Ohio State University at Marion and Mayes Community Temple are partnering to host the free Marion Histories Spring Lecture Series, a three-part program exploring the vital contributions of Black Marionites to the region’s history and development.
Mansfield Mayor Jodie Perry announced a major milestone for a proposed Buc-ee’s travel center at the I-71 and SR 39 interchange following the filing of a Type 2 annexation petition.
The Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office “Bridge Day” event successfully combined law enforcement and community outreach, resulting in multiple drug seizures, probation arrests, and five individuals connected to recovery services in Upper Sandusky.
The Crawford County 4-H program is looking for an organized adult with food safety knowledge to manage its iconic food stand during the upcoming fair week, offering a performance-based compensation package for the right candidate.
A male driver was killed late Monday night in Troy Township after his vehicle went off Gass Road, struck several trees, and became engulfed in flames.
Ohio State Marion is hosting “Bugs Are for Brownies” on March 22, offering Girl Scout Brownies a hands-on opportunity to earn their Bugs badge alongside female university scientists.
The Crawford County Sheriff’s Office is partnering with the NHTSA for St. Patrick’s Day 2026 to remind residents that “Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving” and to urge the use of sober designated drivers.
Mi Cerrito Mexican Restaurant has expanded into the former Dillinger’s event center in Bucyrus, offering authentic family recipes, a dedicated guacamole and ceviche bar, and an upcoming outdoor patio.
The Marion Palace Theatre will host “Holy Mother of Bingo!,” an interactive murder mystery comedy featuring live bingo games and audience participation, from April 24–26, 2026.
The Galion History Center is opening the doors of the historic Brownella Cottage this spring for a series of restorative sound baths designed to promote community wellness amidst a Victorian backdrop.