Parks over pavement: Green space takes center stage at regional planning meeting
City of Mansfield and Richland County parks officials took center stage on Wednesday during a regional planning commission meeting.
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Love, lies & mayhem: New comedy opens Friday night at the Mansfield Playhouse
“Love, Lies, & the Doctor’s Dilemma” opens Friday night at the Mansfield Playhouse for a two-weekend run.
Embattled Butler Mayor Wesley Dingus submits letter of resignation
Butler Mayor Wesley Dingus is stepping down from office amid two pending criminal cases against him.
Dual columns: From Lake Placid to the live stream: Two golden eras, two golden takes
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Plymouth High School principal to succeed John Gies at Shelby
John Gies will retire at the end of the 2025-2026 school year after 20 years of dedicated leadership at Shelby High School.
Sip, shop & save: Bellville Nutrition & CALL Boutique sets Feb. 28 grand opening
BELLVILLE — If you’ve ever wished you could grab a loaded tea or healthy shake, and a cute new outfit all in one stop, Bellville is your destination. Residents can sip, shop and celebrate when Bellville Nutrition and CALL Boutique hosts a grand opening event from 8 a.m. to 3…
News Man Weekly: Mansfield musician Jody Odom Jr., Butler mayor & Madison teacher
Episode 86 of the News Man Weekly podcast features an interview with Mansfield musician Jody Odom Jr.
Plymouth-Shiloh Local Schools student wins Tri-County Spelling Bee
MANSFIELD – Eighth-grader Macey King of Plymouth-Shiloh Local Schools clinched the title of champion of the Tri-County Spelling Bee on Feb. 19. The bee, held at Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center, lasted for 16 tense rounds. King sealed the victory by correctly spelling the championship word “disproportionate.” Seventh-grader Isaac Hohman of Ontario…
Mansfield-area residents invited to learn about ponds at March 16 RSWCD clinic
MANSFIELD – Ponds can create a sense of serenity, a focal point, and a source of recreation on your property. They can also be used as a source of drinking water, fire suppression, and watering source for crops and livestock. Many people think creating and owning a pond is as simple as…
Walking through history: Museum invites north central Ohio to explore France
LOUDONVILLE — For those who have long dreamed of seeing France — whether drawn by its history, its art, or its role in shaping the modern world — the Cleo Redd Fisher Museum is offering a small-group journey June 14 to 21. The week-long experience will include time in Paris,…
Meeting on Richland County property rights issue set for Feb. 24 in Ontario
ONTARIO – On Tuesday, Feb. 24, the No Ban on Property Rights campaign will host the first of three townhall events open to the public to discuss the upcoming referendum on the Richland County Commissioners’ ban on future large-scale solar and wind development, organizers stated in a press release. With…
Bond set at $500K for Mansfield man charged in Mifflin Twp. death
Bond was set at $500,000 Monday for a Mansfield man charged in connection to the Feb. 19 death of a 26-year-old man in Mifflin Township.
Letter to the Editor: Main Street project triggers hope and concern
As a social work student at OSU Mansfield, I am watching the $20 million Main Street Corridor Improvement Project with a mix of hope and concern. While the new sidewalks and brick crosswalks will undoubtedly make our downtown more beautiful and walkable, we must ask: who is this beauty for?…
A Stroll Through the Garden: What’s the best way to keep Bambi out of your yard?
It’s an often-asked question these days, “How do I keep deer out of my yard?” If you’ve ever watched a group of deer wander by, you know they’re fascinating — especially since most does have twins every year. The issue of deer encroachment in residential and agricultural landscapes is a…
Mount Gilead man, 10-year-old daughter killed in 2-vehicle crash Sunday evening
A 27-year-old Mount Gilead man and his 10-year-old daughter died Sunday evening in a two-vehicle accident, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
Bite Club: Spring preview | Coffee, plants, and a peaceful escape
ONTARIO — Ohio gave us one of those mornings again. The kind that coaxes you outside without a coat, convinces you winter is finished, and almost makes you forget what month it is. I know this false spring won’t last, but that doesn’t mean I’m not going to enjoy it.…
The Autism Center in Ohio expands research-based therapy services
ONTARIO — The Autism Center has expanded its services at 68 Briggs Drive, designed to help children with autism build developmental, social and communication skills while preparing to transition back to traditional classrooms. The center, which opened in 2023, provides occupational, speech and language and physical therapy alongside educational programming.…
Railroad bridge work will close 1 lane both ways on U.S. 30 starting March 2
CRAWFORD COUNTY — Drivers on U.S. 30 will be limited to one lane of traffic starting on March 2 in Crawford County. According to the Ohio Department of Transportation, that’s when the traffic will be impacted on its U.S. Route 30 bridge replacement project. U.S. 30 at the east and…
Review: Bravo! ‘A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum’ is a great time for great cause
You should immediately purchase tickets and go see “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” today at 2:30 p.m. or next Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
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