Local bands and decorated floats took to downtown Lexington with the Lexington Blueberry Festival parade.
Relive the best moments from this year’s Bucyrus Bratwurst Festival parades with our photo gallery highlighting the bands, floats, and community spirit along Sandusky Avenue.
You will see mostly sunny skies Monday through Wednesday, with temperatures climbing from the mid-70s into the lower 80s. Showers and thunderstorms are possible Thursday before mostly sunny conditions return Friday.
Bucyrus faces a stormy Saturday with a high near 78 degrees, followed by cooler weather Sunday with a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms.
Local nonprofit Love’s Reflection is expanding its community support efforts across North Central Ohio, from granting wishes for pediatric palliative care patients and hospice seniors to distributing rescued meals and assisting local disaster victims.
Pioneer Career Technology Center gears up for the new school year with a brand-new Electrical Trades lab and continued expansion in adult healthcare programs.
Marion Crawford Prevention Programs has released its late summer and fall lineup, including Overdose Awareness Day in Crestline, local youth rallies, and the annual “Amplified Expressions of Our Journey” recovery art showcase.
The Sportsman’s Stop on Old Route 30 gears up for the fall hunting season with expanded gunsmithing services, full archery setup, and fully stocked inventory.
The Crawford County Soil and Water Conservation District will host its annual meeting on Aug. 26 at Pickwick Place, featuring meteorologist Jana Houser to discuss shifting tornado patterns.
The ADAMH Board announces upcoming Marion and Crawford County community events for International Overdose Awareness Day, local suicide prevention walks, and back-to-school mental health resources.