Crawford County Common Pleas Court Judge Sean Leuthold was clearly frustrated and conflicted Wednesday morning when faced with sending two defendants to prison who had yet to celebrate their 20th birthdays.
Things were kind of batty at the Lowe-Volk Park’s Nature Center Tuesday night as Sandusky County Park District Naturalist Debbie Nofzinger visited the Crawford Park District to give a presentation on bats.
Two people were injured and taken from the scene for medical treatment when fire broke out early Tuesday morning in a house east of Crestline.
A group of Crestline residents attended a public meeting on Monday, Feb. 6 to tell Crestline Village Council how they feel about a zoning change requested by local company Mosier Industrial Services on S. Wiley St.
Every school district in America works tirelessly to help students identify their plans after graduation.
The Galion City Council Parks and Recreation Committee will meet on Feb. 8 to discuss four items on its agenda.
The Bucyrus City Council took a giant step forward Tuesday night when it comes to outdoor dining.
Two Galion City School District students advanced to the Tri-County Spelling Bee at 6:30 p.m. at the Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center (MOESC) Thursday, Feb. 9.
A proposed zoning amendment for Home Town Garage faced no opposition during Monday night’s Bucyrus City Council public hearing, but one for Avita Health Systems dealt with a small pushback.
A rural Bucyrus man’s freedom lasted just a matter of months as a result of his violating probation after getting out of prison early.