A 60-year-old Galion man is in custody after the Crawford County Sheriff’s Office seized electronic devices containing child pornography from his Fairview Avenue residence Wednesday afternoon.
State Route 181 will shut down at the railroad tracks in Crestline this Thursday for a single-day repair project, requiring a multi-route detour for local motorists.
Crawford County leaders highlighted local economic momentum at the annual Chamber of Commerce Forecast Breakfast, showcasing significant growth in healthcare investment, manufacturing expansion, and educational innovation despite national uncertainty.
Butler Mayor Wesley Dingus has resigned following criminal charges involving voyeurism and felony vehicular assault, as the village council prepares to formally vote on his departure.
Photo gallery from the 2026 Crawford County Economic Development and Business Forecast Breakfast, hosted by the Crawford County Chamber of Commerce.
The Palace Cultural Arts Association brings the high-stakes survival film “Send Help” to downtown Marion for a limited screening engagement February 27 through March 1.
Now operating as Marion Valley Post-Acute, the facility at 400 Barks Road West provides award-winning skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and secure memory care to the Marion community under new leadership and homegrown local management.
The Galion Port Authority board will meet Wednesday to discuss a potential sales agreement with May Justice Solutions and decide on the construction or demolition of the historic Peace Lutheran Church property.
The Bloomville United Church of Christ invites the public to a free homemade meal on February 25 to foster community fellowship and recognize local emergency personnel.
Malabar Farm State Park kicks off a month of maple syrup celebrations across Ohio, featuring historic demonstrations, wagon rides, and local treats.