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.
Crawford County Prosecutor Matthew Crall is pleased to announce an upcoming training to assist salon professionals in recognizing the signs of domestic violence and abuse.
The Crawford County Board of Elections will meet Thursday, February 9, 2017 at 9:30 a.m.
Normally libraries are buildings in which silence is golden, but things changed a little bit Monday afternoon at the Crestline Public Library as local author and Crestline High School student Jake Martin was on hand to read excerpts from his latest novels.
Attendees to the Crawford Park District’s Tellin’ Tales series on Saturday found themselves in a different location than the Nature Center at Lowe-Volk Park, as the series shifted to the T. & O.C. Depot in Bucyrus.
Bucyrus Mayor Jeff Reser made a special proclamation for John Mikusa, who turned 100 on Sunday.