Kingwood Center opens new visitor center
Winter’s coming; time to get your vehicles ready
Two Ohio bills aimed at stopping governor’s recent alcohol curfew
Ohio’s Move Over Law being ignored
Analysis: $15 federal minimum wage would cost more than 2 million in job losses
Latest Updates
- Analysis: $15 federal minimum wage would cost more than 2 million in job losses - 6:18 am
- Free shredding days set in Galion, Crestline - 5:01 pm
- Galion Middle School hosting anOct. 29 “Spooktacular” - 4:20 pm
- Fall road trips safe, affordable - 8:56 am
- You can become a weather expert, too - 8:55 am
- Ohio Soybean Council wins award for research, development - 8:45 am
- Food distribution starting 11 a.m. today, 1,400 boxes of food will be given away - 8:35 am
- Gallery: Galion girls at MOAC cross country meet: Photos by Don Tudor - 8:09 am
- Gallery: Galion girls at MOAC cross country meet; Photos by Don Tudor - 8:00 am
- Gallery: Colonel Crawford 44, Seneca East 6; Photos by Don Tudor - 6:31 am
- There is still time to vote before Nov. 3 - 5:03 am
- Mill Creek re-zone OK’d - 7:50 am
- Galion area college news - 5:14 am
- Obhof, Peterson introduce bipartisan bill to help Ohio restaurants, bars - 4:40 pm
- Economic numbers give Ohio reason to be cautiously optimistic - 5:24 am
- October is National Pedestrian Safety Month - 5:20 am
- New Ohio laws expected to help small businesses - 5:15 am
- Ohio voters flock to the polls thus far in early voting - 5:54 pm
- As Ohio surpasses 5,000 COVID-19 deaths, DeWine says state’s residents will determine what happens next - 5:47 pm
- Crawford Partnership’s State of the Vision is Oct. 22; It will be a virtual program, sign up to watch - 11:43 am updated: 11:43 am.
- 1,400 boxes of food will be passed out Monday in Galion at Heise Park - 11:20 am updated: 4:38 pm.
NEWS
Ohio Soybean Council wins award for research, development
WORTHINGTON — The Ohio Soybean Council (OSC) received its 12th R&D 100 Award at the 58th annual R&D 100 Awards held on October 1. The R&...
Food distribution starting 11 a.m. today, 1,400 boxes of food will be given away
GALION — The United States Department of Agriculture will deliver 1,400 food boxes to Galion’s Heise Park on Monday, Oct. 19. The food is ...
Gallery: Galion girls at MOAC cross country meet: Photos by Don Tudor
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Gallery: Galion girls at MOAC cross country meet; Photos by Don Tudor
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Gallery: Colonel Crawford 44, Seneca East 6; Photos by Don Tudor
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There is still time to vote before Nov. 3
BUCYRUS — Absentee ballots are still available at the Crawford County Board of Elections for the Nov. 3 general electionYou also may vote by com...
SPORTS
Gallery: Galion girls at MOAC cross country meet; Photos by Don Tudor
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Gallery: Colonel Crawford 44, Seneca East 6; Photos by Don Tudor
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Clear Fork ladies shut out Shelby; Lady Colts earn No. 3 tournament seed
BELLVILLE — Clear Fork’s girls soccer team traveled to Shelby on Tuesday night and finished league play with a 10-0 win over the Lady Whip...
Galion at Clear Fork on Monday at 5 p.m. in D-II soccer opener; Lady Tigers play Madison on Oct. 21
GALION — Galion’s boys soccer team earned a No. 7 seed in the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division II Northwest 3 sectional/district tou...
October 14th, 2020 updated: October 14th, 2020. |
Opinion: Keep those surprises coming!
To be honest, I never thought we’d get this far. The Ohio High School Athletic Association state golf tournament is this weekend. The Galion Tige...
October 14th, 2020 updated: October 14th, 2020. |
LIFE
Galion Middle School hosting anOct. 29 “Spooktacular”
GALION — On October 29, 2020, from 6-7:30 p.m. Galion Middle School leadership team will host its third Spooktacular Trick-or-Treat event. This ...
Fall road trips safe, affordable
(StatePoint) As American families continue to track developments of the pandemic, many are opting for regional travel experiences this fall.For some, ...
You can become a weather expert, too
(StatePoint) Weather impacts a range of decisions we make throughout the day, from what to wear, whether to bring an umbrella, when to head out for a ...
Food distribution starting 11 a.m. today, 1,400 boxes of food will be given away
GALION — The United States Department of Agriculture will deliver 1,400 food boxes to Galion’s Heise Park on Monday, Oct. 19. The food is ...
Galion area college news
Columbus State dean’s listCOLUMBUS — These students have been named to the summer semester dean’s list at Columbus State Community C...
Obhof, Peterson introduce bipartisan bill to help Ohio restaurants, bars
COLUMBUS — Senate President Larry Obhof (R-Medina) and President Pro Tempore Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) today introduced a bill to ...
OPINION
Rob Prtman opinion: Commonsense solutions to promote conservation
In August, we had a historic victory on bipartisan legislation to preserve and protect some of the most beautiful places in America. For years, our na...
Sherrod Brown op-ed: We’re fighting for hair housing
More than 50 years ago, we passed the Fair Housing Act, and a series of other fair housing and fair lending laws, to outlaw discrimination, promote in...
Op-Ed: 2020 College Free Speech Rankings reveal crisis
A university should be a place where students can be exposed to new ideas, where they can engage freely in debate and discussion. But do college stude...
Op-Ed: America needs real debating
If you’ve been watching the Presidential debates over the years you should know one thing: these are not real debates, but crafted sound bites t...
Op-Ed: With election less than a month away, Ohio is safe, ready
Election Month begins today in Ohio! Over the past several months, hundreds of bipartisan elections officials at 88 county boards of elections have be...
Deer archery season is underway in Ohio
Deer archery season is here and according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, approximately 375,000 people hunt deer in ...
BUSINESS
Obhof, Peterson introduce bipartisan bill to help Ohio restaurants, bars
COLUMBUS — Senate President Larry Obhof (R-Medina) and President Pro Tempore Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) today introduced a bill to ...
Economic numbers give Ohio reason to be cautiously optimistic
(The Center Square) — Ohio continues to beat the national average when it comes to economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic despite August n...
New Ohio laws expected to help small businesses
(The Center Square) — To-go cocktails are permanently legal in Ohio and local governments cannot tax plastic bags for at least a year after Ohio...
Galion names new wastewater supervisor
GALION — The City of Galion recently hired Jamie Mendoza as supervisor of the Water Treatment Plant on West Railroad Street. The facility is res...
Heart, vascular specialists join OhioHealth Mansfield Hospital
MANSFIELD — OhioHealth Physicians Group recently welcomed two heart and vascular specialists – electrophysiologist Andrea Uradu, MD, and v...
Galion Planning Commission meeting Tuesday at 5 p.m.
GALION -- The City of Galion Planning Commission will hold a special meeting Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020 at 5 p.m. on the second floor of the City Hall. The...
