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News
10 years ago
Crawford Park District to celebrate National Read a Book Day

The Crawford Park District invites you to come to Lowe-Volk at 10 am and 2 pm on Tuesday, September 6 for National Read a Book Day.

News
10 years ago
Bucyrus police arrest two

Two people were arrested late Thursday night during an incident in the 1000 block of Winchester Avenue in Bucyrus.

News
10 years ago
Crawford Park District celebrates centennial of National Park Services

The Crawford Park District threw a birthday party for the organization that could be considered its older sibling Thursday afternoon.

News
10 years ago
Two taken to hospital for overdoses Wednesday evening

The ever-present danger of heroin use was very clear in Bucyrus on Wednesday evening when two men were taken to the hospital for treatment for overdosing on the drug.

Education
10 years ago
Bucyrus BOE approves Crawford Works partnership

The Bucyrus City Schools Board of Education agreed to work with a new group attempting to bring Crawford County citizens in poverty out of economic despair Thursday night.

Announcements
10 years ago
Crawford County Sports Hall taking nominations

The Crawford County Sports Hall of Fame is currently taking applications for nominees to the hall.

News
10 years ago
Lowe-Volk Astronomy Club to view galaxy center Saturday

Join Crawford Park District volunteers and members of the Lowe-Volk Astronomy Club Saturday at 8:30 p.m. as they share their knowledge and telescope skills with all who are interested in the celestial sights.

News
10 years ago
You! Matter Chicken Dinner to raise funds for Suicide Coalition

The Crawford County Suicide Prevention Coalition will be having a You! Matter Chicken Dinner from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Oct. 15.

News
10 years ago
Driver injured in one-vehicle crash in Bucyrus

A collision between a pick-up truck and a light pole in Bucyrus Thursday morning left both looking the worse for wear, and sent the driver of the truck to the hospital.

News
10 years ago
Phone calls lead to 16-month prison sentence

Phone calls are what led a Crestline woman to be sentenced to 16 months in prison rather than being placed on community control.