Galion’s Bill Burkhart, 83, has dedicated 25 years to hand-crafting wooden memorial crosses for deceased members of St. Joseph Catholic Church and 50 years decorating graves at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, embodying a commitment to charity and tradition.
After 28 years of dedicated service and leadership, Captain Ryan Sparks officially retires from the Bucyrus Fire Department on Friday, November 14, 2025, leaving a legacy of kindness and community service.
Bucyrus Mayor Bruce Truka announced the successful sale of the former Swan Rubber Building at 428 E. Mansfield St. to new owner Samuel Katz of Columbus, who plans to secure the structure and pursue revitalization projects.
Bucyrus native and retired USAF Master Sergeant Greg White spearheads Ohio House Bill 576 with Rep. Riordan McClain to designate November as “Veterans’ Month” in Ohio, honoring veterans’ contributions.
Forge Fire & Company officially opened its new fabrication shop and administrative office in Bucyrus, Ohio, marking a strategic investment in local jobs and manufacturing growth within Crawford County.
The Community Foundation for Crawford County is now accepting 2026-2027 scholarship applications for high school seniors, non-traditional students, and trade school attendees, with a deadline of March 1, 2026.
Richland County’s ‘Tinsel Towns’ initiative highlights numerous holiday events, light displays, and shopping opportunities across Mansfield, Lexington, Shelby, Bellville, Lucas, Butler, and Plymouth, Ohio, from late November through December.
The Renaissance Performing Arts Association presents a one-of-a-kind holiday event, One Night, One Man Christmas Carol, featuring Artistic Director Michael Thomas in the Ghostlight Lounge in Mansfield, OH on December 12, 2025.
Bucyrus City CIC meeting, open to the public, will be held on Friday, November 14, 2025, at 8:00 a.m. to discuss Resolution No. 220-2025, bylaws, and operations.
November is National Homelessness Awareness Month: Learn how the Heart of Ohio Homeless Shelter helps families and neighbors in Marion, Delaware, Morrow, Union, and Crawford Counties combat housing instability.