A reduction in bag limits and antlerless permit use, as well as a shift in the youth season during the 2015-2016 hunting seasons, were among regulations proposed to the Ohio Wildlife Council at its regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 11.
Common Pleas Court Judge Sean Leuthold did not take kindly to the community control violations committed by a Bucyrus man.
On Tuesday, Feb. 17 the Health and Safety Committee will meet in Council Chambers of City Hall for a special Committee meeting at 6:30 p.m.
The Crawford County Board of Elections will meet Tuesday, Feb. 17.
The Crawford Theatre Company will present the musical comedy ‘Nunsense A-Men!’ as a dinner theatre at the Bucyrus Elks.
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Galion High School students are learning more than Spanish this week in Ms. Molly Fairchild’s classes.
Bucyrus Secondary School teachers, representing grades 6-12, were the first to participate in a pilot program aimed at raising awareness for the manufacturing industry in Bucyrus.
The Galion Elementary Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) is extending student-learning experiences by sponsoring “Paws on Pawns,” an after-school chess club at the Galion Intermediate School.
The Ohio House has unanimously passed a bill that bars schools from using the results of new proficiency tests to determine a student’s advancement to the next grade level.