The sister-in-law of two victims killed in a vehicular accident on Ohio 4 in October said it was a “stupid, horrible, bad decision” on the part of Jason Bell.
A former LifeSupport employee is unhappy with the way the new service provider for the Central Joint Ambulance District is covering the county.
Down two members because of recent resignations, the Crestline Village Council met Wednesday and cut the number of its empty seats in half.
Transporting defendants to prison from Crawford Common Pleas Court was a busy job on Wednesday.
The financial books for the Bucyrus City School District not only got a clean bill of health, the district received one of only five Auditor of State Awards.
The Buckeye Central girls basketball team was dealt another difficult blow Wednesday morning when head coach Greg Moore was involved in an accident.
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Buckeye Central girls basketball coach Greg Moore was seriously injured in a two-vehicle accident this morning at the intersection of Ohio 598 and County Road 330.
A town hall meeting was held Tuesday night by two former members of Galion City Council with plans on returning $4 million in electric utility overcharges.
The Bucyrus City Council decided to take advantage of an Ohio Department of Transportation project on Ohio 98 that will extend into city limits.