The Galion High School hosted its annual National Honor Society (NHS) Induction Ceremony Monday, Nov. 16.
The Friends of Bucyrus Public Library will sponsor a book sale with all proceeds going to the summer reading and other library program.
The Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office has reported one man died and six others were injured as a result of a two-car crash Saturday evening in Wyandot County.
The state’s labor market is running ahead at full steam heading into the holidays and that was treated as a present by Ohio Gov. John Kasich.
The Crawford Park District invites you to join members of the newly formed Lowe-Volk Astronomy Club as they share their knowledge and telescope skills with all who are interested in the celestial sights.
How many entries were in this year’s Santa Parade? Well, Carolyn Ann Smith said she stopped counting around 270 and she still had people calling right before Friday night’s parade to be a part of it.
Chrysalis Advantage Point will be opening its doors soon but first it’s inviting the public to find out about its new Day Habilitation Program.
Crestline High School Principal Dave Mounts has been placed on paid administrative leave by the district.
With the New Year less than two months away, the Bucyrus Finance Committee met Thursday night to discuss the city’s 2016 budget.
The Bucyrus City School District Board of Education spent a portion of its regular monthly meeting discussing options for encouraging improved wellness among its staff Nov. 19.