Ohio State Marion offers free storytelling workshop in Marion
Ohio State Marion is offering a free three-part storytelling workshop for community members, with applications due Nov. 6 and sessions beginning Nov. 16.
Veteran of the Month: Stephen Cline’s Journey From Marine to Soldier to Nonprofit Founder
After serving six years in the Marine Corps and 11 years in the Army, including three voluntary combat deployments to Iraq, Stephen Cline turned a personal tragedy involving his emotional support dog into Veterans With Pets, a nonprofit dedicated to helping veterans care for the animals that support them.
Nearly 150 attend Crawford County Manufacturing Breakfast
Nearly 150 manufacturers, educators and business leaders gathered in Crawford County to discuss manufacturing trends, workforce development and the industry's future.
Mansfield drug trafficking roundup leads to arrests, cash and drug seizures
Authorities arrested suspects and seized crack cocaine and $14,327 during a Mansfield drug trafficking roundup led by METRICH on Oct. 20. Two indicted targets remain at large.
Bat tests positive for Rabies in Bucyrus, Crawford County Public Health warns
A bat found in Bucyrus has tested positive for rabies, prompting Crawford County Public Health to urge residents to avoid wildlife contact and keep pets' vaccinations current.
Bucyrus Mayor Bruce Truka supports Schines Art Park
Bucyrus Mayor Bruce Truka donated $600 for Schines Art Park lighting as the downtown landmark preserves local theater history ahead of the Linda Friend Spooktacular.
Linda Friend Memorial Spooktacular moves downtown, aims to unite Bucyrus Halloween events
The Linda Friend Memorial Spooktacular returns Oct. 24 with free Halloween activities, trunk-or-treat, pumpkins, giveaways and a community movie downtown Bucyrus.
Veterans With Pets plans Howl-O-Ween event at Blackfork Commons
Veterans With Pets will host its Howl-O-Ween celebration Oct. 17 at Blackfork Commons in Shelby, featuring more than 50 vendors, food trucks, pet competitions, children's activities and programs supporting veterans and their companion animals.
Crawford County Songwriters featured on David Allan Coe’s final album
Crawford County songwriters Shane Grove and Erik Westfall helped write songs for David Allan Coe’s final completed studio album, A Million Reasons, scheduled for release October 16.
North Central State College honors nursing leader as Alumnus of the Year
North Central State College named Mansfield nursing leader Joia Crago its Alumnus of the Year, recognizing her healthcare leadership, community service and commitment to mentoring future nurses
