Richland County local law enforcement agencies expressed their gratitude to the community for their overwhelming support during the Cram the Cruiser event held over the weekend.
At their most recent meeting last Monday, the Upper Sandusky City Council continued discussions on the proposed new city pool, presenting updated designs that include a reduced-size pool house.
Expect a rainy week ahead, with a mix of rain and snow likely on Thanksgiving Day and night.
The Bucyrus City Council has voted to draft emergency legislation that will empower Safety Service Director Tommy Starner to solicit bids and enter into a contract for the extension of water service from State Route 4 south of Bucyrus and then east along Mt. Zion Road.
The Renaissance Theatre invites the community to celebrate the season with “Christmas at the Ren,” presented by Brightspeed Fiber Internet.
The congregation of Peace Lutheran Church has transferred ownership of their property to the Galion Port Authority after 174 years, with hopes of seeing the site redeveloped and preserved as a community asset.
The Crawford Park District is hosting two engaging events at Lowe-Volk Park this December, offering opportunities for both nature enthusiasts and homeschoolers to connect with the outdoors.
Richland County local law enforcement agencies are joining forces to help fill local food pantries with much-needed food items.
The Crawford Works Board of Directors has announced that the non-profit organization will cease operations by the end of 2024.
While holiday travel can be challenging for anyone, it can be especially difficult for those with Alzheimer’s, as well as their families and caregivers.