The 8th annual Scholarships for Success event raised $35,000 for local students at the Crawford Success Center, featuring the presentation of the 2026 Leadership Award to Fred Fischer.
Colonel Crawford Schools hosted the largest-ever Ohio LEO Club state convention on Saturday, bringing together 120 student leaders from across the state for community service and leadership development.
Colonel Crawford School Board faces a projected $1.6 million revenue loss due to House Bill 186 while considering a community petition to elevate bowling to a varsity sport.
Bucyrus landmark Ehrhart’s Party Store is under new ownership as Hayley Matheny sells the historic 108 N. Lane St. business to the Mason-based DJ Group.
Kokosing Construction in partnership with Central Ohio Crime Stoppers is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a driver in a maroon Toyota sedan who struck and killed 25-year-old worker Jordan Thomas on Interstate 70.
Crawford County launched its yearlong America 250-Ohio celebration in Crestline, uniting 14 historical organizations to honor the nation’s semi-quincentennial and the county’s upcoming bicentennial
Lifetouch management announced Tuesday that its Galion production facility will permanently close in June, marking a major operational shift for the longtime Crawford County employer.
The City of Galion is asserting its perpetual easement rights over the Levant-Dawson Trail after a Zillow listing for 825 Harding Way West appeared to include the public bike path as part of the private property sale.
Bucyrus resident Stacy Brady was sentenced to 54 months in prison Wednesday for intimidation and filing a false police report to help her son conceal evidence in a high-profile Crawford County criminal case.
A 76-year-old Morral woman was sentenced to jail and ordered to pay $500,000 in restitution Wednesday following a major Crawford County telecommunications and securities fraud investigation