Spending on new air systems for the New Washington Fire Department was finalized by the Village Council on Monday night.
Susan M. Campbell was a woman who loved her community and even 17th years after her passing, continues to give back to that community.
“Can you hear me now” may soon be added to the lexicon of obsolete phrases, at least in the New Washington area.
Buildings, both the tearing down and construction of, topped the list of items for Monday’s Colonel Crawford Board of Education meeting.
Changes may soon be coming to a handful of local businesses.
The Bucyrus City Board of Zoning Appeals has scheduled a meeting for Tuesday, September 30.
School all across Ohio are measured by results and Pioneer Career and Technology Center has a strong record of proven results.
Saturday’s weather provided the perfect back drop for a stroll into the county agricultural past at the Farm Heritage Days at Unger Farm.
Black Bart and his band of desperados weren’t hiding out in the woods from Ralphie and his Red Ryder BB gun at Lowe-Volk Park.
In recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Turning Point will be holding their annual Picnic on the Porch.