The Bucyrus Little Theatre is shifting its Saturday performances of the dark comedy “Bat Boy: The Musical” to 2 p.m. matinees to allow high school cast members to attend their Homecoming dances at Wynford and Colonel Crawford High Schools.
Third Street Family Health Services now provides trusted Marion, Ohio mental health and counseling services at the former Marion Area Counseling location.
Ohio State Marion student Sydney Sullivan explored Deaf culture and Italian Sign Language (LIS) during a transformative STEP study abroad program in Siena, Italy.
Enjoy inflatables, a craft show, and games for all ages at the Full Gospel Lighthouse Church Fall Festival Family Fun Day on Saturday, October 11, at 134 W Irving St.
Mansfield Police are seeking public assistance to recover a stolen orange 1989 Chevy Box Van food truck, distinctively marked “SHAWARMA ROLLS & GYRO,” taken from 753 Springmill St; contact Detective Schacherer at 419-755-9766 with information.
Photo gallery from the 2025 Wyandot Classics and Cruisers car show in Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
A Crawford County jury swiftly convicted Bucyrus man Bradley Heater on eight counts of rape and one count of intimidation of a victim, with the 58-year-old now facing up to 91 years in prison.
A 16-year-old driver from Lexington, Ohio, suffered serious injuries in a two-vehicle crash on State Route 314 in Richland County after losing control and striking a pickup truck driven by Gregory Ditmars, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
The Ohio State University at Marion will recognize Stephen M. Geib, founder of Agape for Youth, Inc. and outstanding youth advocate.
Crestline Exempted Village Schools are launching the 2025–26 academic year with new K–6 STEM and middle school Career Awareness programs, strong community focus, and a proposed Field House bond levy
