The Galion History Center is relocating its operational headquarters and archives to Historic Grace Church this summer while continuing to offer its full slate of seasonal historic tours and public programming.
A community pancake fly-in breakfast supporting the Loretta Schimmoler Museum is set for Saturday at Bucyrus Airport, with food, aviation activities and possible weather-related adjustments.
Bucyrus City Council will debate a proposal for automated garbage trucks amid new financial projections showing potential long-term labor cost savings, staffing reductions through attrition, and possible future rate increases for residents.
Experience 18th-century American Revolution history at Lowe-Volk Park during the Crawford Park District’s free Living History Days on May 30–31, featuring immersive battlefield reenactments and family activities.
The Bucyrus, Crestline, and Galion libraries are teaming up to host a free, all-ages summer reading event featuring Wilmington College professor Dr. Amanda Rollins at Lowe-Volk Park on June 6.
Crawford County, OH announces Workforce Ready Intern Program grants awarded to Driven Excavating and Bucyrus Copper Kettle Works to support paid summer 2026 internships and strengthen the local workforce pipeline.
Pioneer Career and Technology Center is concluding its school year by celebrating 617 senior completions, launching a state-funded Advanced Manufacturing Center, and placing nearly 200 students into high-paying trade jobs earning up to $27 an hour.
Mid-Ohio ESC’s Morrow County TurboCert program in Mansfield, OH celebrated its first-year success with a 100% student certification pass rate in high-demand fields like fiber optics, 5G infrastructure, robotics, and advanced manufacturing.
The Community Foundation for Crawford County distributed $219,000 in scholarships to 137 area graduating high school seniors and current college students.
