A latte to look forward to: Dunkin’ plans to brew up a new spot in Ontario
The next big addition to Ontario won’t come in a shopping bag. It’ll come in a coffee cup or a box of donuts.
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Loudonville art students turn snowplow into tribute to America’s 250th & Mohican State Park
LOUDONVILLE – A snowplow that will clear area roads this winter now carries the work of Loudonville High School art students, who painted the blade as part of the Ohio…
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Mansfield Sr. puts up a good fight in first-ever regional appearance
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Ohio votes ‘Yes’ on State Issue 3, enshrines photo ID requirement in state constitution
The residents of Ohio voted with a resounding “yes” to the passage of State Issue 3 last night.
Two Shelby tax renewals pass amid county-wide levy failures
Shelby voters approved renewal levies for both the city parks department and Shelby Department of Health.
Not without a fight: Clear Fork falls in regional girls’ soccer semifinals
Liberty-Benton scored a pair of second-half goals to rally for a 2-1 win in a Division IV regional semifinal at Frost-Kalnow Stadium.
Rep. Bob Latta named projected winner in U.S. 5th District, which includes northern Richland County
Bob Latta will continue to represent northern parts of Richland County in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Incumbent Jim Jordan claims victory in race for Ohio’s 4th District
Jordan has represented Ohio’s 4th Congressional District for nearly two decades. His next two-year term will begin in January.
Lexington residents vote down renewal, income tax levies
Lexington is facing a projected operating deficit of $1.7 million during the 2026-2027 school year.
Lucas voters reject 0.75% income tax
LUCAS — The Village of Lucas’ proposed 0.75% income tax has failed. According to final unofficial results from the Richland County Board of Elections, 107 votes were for the additional income tax and 116 votes were against it. The measure would have added a 0.75% income tax for general municipal…
Madison supt.: Levy failure will result in $2 million in cuts ahead of next school year
The two levies will still be collected through their current expiration dates at the end of 2027 and 2028, respectively.
Marilyn John wins 4th term in Ohio House representing Richland County
Richland County voters are giving Marilyn John a chance to finish what she started in the Ohio House of Representatives.
Richland County voters return Kelly Badnell to probate court bench
Incumbent Richland County Probate Court Judge Kelly Badnell was reelected to another six-year term, turning back a challenge from Mansfield attorney Robert Franco.
Madison Township voters reject levies, natural gas aggregation
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Madison Township voters have rejected two proposed property tax levies and a natural gas aggregation. According to final unofficial results from the Richland County Board of Elections, voters rejected a 2.5-mill fire levy, a 4-mill road levy and a natural gas aggregation resolution. “I can’t speak for…
Mears sweeps to another term on the Richland County Board of Commissioners
Cliff Mears, who won another term Tuesday as a Richland County commissioner, quickly said it’s a team game as a member of a three-official board.
Lexington parks gain another five years of funding
LEXINGTON — Lexington voters approved a five-year, 1-mill parks and recreation levy on Tuesday night. According to final unofficial results from the Richland County Board of Elections, the levy received 1,170 votes in favor and 957 votes against. “We are so grateful that the voters once again supported our parks.…
OHSAA plans to appeal judge’s decision allowing Cleveland Glenville to remain in state playoffs
CLEVELAND – Court action continues while the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s Division III football playoffs sit in limbo for another day. The OHSAA issued the following response to Tuesday’s order issued by the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court regarding the preliminary injunction issued Oct. 30 on behalf of two…
Clear Fork schools emphasizes achievement, culture and transparency in new strategic plan
Superintendent Cody Reese said the board met with parents, teaching staff, non-teaching staff and community members as part of the planning process.
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