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Education
7 years ago
CCHS releases 3rd quarter honor and merit rolls

NORTH ROBINSON — Colonel Crawford High School has announced its students who have achieved a spot on the school’s honor and merit rolls.

News
7 years ago
Wyandot County reports first confirmed COVID-19 case

UPPER SANDUSKY — Wyandot County Public Health has reported the first lab-confirmed case of COVID-19.

News
7 years ago
Council passes finance-focused ordinances

GALION — Much like many meetings right now, Galion City Council live-streamed its meeting for those who wanted to watch but were not essential to the meeting.

News
7 years ago
Bucyrus Police investigate crash of vehicle into building

BUCYRUS―Bucyrus Police investigated an accident on Monday morning involving a vehicle that had crashed […]

News
7 years ago
Galion Police investigated multiple calls on Monday

Monday, March 23, 2020 2 a.m.-A report of a reckless driver was investigated in […]

News
7 years ago
First COVID-19 case confirmed in Crawford County

BUCYRUS — Health officials with Crawford County Public Health said in a press conference Tuesday at 1 p.m. that the first confirmed case of COVID-19 has been found in Crawford County.

Education
7 years ago
Martin gives updates on state-mandated break

NORTH ROBINSON — At a Colonel Crawford Local Schools Board of Education meeting being live-streamed on Monday night, Colonel Crawford Local Schools Superintendent Todd Martin gave the board, and those who were watching online, an update on COVID-19 and how the school is handling Gov. Mike DeWine’s extended spring break.

Court/Crime
7 years ago
Suspect dumps car, arrested after foot chase

BUCYRUS — Crime has not been furloughed, and law enforcement has proved essential personnel as a Bucyrus man was arrested Monday afternoon after a brief foot chase with Bucyrus Police Department officers.

Business
7 years ago
Local distillery makes sanitizer out of alcohol supply

GALION — The Iron Vault Distillery is busy bottling a different kind of alcohol these days all in the “spirit” of giving back to the community.

News
7 years ago
OFDA urges funeral homes to follow best practices in COVID-19 response

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Funeral Directors Association (OFDA) remains committed to providing our membership with resources that ensure the health and well-being of funeral professionals, as well as the families they compassionately serve.

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