Wind, cold, and rain did not deter those who came out Saturday morning to honor the memory of individuals lost and to offer support for the Into the Light Annual Walk for Suicide Prevention.
Bucyrus City Council President Sis Love has referred Plymouth Street easements for the 2017 project to the Platting Committee.
The third annual BBQ Benefit and “Concert On The Green” for the Alpha Recovery 12 Step Program will again take place under the “Big Top” on the campus of Woodlawn United Methodist Church.
The Bucyrus Public Library’s longest running book discussion group, BookMarkers will have their last meeting of the spring on Tuesday, May 17.
The Bucyrus Public Library’s monthly Pinterest Make and Take series is back on Monday, May 16th at 6 PM.
Oftentimes those who get sentenced on lower level drug crimes in Crawford County Common Pleas Court end up going to one place in town that has been quietly waging its own battle against drug addiction: Maryhaven.
The National Association of Letter Carriers and the U. S. Postal Service will join together on Saturday, May 14 to help more than 48 million Americans, including one in five children, who face hunger every day.
Mark your calendars for Fourth of July weekend!
Expect solid waste rates to rise this summer.
Parents of students attending Buckeye Central may feel a little heavier in the wallet next school year as the Buckeye Central School District Board of Education approved waiving student fees Thursday night.