Crawford County launched its yearlong America 250-Ohio celebration in Crestline, uniting 14 historical organizations to honor the nation’s semi-quincentennial and the county’s upcoming bicentennial
Lifetouch management announced Tuesday that its Galion production facility will permanently close in June, marking a major operational shift for the longtime Crawford County employer.
Former Galion/Crestline Chamber of Commerce Director Miranda Jones was sentenced to four years in prison Wednesday after pleading guilty to felony financial crimes in Crawford County Common Pleas Court.
Bucyrus resident Stacy Brady was sentenced to 54 months in prison Wednesday for intimidation and filing a false police report to help her son conceal evidence in a high-profile Crawford County criminal case.
A 76-year-old Morral woman was sentenced to jail and ordered to pay $500,000 in restitution Wednesday following a major Crawford County telecommunications and securities fraud investigation
The North Central Ohio Educational Service Center has been awarded a $1.5 million state grant to provide driver education scholarships for low-income residents under age 21 across 14 counties.
The Crawford County Dog Warden is issuing daily updates on Avery’s Law (Senate Bill 247), a major overhaul of Ohio dog laws and Revised Code definitions set to take effect March 20, 2026.
North Central State College has earned the 2026 Leah Meyer Austin Award and a $100,000 prize from Achieving the Dream for its excellence in student success, affordability, and economic mobility in Mansfield, Ohio.
Located at 416 East Church Street, the Huber Historic Home is a premier 1908 Federalist mansion and event venue in Marion, Ohio, offering a unique blend of industrial history and architectural grandeur near the Harding Presidential Center.
State law prohibits most outdoor burning between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. this spring to prevent fast-spreading wildfires fueled by dry vegetation and high winds.