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Education
12 years ago
Bucyrus City Schools to hold parent-teacher conferences

The Bucyrus City Schools will hold fall parent-teacher conferences Oct. 22, 23 and 24.

News
12 years ago
Iraq War veterans can claim Ohio Veterans Bonus

Veterans who served in Iraq have taken advantage of the Ohio Veterans Bonus in increasing numbers this year.

Business
12 years ago
Resets Retro goes back, back, back – way back

Classic games and toys never go out of style, especially with a generation eager for the nostalgia of their youth. New business owner Joseph Shirk has just the answer.

Business
12 years ago
Verizon Cellular Central heads east

Horace Greeley made have advised a young protégé to go west, but as far as Adam Stanley was concerned the greener pastures were to the east.

Education
12 years ago
Bucyrus City Schools launch solar project

In an effort to save taxpayer dollars and provide a unique learning opportunity, the Bucyrus City Schools has launched a solar panel construction project at the Secondary School.

News
12 years ago
Monday’s accident victim dies

The driver of the car involved in a head-on crash with a dump truck Monday on Kile Road has died from his injuries.

News
12 years ago
Positive Seekers’ hay ride, other events planned

Positive Seekers met for the second time on September 30th, 2014. Our hayride is now called the Bucyrus Hee Haw Hay Ride.

News
12 years ago
Search begins for missing Beccy Kemper

Volunteers began canvassing the streets of Bucyrus Wednesday afternoon in the search for 15-year-old Rebecca “Beccy” Kemper.

News
12 years ago
Ten tons of pills disposed of during National Prescription Take-Back Day

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration today thanked Ohio residents for properly disposing of 10.5 tons of prescription drugs during the last Saturday’s drug take-back day.

News
12 years ago
Computer repair scams continue to target Ohioans

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today warned Ohioans to beware of computer repair scams, where callers tell consumers their computers are infected with a virus and falsely claim they will fix the problem.