While rain delays are something more common in baseball, fans of The Eagles had to wait an extra half hour before tribute band 7 Bridges took the stage.
With the word out that there was going to be an OVI checkpoint, festival goers seemed to be on their best behavior Friday night.
Entrepreneur and pastor Larry Lotz was born in Fredricktown and grew up on a nearby farm. He will be the featured speaker atan interdenominational Men’s Breakfast.
The rain held off just enough Saturday evening for the Bratwurst Festival’s stein auction to take place, with onlookers nestled under awnings as auctioneer Mike Zahn called out the bids.
The Salvation Army, 224 E. Rensselaer St., Bucyrus, will be hosting a free lunch the week of August 22nd – 26th from 11:00am to 12:30pm.
The latest Labor Report from the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services was a positive one as the jobless rate in the state once again dipped below 5.0 percent.
Colonel Crawford will be celebrating one of their own from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday as they will be holding an appreciation gathering for Superintendent Todd Martin.
Hundreds of attendees to the Bratwurst Festival were able to see James Otto Friday night at the FC Bank Stage. Those that missed out “should have seen it in color.”
The cost being charged for textbooks by some universities for the College Credit Plus program drew the ire of Wynford High School Principal Jeff Holbrook at Wynford’s Board of Education meeting Thursday night.
Day 2 of the 2016 Bratwurst Festival will provide plenty of opportunity to exercise one’s taste buds and tap toes to a variety of music.