Equine enrichment: Mansfield speech pathologist partners with assisted learning ranch to get kids outdoors
Nancy Labaki founded her private speech pathology practice, Northern Star Therapy, to provide services to children through fun activities. Her newest addition, Trailblazers, fits right in.
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Lake Erie selected North America’s best fishing hotspot
Lake Erie has been named North America’s best fishing hotspot, according to new research analysing 59 bodies of water across the USA and Canada. The study, analyzed by Hard Rock…
Whippets wallop Warriors, take control of MOAC title chase
SHELBY — The road to the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference championship runs through Shelby — until proven otherwise. Quarterback Michael Shepherd and his veteran offensive line made sure of it on…
Colts rally in 4th quarter to overcome Highland in tense tussle
SPARTA — Clear Fork’s clash with backyard rival Highland became more uncomfortable as the night unfolded. It reached a near fever pitch until the final 61 seconds, when Nash Evans…
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Madison Twp. voters face decisions on fire, road levies and natural-gas aggregation
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Madison Township voters will face three decisions on the Nov. 3 ballot involving fire and emergency services, road resurfacing and natural-gas aggregation. The fire and road levy would bring new property taxes, while the natural-gas proposal would give trustees authority to negotiate a group gas-supply contract without…
Section of East Fifth Street closed in Mansfield
MANSFIELD — The city has announced that due to water main repairs it is necessary to close sections of the following road while work is being completed. East Fifth Street from Ashland Road to Wayne Street. The road has been closed and construction signs will be posted at the work…
Ohio State Mansfield Theatre stages Stoppard’s ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead’ in its 60th anniversary season
“Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead” will be performed Oct. 23–26 in Founders Auditorium on the OSU Mansfield campus.
North Central State College honors nursing leader as Alumnus of the Year
North Central State College honored nursing leader Joia Crago as its Alumnus of the Year during the college’s annual Scholarship Luncheon.
Battle of unbeatens: Ontario, Shelby ready for MOAC showdown on Friday night
The Warriors and Whippets can finally take off their blinders. It’s rivalry week.
Two men convicted in homicides both sentenced in Knox County court on Thursday
“I cannot remember any time where two homicides were sentenced at the same time,” Knox County Prosecutor Chip McConville said.
Man arrested for felonious assault after fight leads to stabbing in Galion on Thursday
Gavin Bloomfield was arrested on a charge of felonious assault and taken to the Crawford County Justice Center.
Madison school residents will decide on combined renewal levy at the ballot box
“The consequences of a renewal levy failing will be devastating for our students, their families, for the staff, and for the district,” Superintendent Rob Peterson said.
Security isn’t what it used to be – neither is Schmidt
MANSFIELD – A state-of-the-art card reader does not offer much protection if the door it is attached to will not stay shut. Brian Schmidt, owner of Schmidt Total Protection, sees that kind of problem more often than people might expect. A business may be ready to upgrade its electronic access…
Forward motion: Lex QB Perkins discusses importance of team during emotional season
MANSFIELD — There’s no play in the playbook for navigating all the emotions Jayden Perkins and his Lexington teammates have experienced the past three months. A sophomore quarterback, Perkins stopped by the Inside The Lines podcast studio to talk about the loss of coach Andrew Saris, who passed away over…
Retired U.S. Navy admiral from Mansfield concerned about aircraft carrier tasking
“I don’t agree with the amount of deployment that’s going on, but we have got to do what we’ve got to do,” retired Admiral Timothy Beard said.
Ontario City Council looks to keep data centers on hold for at least another six months
Ontario originally adopted the six-month moratorium in May as a preemptive measure.
ACSO Bomb Squad detonates materials found in Loudonville home during Wednesday search
The bomb squad took the materials from the home and into a field next to the property one at a time before executing the detonations one-by-one in the controlled environment.
The Great Pumpkin Glow returns to Kingwood Center Gardens
The Great Pumpkin Glow runs from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. each day on Oct. 16 thru 18. Advanced timed tickets are required.
Ohio Bird Sanctuary Fall Festival to feature bald eagle release
LEXINGTON — A rehabilitated bald eagle will take flight Saturday at the Ohio Bird Sanctuary. The release will give visitors a chance to watch a bird return to the wild during the sanctuary’s annual Fall Festival. The festival will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct. 10 at…
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