Editor’s note: Story corrected to note that the Crestline levy is for Crestline Schools and Robert “Rob” Neff are candidates for Crawford County Common Pleas Court judge. CRAWFORD COUNTY – Ruth Leuthold, director for the Crawford County Board of Elections, noted the big issues facing voters and said the absentee hours have changed statewide. Those hours are […]
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For Sale or Lease: Galion’s Big Four Depot
The city of Galion is seeking proposals for its Big Four Depot. The large historic building is empty–though in recent months the depot has been home to art shows, railroad talks and the Lincoln Highway Buy Way event. Mayor Tom O’Leary said there are many reasons for seeking a development team to take over the […]
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Galion’s God’s Little Acre Farmers’ Market a hidden treasure
God’s Little Acre Farmers’ Market, located on the corner of Market and Atwood streets in Galion, is open Saturdays from 9 a.m. until noon and runs from May through October, depending on the weather. First Presbyterian Church opened its parking lot to the market in hopes that the neighborhood could benefit from a market that […]
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Crestline Harvest Festival celebrates 41 years
The 41st Annual Crestline Harvest Festival will run Thursday through Saturday, Sept. 18 – 20 in Crestline’s downtown. Founded in 1972, the event was originally known as the Antique Festival and historically begins on the third Thursday in September. This year the festival includes vendors, bands, rides, a parade and a car show. Also this […]
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Sidewalks coming soon, Crestline FCCLA honored
CRESTLINE – Crestline students will have a safer walk to school. A safe crossing grant will be used to create the school crossing and sidewalks for students to use to get to and from school. Safety service director Marc Milliron told the Crestline city council Monday night that the project is funded 100 percent by […]
