Donovan Scott, a lifelong farmer and agricultural leader who helped transition farming practices in Crawford County from horses to precision technology, was inducted into the Crawford County Agricultural Hall of Fame on Sept. 11.
Upper Sandusky High School senior Lucas Alspach was named Scholar Student of the Week, receiving a $500 scholarship from The Ohio State University at Marion for his excellence in academics, FFA leadership, and three-sport athletics.
The Crawford County Art Center in Bucyrus has fully embraced the fall season with the debut of its spooky “Cryptic” gallery exhibition and the announcement of its first annual 21-and-up costume party fundraiser later this month.
The Crawford County Council on Aging is gearing up for a festive and informative fall, announcing an Alzheimer’s presentation, popular bingo events, a Halloween party, and the start of reservations for their annual drive-through Thanksgiving meal.
The Crawford County Sheriff’s Office arrested Farandis Carnell Russell of Michigan for possessing a stolen $30,000 JLG Boom Lift after intercepting a plan to resell commercial lifts rented across Ohio and nearby states.
The Crawford County CEO Program is seeking final investors and board members from the local business community to launch its entrepreneurial class for high school students in fall 2026, building the future workforce right here in Bucyrus, OH.
Discover the heartwarming reunion of Toledo’s Donna Buckner and her long-lost half-sister, Dawn Lohr of Bucyrus, Crawford County, after a public search unearthed family secrets and connected them through shared DNA and a love for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Crestline Historical Society announces a fun-filled fall schedule featuring a new Pioneer Day and Appraisal Fair, a hands-on session on historic ocean navigation, and the annual Memory Tree fundraiser.
Crawford County officially kicked off its America 250-Ohio celebration by planting a Heritage Swamp White Oak at Heckert Nature Preserve, symbolizing unity and legacy for the nation’s 250th anniversary.
Bucyrus City Council Clerk Kelli Patterson-Tussey has officially resigned just under a month into her term, citing ethical reasons and prompting Council President Kurt Fankhauser to recommend suspending non-budget legislation due to Council dysfunction.