Galion woman speaks on mental health and aging at United Nations HQ
Patton said she believes finding solutions to improve mental health for senior citizens starts with the community coming together.
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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…
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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…
Music Academy of Karate & Empowerment celebrates student achievement, 2 years of service
Seven students earned new belts during testing with Grandmaster Gary Music and Sensei Reneta Music.
Citizens talk to Mansfield lawmakers about water costs, quality and main breaks
Water was on the minds of Mansfield residents who spoke to local lawmakers Tuesday during public participation.
Mansfield Boutique Crawl returns for 5th year of local shopping
MANSFIELD — Four local boutiques are joining forces for three days of shopping, prizes and community support during the fifth annual Mansfield Boutique Crawl. The event is Oct. 8 to 10 and gives shoppers a chance to explore Versa Clothing Co., B.E. Humble, Bloom Boutique and Olive & Oak Company…
Mansfield planning celebration of Main Street improvement project in early November
“We are in the final weeks of the downtown project … at least substantial construction will be done by the end of October,” Mayor Jodie Perry said.
Letter to the Editor: Support Madison schools by voting for renewal levy
To the Editor: This November, voters in the Madison Local School District will be asked to renew an important school levy. I encourage our community to vote “Yes.” This is a renewal levy, so passing it will not increase local taxes. It will help our schools continue providing students with…
Special Needs Carrousel Event returns to Mansfield on Oct. 9
MANSFIELD — The Richland Carrousel Park will soon create an evening built around inclusion, community and rides for all. Amplix is set to host its fifth annual Special Needs Carrousel Event from 5 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 9, at the Richland Carrousel Park, 75 N. Main St. Organizers will…
News Man Weekly: Mansfield native Timothy Beard, retired U.S. Navy admiral, recounts 34-year career
Timothy Beard has literally sailed the world since graduating from Mansfield Senior High School in 1962.
Mission accomplished: Frank P. Lahm Aviation Museum opens at Ohio State Reformatory
Jeff Gorman said Tuesday afternoon his father gave him a historical mission before he passed away in 2023.
Downtown Forward: $30.1M redevelopment takes key step with port authority
More than $700,000 in tax savings could help preserve some of Mansfield’s oldest downtown buildings.
OHSAA releases weekly football computer ratings
COLUMBUS – The Ohio High School Athletic Association released the official football computer ratings on Tuesday afternoon. The weekly ratings report is released each Tuesday for the remainder of the season, leading up to the final report on Sunday, October 25. The top 12 in each region will qualify for…
Investment in Shelby’s business district will cost roughly $5 million
“That’s what we’ve been driving at with all our downtown revitalization: that we want to be a point of destination—a place for people to come to,” Mayor Steve Schag said. “It’s always been the backdrop to all of our revitalization efforts.”
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