Okay, I want want to talk about a couple of things involving our constitutional rights, as United States citizens, and how those rights pertain to interacting with police.
Stargazers had optimal conditions Saturday night to see the celestial bodies in the sky. Taking full advantage of the clear skies the Lowe-Volk Park Astronomy Club held its monthly program viewing the night sky.
The Ohio Attorney General’s Office on Friday certified the petition for the proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution regarding the legalization of marijuana for medical use.
With unemployment under 5%, employers are more challenged than ever to connect with highly motivated and qualified applicants.
The Crawford Park District invites you to join members of the Johnny Appleseed Chapter 19 of the Archaeological Society of Ohio to walk nearby farm fields for flint and stone remnants of prehistoric cultures.
Saturday provided an opportunity to get a little wet and maybe even muddy. It was also an opportunity to learn about vernal pools and their importance.
Photos from opening day baseball and softball games for Colonel Crawford and Crestline on Saturday, March 26, 2016. Colonel Crawford hosted Western Reserve and Crestline played host to Northmor.
The Galion City School District Board of Education approved the Gateway to Technology curriculum during the regular meeting March 22.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today warned that his office is receiving more reports of IRS imposter scams as the April 18 tax filing deadline approaches.
Vernal Pools are a diverse habitat to study. Join Crawford Park District Naturalist, Josh Dyer from 1-3 p.m. today as he initiates an investigation of the wetland at Carmean Woods.