The meeting, organized by Finance Committee Chairman Kevin Myers and billed as a “town hall” session, fell short of public expectations while lasting nearly four hours.
The Rittenours have just finished their first year as owners of the established farm-to-table business, which serves a variety of clientele in multiple counties: grocery stores, restaurants, and cooperatives.
The Crawford County Board of Elections has officially certified the Republican candidates running for various city offices in Bucyrus and Crestline for the upcoming primary election.
The Crestline Athletic Department announced via social media that Friday’s boys basketball game against St. Pete’s will be restricted to parents and family members only, with no students permitted to attend.
North Central State College has been selected to participate in Phase 2 of the Rural Guided Pathways Project.
When thinking about people with skills in professions like accounting, marketing, law enforcement, culinary arts, and countless others, it’s fair to say that it’s easy to see the differences between professionals in their fields versus those who are, well, not.
A local company has become an industry leader in giving old drains new life.
A benefit event is set for February 22, 2024, from noon to 4 p.m. at The Bucyrus UMC Admin/Outreach Center, located at 216 Hopley Ave., to support Bob and Sandy Laipply as they navigate significant health challenges.
Are things getting a little stale with the flowers and candy? Are those February 14 dinner reservations getting harder to book?
“It was all coming towards you,” Pastor Tanyce Addison said of the tornado that caused damage to the steeple of Good Hope Lutheran Church in April 2024.