Christmas comes early with NECIC’s ‘Jingle in July’ camp for kids on July 22
NECIC will host its first “Jingle in July,” a free one-day supervised camp for children ages six to 11.
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Open Source: Richland County Park District only allows Class 1 and 2 e-bikes on B&O Trail
Class 1 and Class 2 electric bikes are both capped at a maximum assisted speed of 20 miles per hour and use motors of 750 watts or less.
Road remains closed, evacuation ends after Norfolk Southern derailment in Bucyrus
Whetstone Street remains closed between Auto Street and East Warren Street, but should reopen by Wednesday morning.
Shelby sidewalk replacement program aims for accessibility, walkability
Shelby is offering its sidewalk replacement program, funded by $20,000 in taxpayer funds.
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Red, white and burning rubber: Mansfield Speedway goes big for America 250
The smell of dust, burning rubber and the sulfur of fireworks was in the air all afternoon and evening at Mansfield Speedway.
La LUNA presents the ‘4 Seasons’ alternating solo series in Mansfield on July 10
La LUNA will host the “4 Seasons” alternating solo series on Friday at 6:30 p.m., featuring an evening of original music and artistic collaboration.
Red, white and blue downtown: Mansfield celebrates America’s 250th on the square
Mansfield residents and out-of-town visitors alike gathered downtown to celebrate the nation’s semiquincentennial.
A glimpse of ’76: Mansfield looks back with opening of half-century old time capsule
The city of Mansfield on Saturday helped mark the 250th anniversary of the nation’s birth by opening a time capsule sealed during the bicentennial.
Shelby man making plans for indie film debut with ‘Ghost with a Rose’ screenplay
Shelby patrol officer Justin Baker, 28, may never have had the chance to pursue his indie film debut if not for a fateful Uber ride.
Column: Declaration of Independence signers 250 years ago earned us the right to complain about the weather
What would the nation’s founders say about our national obsession with weather these days?
Hale’s Harley-Davidson hosts Wounded Warrior Project charity event
The 49-year-old motorcycle influencer and philanthropist returned to Mansfield on Friday afternoon as part of the Great American Convoy.
Local veterans reflect on service, sacrifice ahead of Independence Day
MANSFIELD — Former Marine Bill Crocker always knew he wanted to serve. After completing a year of college, he joined the Marine Corps in 1958 and was assigned to Marine Observation Squadron One. His service took him to North Carolina, Puerto Rico and aboard the USS Independence, where he learned…
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series race washed out, Freedom 250 Festival slated for Saturday
MANSFIELD — Mother Nature finally provided a little relief from the heat, but Friday evening’s cooler temperatures came with a cost. Powerful thunderstorms rumbled through north central Ohio, forcing the cancellation of the Cool It Thermo Tec Freedom 250 at Mansfield Speedway. The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series race…
Four people charged with animal cruelty after dogs die from heat and neglect in Richland County
Law enforcement and humane society officials responded to four separate cases of animal abuse or neglect on Thursday, involving a total of six dogs.
More Than Racing: Mansfield Speedway to host Freedom 250 Festival on Saturday
Mansfield Speedway owners Matt and Jordan Tifft promised a multi-use venue when they bought the 180-acre property off Crall Road last year.
Bite Club: Hot dogs at Wiener King & a taste of the good old days
In honor of America’s birthday, I headed to Wiener King to celebrate with one of our nation’s most iconic foods.
70 percent in 5 years: Rising health insurance costs not sustainable in Richland County, Vero says
“Our claims and experience drive the health insurance cost increase. We have to understand that in more detail and then we will look at all options,” Tony Vero said.
Wigton Homes plans new construction on Belmont Avenue in Madison Township
Two vacant Belmont Avenue lots have a new owner after Madison Township trustees approved the sale through an online auction.
Ladder 1 takes to the sky: Forget the fires, Mansfield Fire Dept. drenches the heat
The Mansfield Fire Department proved Thursday afternoon there is more than one way to fight a blaze.
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