A 36-year-old Nevada man was sentenced to 48 months in prison Wednesday as a result of violating probation, but he is likely to get out early.
With the modulars that house the Wynford Junior High exceeding their shelf life discussions were held during Superintendent Fred Fox’s report to the Wynford Board of Education on what to do with the aging temporary school houses.
Crestline Village Council met in regular session on Monday, Feb. 20. All members were present.
The Bucyrus Athletic Boosters will be hosting a “Night Out” fundraiser April 1. The event will take place at the Bucyrus Elks Lodge #156.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine may not have announced his candidacy for governor yet, but he laid a strong foundation for it, especially when it comes to education.
Fans of nature, photography, and nature photography have a few days left to visit the Nature Center at Lowe-Volk Park for the Crawford Park District’s 2017 Nature Photography Exhibit.
A split second decision can be regretted in hindsight, but Judge Sean Leuthold argued that Jeremy Schaffer’s actions were not the culmination of such a choice.
The Bratwurst Festival Committee was unable to achieve a request made by Bucyrus City Council, but the committee is hoping that another option will lend them a bit of credit.
The City of Galion will begin hydrant flushing on Feb. 22 in the southwest quadrant of the city (south of Harding Way and west of Market Street).
Ohio drivers may be paying more to get their license plate or driver’s license under proposed changes to the state transportation budget.