By JON KLEINKNECHT Inquirer Sports Editor sports@galioninquirer.com In recent high school swimming action the Galion girls smashed Madison 81–13, the boys dunked the Rams 58–13, and several members of the Orange-and-Blue squads participated in the Ontario Invitational. Securing first place points for the Lady Tigers against Madson were: Kristen Benedict, 50 free, 28.06, and the […]
“The Grey” By Bob Garver I’ve spent the last few weeks complaining about the lame release slate in January and February. These months are regarded as a dumping ground for weak new movies that would never survive in a busier movie season like summer or the holidays. That said, I did think we might be […]
By Randa Wagner Morrow County Prosecutor Charles Howland had high hopes when, in January of 2010, the Morrow County Prosecutor’s Office began investigating the theft of employee benefits at HPM. In that same month, the Mount Gilead Police Department executed a search warrant for employee records held at HPM. The result of this search produced […]
Have you acquired library fines throughout the year? Perhaps you just dropped those books in our book drop and are now afraid to come in for fear of your fine. Never fear, the Galion Public Library encourages you to come into the library during the month of February to get rid of those fines! The Galion […]
BUCYRUS – The tireless work that is needed to improve a community often goes unnoticed. On Monday, Jan. 24, the Crawford: 20/20 Vision recognized community leaders for their efforts to move Crawford County forward in a positive direction. During the first ever State of the Vision meeting at Victory in Truth Ministries, several individuals were […]
By Rob Kern Are you one of those people that had an 8-Track player in their Trans Am? Still hacked off that CD’s took the place of vinyl? If so, then welcome to this column. You won’t be bothered with the latest events of Lil Wayne or Lady Gaga in these paragraphs. This weekly feature will […]
By Sarah Einselen Inquirer Reporter Crawford County’s townships are paying more for their health services this year, and township officials are not happy about it. The Crawford County General Health District assumed responsibility for providing health services to Crestline at the start of 2012, and with that came a budget increase of about $43,000 to pay […]
By Sarah Einselen Inquirer Reporter The Galion Area Chamber of Commerce has its offices just off the square, on Harding Way East. Over 300 businesses from Galion and its environs have purchased memberships. But just what does a Chamber of Commerce do? Joe Kleinknecht, who since 2004 has been the Chamber president and CEO, heard a […]