AgCredit has introduced a new First-Time Home Buyer program offering up to 97% financing for purchasing homes in rural communities, making homeownership more accessible for those outside city limits.
North Central State College’s Crawford Success Center is expanding its workforce development offerings, including a two-day open house to help prospective students and a focus on customized technical training for local employers, often reimbursable through Ohio TechCred.
United Way of North Central Ohio announced a major organizational update, including the purchase of a new headquarters in downtown Marion, a multi-county coffee crawl event series, and its fourth consecutive clean financial audit.
The annual two-day Christmas Open House hosted by the AVITA Health System Bucyrus Auxiliary serves as a crucial fundraiser for student scholarships and essential patient comfort items for the hospital.
The Department of Veterans Affairs provides comprehensive burial benefits for eligible veterans and their families, including national cemetery interment, headstones, and monetary allowances.
Ohio Mutual Insurance executive Todd Boyer explains the role of AI in the insurance lifecycle, warns how a government shutdown halts NFIP flood insurance, and details the financial threats posed by third-party litigation funding.
DNP Doug Schroer offers essential Halloween safety tips for parents, covering managing children’s candy intake, identifying allergy-safe treats (Teal Pumpkin Project), using FDA-approved face paint, and preventing injuries with pumpkin carving kits instead of sharp knives.
The Galion Community Theatre is set to open its production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame across two weekends in November and will announce its highly anticipated 2026 season on November 9.
Unger Park Post Acute in Crawford County will host a free monthly drive-through meal for seniors starting November 18, and new ‘Matter of Balance’ fall prevention classes.
First Federal Community Bank is using Cybersecurity Awareness Month in October to educate the public on the “I-shing family” of scams—phishing, smishing, and vishing—which are designed to trick users into giving up personal information.