&Oh the good old day's of video games. When you could see the pixels and you only had four buttons.

The 2010 Festival of Ships is coming to downtown Sandusky from July 2-4, presented by The Maritime Museum of Sandusky, the City of Sandusky Parks and Recreation Department and the Lake Erie Shores & Islands Welcome Center.

It sounds kind of funny, and you've probably heard it before, but do you know what it means? It has an interesting history, and we're going to tell you how it was used in the late 1700s and what it has come to mean today.

The Lange Trust of the Sandusky Library, which has provided Erie County residents with a variety of free concerts for over 25 years, proudly presents their latest concert featuring The United States Army Field Band and Soldiers' Chorus. The concert will take place at the Sandusky High School Auditorium on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

The area is buzzing with Fourth of July celebrations, but if you're interested in doing something less red, white and blue, this weekend is still jam-packed with a wide range of local events. From croquet contests to classic cars to pugil sticks galore, summer kicks into high gear with this weekend's fun options.

You've heard of putting rats in a maze, right? Well what if you and your friends were the ones scrambling around in there trying to find the cheese? With Transformice, now's your chance to find out.

The Bellevue Community Days, started the weekend of family fun on Friday. This is the eigth year that the community of Bellevue has thrown this festival at Robert Peters Athletic Field and Park, which I have to say was very well put together.