Retired Crestline teacher and coach Jim Bauer has found a “second calling” in Uganda, partnering with Crossroads in Mansfield and Show Mercy International to build homes, lead sports camps, and provide humanitarian aid.
Bucyrus youth soccer players braved cold temperatures to kick off the season this past Saturday, with bundled-up spectators cheering them on.
North Central State College is offering a free, interactive Women in Leadership workshop led by Kim Jenney to help local professionals build confidence and practical leadership skills.
Pillar Credit Union advises Marion, Ohio residents to protect their financial health by accessing free annual credit reports at AnnualCreditReport.com to detect identity theft and errors.
The Crawford Park District is welcoming spring with a rescheduled wildlife photography exhibit by Ron Paynter and a series of interactive outdoor programs ranging from hi-tech egg hunts to astronomy nights.
The 19th annual Richland Area Chamber Business Expo brought “Expo-Opoly” to the Richland County Fairgrounds in Mansfield on Thursday, showcasing over 100 local businesses and marking the debut of new President and CEO Jessica Gribben.
In honor of National Kidney Month, retired educator Mary Kay Hagerty—who has long-standing ties to Bucyrus—is seeking a living kidney donor through programs at Indiana University Health and Ohio medical centers as she battles stage four kidney disease.
Colonel Crawford FFA seniors Gage Billings and Keegan Ward have gained national attention for their meticulous restoration of a 1950 Ford 8N tractor, a raffle project that has sold tickets in over a dozen states to benefit both the local chapter and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
The Crawford County “Farm Hop” self-guided agricultural tour returns Saturday, April 25, featuring seven local stops including a lavender farm, an exotic animal farm with emus, and fresh produce markets.
Ohioans facing mental health or substance use crises can access confidential 24/7 support by calling or texting the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, while Crawford County residents have additional local access through the 1-800-544-1601 crisis line.