Galion Middle School, along with ten students in grades six through eight, has received national recognition for outstanding performance in the Edmentum Study Island Master Challenge.
With a bit of levity about creating “Bill Fisher’s waterfall,” Crawford Park District commissioners approved payment for a tile project at Lowe-Volk Park.
With local communities seeking cost-effective approaches to upgrading wastewater systems, U.S. Senators Rob Portman and Sherrod Brown introduced new legislation.
A state lawmaker’s last-ditch effort to insert a repeal of Common Core education standards into another bill has failed.
The Salvation Army in Bucyrus will be involved with two events in the coming weeks for the Christmas holiday.
A long-time staple in the community may be retiring but his replacement is no stranger to Bucyrus.
Two months after celebrating his 18th birthday a rural Mansfield teen was sentenced to four years in prison for robbery.
Tani L. Eyer was recently admitted to the practice of law and sworn in before the Supreme Court of Ohio. She will join the firm of Sears, Pry, Griebling & McBride.
The Bucyrus City Board of Zoning Appeals approved two area variances Tuesday afternoon.
The Wynford High School Winter Homecoming Court has been announced.