Friday Night Phoneboard: Krystal Smalley and Scott Nichols

Crawford County Now reporter Krystal Smalley and Bucyrus and Galion McDonald's owner Scott Nichol visited the WQEL studio for Friday Night Phoneboard to talk with Don Diosi about the Columbus Blue Jackets.

By February 7, 2017 6:00 pm

Crawford County Now reporter Krystal Smalley and Bucyrus and Galion McDonald’s owner Scott Nichol visited the WQEL studio for Friday Night Phoneboard to talk with Don Diosi about the Columbus Blue Jackets. The show ran on Jan. 27, 2017.

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