Governor Mike DeWine and state emergency officials are advising Ohioans to prepare for a significant winter storm bringing up to a foot of snow and extreme cold, emphasizing that residents should stay off the roads to allow crews to clear pathways safely.
Mayor Bruce Truka’s 2026 update for Bucyrus highlights a citywide cybersecurity overhaul, 170 new jobs at IB Tech, and progress on a new wastewater treatment plant and airport terminal.
Galion City Council meets Jan. 6 for an organizational session to appoint leadership, set the 2026 meeting schedule, and provide training for new council members.
The official congressional commission for the U.S. Semiquincentennial has launched a nationwide initiative to make 2026 the largest year of community service in American history.
Non-tipped workers in Ohio will see their hourly pay rise to $11 starting Jan. 1, 2026, as the state’s annual inflation-linked wage adjustment takes effect.
The Crawford Partnership confirms 170 new jobs for IB Tech’s Bucyrus expansion, clarifying a heated City Council dispute over job projections and tax abatements.
State Representative Riordan McClain officiated the swearing-in ceremony for the new Bucyrus City Council members, Council President, and City Treasurer as they prepare to take office on January 1, 2026.
The Bucyrus City Council will hold a special meeting on Dec. 18 at City Hall to address year-end appropriations, GAAP conversion contracts, and Walter Drane municipal code updates.
Crawford County Auditor Robyn Sheets announced the 2026 dog license registration is underway, with owners required to purchase an annual $18 tag by Feb. 2 to avoid penalties.
Bucyrus City Council President Kurt Fankhauser warns of a significant administrative backlog with nearly 100 unapproved committee meeting minutes, potentially leaving the legislative body legally vulnerable as the 2024–2025 term concludes.