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1 day ago | bucyrustelegraphforum.com | Gloria Yoder

Gloria Yoder/Special to Bucyrus Telegraph-ForumBucyrus Telegraph-ForumMary Grace, who had always dreamed of having children, became a babysitter for a newborn foster child. After two years of fostering, Mary Grace and her husband Jason officially adopted the child, Serenity. Family and friends celebrated the adoption with a courtroom ceremony and a party. The author, Gloria Yoder, reflects on the journey and shares a recipe for herbed potato wedges.

2 days ago | bucyrustelegraphforum.com | Zachary A. Holden

HAMLER - Boasting just one senior, Colonel Crawford baseball's Cinderella run to the regional semifinal gave a relatively young team valuable postseason experience. But it was the one senior, Kaden Bruner, who had one of the biggest impacts on the team this spring. An All-Ohioan in football and starter on the Eagles' state semifinalist basketball team, he decided against track and field in his final year in favor of baseball.

3 days ago | bucyrustelegraphforum.com | Zachary A. Holden

NORTH ROBINSON - State is going to be a little different for Colonel Crawford seniors Mira Holt and Gabby Roston this weekend. Both are now four-year qualifiers and have earned multiple All-Ohio honors over the years, but they've primarily done it together. This year, Roston qualified in just the pole vault while Holt will compete in the long jump, 100-meter dash, and 400-meter dash. It's the first time Roston has only had one event at state, and the first time Holt made it as an individual.

1 week ago | bucyrustelegraphforum.com | Zachary A. Holden

FORT JENNINGS - Kenny Fagan held back tears after Galion lost to Upper Sandusky in a district championship. Not necessarily because of the loss, but because it was the last time he would coach Braxton Prosser, Allen Carver, Max Albert, and Nate McMullen. “I love those guys," Fagan said choked up. "I’ve had them for four years and they’ve worked so hard. Nate doesn’t play every game and he still shows up and gives 100%, and when it’s his time, he goes.

1 week ago | bucyrustelegraphforum.com | Gloria Yoder

Gloria Yoder/Special to Bucyrus Telegraph-ForumBucyrus Telegraph-ForumThe author helped care for newborn twins and their mother. A trip to the hospital cafeteria brought back memories of the author's husband's illness. The author and her mother washed the babies' hair and played a lighthearted trick on the babies' father. The column concludes with a recipe for Red Lobster Biscuits. The new mom was awake all night, tenderly caring for her babies, living on what I call ‘happy hormones’.