? Private screenings are available Monday, Tuesday or Thursday evenings. Watch a current movie or bring your own. The package includes pop and popcorn for up to 20 guests. Call (419) 897-8902 to make a reservation! And don’t forget about Wild Wednesdays when admission is just $4.50 … More Take the Family to the Movies
Wayne Trail Elementary is one of only two schools in Ohio to offer the LU system, an interactive game program developed in Canada. Mainly designed to engage students in physical activity, it also offers yoga, workout videos and dancing. There are also academic programs for those in kindergarten through 5th grade in language arts, and … More Wayne Trail’s newest technology purchase
I recently needed to read a book for my Maumee Garden Club’s meeting. The closest branch that had the book was in Holland. After searching on the library’s website, I learned about the lockers in the foyer for the Maumee Branch. I requested the book from the Holland branch and two days later was sent … More Maumee Branch Library Locker System
