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News
11 years ago
Paul Forster resigns from New Washington Village Council

Longtime councilman Paul Forster tendered his resignation to the New Washington Village Council Monday night.

Education
11 years ago
American Legion honors Colonel Crawford principal

End-of-the-year honors at school board meetings typically go to students and sometimes teachers.

News
11 years ago
Woman gets rare chance at intervention program

By Krystal Smalley ksmalley@wbcowqel.com Judge Sean Leuthold spent extra time speaking with 22-year-old Brooke […]

Education
11 years ago
Galion students earn regional honors in state art competition

Six Galion High School students had 8 pieces selected as Regional Winners in the District 2 judging at Ontario High School.

News
11 years ago
Man gets maximum sentence for smuggling drugs into jail

Crawford County Common Pleas Court Judge Sean Leuthold couldn’t keep the disdain out of his voice when sentencing a 50-year-old Galion man on Monday.

News
11 years ago
Diverse Diets program just one of many at Mohican Wildlife Weekend

Eating habits of amphibians and reptiles were on display at the Lowe-Volk Park Nature Center Saturday afternoon as part of the annual Mohican Wildlife Weekend.

News
11 years ago
It’s in the basket! BPL hosts program on disc golf

Visitors to the Bucyrus Public Library learned of a new type of golf Saturday morning as they were treated to a program on Disc Golf.

News
11 years ago
Neighbors helping neighbors for Community Clean Up Day

The City of Galion, in partnership with the Galion Ministerial Association and other community groups, will be holding a Community Clean Up Day on Saturday, May 21, 2016.

Business
11 years ago
Bucyrus students set to tour local businesses April 29

The education and business communities in Crawford County are coming together to raise awareness for, and get students interested in, careers available in the community.

Education
11 years ago
Galion schools approve new course and community service

The Galion City School District Board of Education approved two new programs aimed at increasing student success and helping the Galion community during its regular meeting April 21.