For the second time this week a man will be heading to prison for violating his personal recognizance bond.
A Crestline man, who was arrested by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, faces six federal charges.
It is said that no good deed goes unnoticed, but in Galion a good deed by one of the city’s men in blue was celebrated at the Galion City Council meeting.
The old Colonel Crawford building will be getting some improvements to reprieve the building from some of its heat after a special Board of Education meeting Monday.
An unnamed woman complained about a costly ambulance bill to clerk Julie Cronau prior to the New Washington Village Council meeting Monday night, where Cronau recounted the issue to those in attendance.
The Galion High School will host an orientation meeting for students and parents in the High School gymnasium August 18.
Tyler Donathan’s chance to avoid prison flew by the wayside when he violated his personal recognizance bond.
The Fall 2016 Soccer registration period is now open. Anyone interested in registering their children (Ages 4-18 by August 1st) should go to bucyrussoccer.com.
The Crawford Park District will be offering a Boating Safety and Beginner Canoeing program from 6- 8 p.m. at Bucyrus Neff Reservoir 3591 State Route 98.
The Woodlawn United Methodist Church Men’s Group is hosting a Men’s Prayer Breakfast on Wednesday, August 10th at 7:00 a.m.