Galion Hospital Gets New Doctor

A new doctor will soon be seeing patients through the Galion Community Hospital.

Dr. Debra Celec has a background in general medicine and non-surgical eyes, ears, nose and throat.

Celec will be affiliated with the Galion Community Hospital’s staff of physicians.

Story Copyright Bucyrus Radio Group

ODOT Credits Stimulus For 8,000 Highway Construction Jobs

Ohio Department of Transportation officials say more than 8,000 jobs working on Ohio road projects have been funded by the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act.

Marion Men Sentenced In Fatal Drug Overdose

Two Marion men avoided going to trial this week by working out plea deals in a case of a fatal heroin overdose.

Smoke Alarm Helps Save Trailer From Fire In Sycamore

Fire officials in Sycamore are crediting a smoke alarm with helping them save a house trailer from burning.

Crestline Looks To 'Age' Its Police Department

Earlier this week at the behest of Crestline Police Chief Tim McClaran, Crestline City Council agreed to a move that will hopefully in time bring more experience to the Crestline police force.

Music At The Mural Tonight

The Music at the Mural Series continues with a performance tonight by the country music band, Rough Country.

Mandatory Meeting For Bucyrus Athletes And Parents

A mandatory meeting for Bucyrus athletes in fall sports, accompanied by a parent or guardian, has been scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 3rd, by the Bucyrus Athletics Department.

Bucyrus Historical Day Is Saturday

The Annual Historical Day in Bucyrus will be this Saturday at the Historical Society located at 202 South Walnut Street.

Sulphur Springs To Celebrate With Firemen's Festival

The Annual Liberty Township Firemen’s Festival is this Friday and Saturday in Sulphur Springs.

Circus Coming To Bucyrus

The Lewis & Clark Circus will be at the Crawford County Fairgrounds in Bucyrus with shows Monday and Tuesday beginning at 5 in the evening.

Bucyrus Officals Hear About Sewer System

Members of the Bucyrus City Council’s Service Committee and other city officials spent more than an hour Tuesday morning discussing and learning about the city’s aging sewer system and the challenges of bringing it into compliance with EPA mandates.

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