Kingwood Center Gardens to offer Pressed Flower Picture Class
Join Ginny Miller on Saturday, April 16 from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Kingwood Exhibit Hall to learn how to make a unique and charming pressed flower girl picture. All flowers are from the Kingwood grounds....
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Five Nights presents “TR! The man in the Arena” in Marion
The Ohio State University at Marion welcomes “TR! The Man in the Arena” to Morrill Hall Auditorium as part of the Five Nights on Campus performing arts series, Thursday, April 14, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. The...
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REVIEW: “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2” works for date or family movie night
It’s hard to talk about “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2” without talking about how little demand there is for it in 2016. True, the 2002 original made an astounding $241 million, setting a record for...
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Allergy woes: Downside of good hygiene?
COLUMBUS – All the runny noses and itchy eyes tell us it’s allergy season in Ohio. From April to June, grass pollen creates problems for many. In autumn, ragweed and other pollen-shedding plants cause...
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3 Redneck Tenors plan Crawford concert
The Crawford County Community Concert Association announces its last show for its 2015-2016 season with“The 3 Redneck Tenors” with Mathew Lord, Blake Davidson and Jonathan Fruge, Ticket information can...
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United In Harmony to sing at Bucyrus United Methodist Church
Popular Bucyrus and Crawford County men’s chorus, United In Harmony, will be appearing for a benefit concert program 7 p.m. May 14 at Bucyrus United Methodist Church, located at the corner of Warren...
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Galion architecture shared at Gill House
Preserving Galion Inc. put on a presentation for the public at the Gill house on Saturday exploring different architecture in Galion. They discussed how architecture was very simple in the Civil War...
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REVIEW: “The Boss” not much fun
“The Boss” is a movie that features a montage of a girl being dumped on an orphanage, Melissa McCarthy break-dancing, an extended mouth-spreader gag, awkward flirting and dating, that gag you’ve seen...
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Benefit to be held for Kevin Stowers
When Kendra Kocher found out that her friend’s husband had cancer, she wanted to do something to help so she set about organizing a benefit with the assistance of a few of her friends. “I am friends...
View ArticleYouTube star to perform at Tiffin University
With over 18 million views and nearly 200,000 subscribers, Tiffin University senior Heather Traska has attracted a massive online following of her a cappella videos. Traska has spent four years...
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Ohio research: SPF 30 shows promise in Melanoma prevention
COLUMBUS – Warmer weather means more time in the sun for Ohioans, and new research underscores the importance of using sunscreen when outside. A study from Ohio State University shows applying...
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REVIEW: “The Jungle Book” doesn’t measure up to “Zootopia”
While Disney continues to put out new hits like “Zootopia,” it’s also working hard to update its old hits. The live-action version of “Cinderella” was one of the ten biggest movies of 2015. Even more...
View ArticleImmunization clinics offered for Galion seventh and 12th graders
Beginning with the 2016-17 school year, immunization requirements for students in seventh and 12th grade are changing. There will now be an additional requirement of the meningococcal (meningitis)...
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REVIEW: ‘Keanu’ film a ‘mess’
For weeks, I was dying to see “Keanu.” I’m a big fan of Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele and their sketch show “Key & Peele.” My family loves those sketches where they play college football...
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REVIEW: ‘Captain America: Civil War’ has too many characters
“Captain America: Civil War” By Bob Garver The highlight of “Captain America: Civil War” is a six-on-six superhero-on-superhero battle. For simplicity’s sake, we’ll call the sides Team Captain America...
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Leland Chapman coming to Galion Saturday
Leland Chapman, son of Dog the Bounty Hunter, will be meeting with fans on Saturday at AA American Bail Bonds. Three years ago, Ken Reynolds and Gina Powell, owners of the local bail bonds agency, met...
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DeWine speaks at Bucyrus Mayor’s Prayer Luncheon
Suffering was the concept frequently brought up at the the Mayor’s Prayer Luncheon at the Holy Trinity School, 740 Tiffin St., in Bucyrus on Wednesday. Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, the main guest...
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A familiar face returns to editor’s chair
I have returned. Sixteen years ago — give or take a few months, as the memory isn’t what it used to be — I left the Galion Inquirer for greener pastures. I had worked at the local newspaper for some 16...
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Merle Teetrick turns 90 this month GALION — Merle Teetrick will celebrate his 90th birthday July 18. He was born in Galion, Ohio on July 18, 1926 to Calvin and Gladys Teetrick, who is deceased. He has...
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Leona Hoffman just turned 91 GALION — Leona Hoffman celebrated her 91st birthday Wednesday. She was born in Mansfield on July 6, 1915 to the late Elmer and Millie Pollock. She married Harl Hoffman on...
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