Exotic animals will be making an appearance at Lowe-Volk Park next weekend thanks to the camera lens of Jim Lyle.
The Lima resident will present a photographic wildlife journey beginning at 1 o’clock next Saturday afternoon.
Lyle is a world-wide traveler and backpacks with his camera by his side. Lyle’s exhibit is being billed as Nature Safari. Lyle’s recent work includes pictures of grizzly bears, polar bears, tigers, crocodiles, Komodo dragons and bald eagles.
Lyle’s favorite past time is photographing the black leopard and has been to the African continent over 15 times to capture the elusive cat in pictures. Lyle uses his camera to wildlife more familiar to Ohio residents as well.
Colonel Crawford FFA members continued the age-old feud in the farming community on Wednesday morning. The FFA students were forced to declare their loyalty for red or green.
Community business leaders can access the knowledge and experience of world-renowned leaders by attending Chick-fil-A Leadercast at Gospel Baptist Church.
The Bucyrus City Council really wants to spread the word about the upcoming levy facing the Bucyrus citizens and what better way to do that than show how the cuts have affected the safety forces.
Galion Community Hospital has earned Quality Respiratory Care Recognition under a national program aimed at helping patients and families make informed decisions.
