Columbus YouTube celebrities ‘Creek Kings Outdoors’ plead guilty to poaching charges
COLUMBUS – An Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife poaching investigation, conducted in collaboration with Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks, resulted in a combined 40 guilty…
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History on Main Street: Shelby Cycle Historical Society acquires historic engine house
“This is more than preserving a historic building,” Drain said. “It is about preserving Shelby’s legacy of innovation and ensuring these stories continue to inspire future generations.”
‘Dr. Walt would be proud:’ Oasis of Love Church to celebrate free community block party Saturday
“It’s a winning formula we have, we feel. Everything is just expanded. We’re going to have more food, more giveaways, more vendors … and everything is still free.”
20-year-old Hayesville man dies after being trapped inside grain bin in Milton Township
Ian Atkinson of Hayesville died at University Hospitals Samaritan Medical Center in Ashland after being transported by EMS from a Milton Township property.
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Kevin Young tapped as new Lexington school supt.
Young has spent the last two decades working in the district, first as a teacher and coach, then assistant principal, principal and eventually assistant superintendent.
Mansfield Playhouse promises comedy, low ticket prices and a legally binding wedding ceremony
The show is the wedding. And the wedding is the show when Drew Anderson and Tiffini Lance exchange vows Saturday.
Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival sold out 2026 with 90,000 fans
Over three days, a sold-out crowd of 90,000 music fans assembled at the Ohio State Reformatory
Pollinator and Native Plant Festival set for July 25 at Gorman Nature Center
MANSFIELD — The Richland County Park District’s Pollinator and Native Plant Festival is back this year, and it’s bigger than ever. The Festival will take place on Saturday, July 25 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Gorman Nature Center. All-A-Flutter Butterflies will set up a live butterfly exhibit again,…
‘A layman’s version’: Barrett Thomas breaks down 5-year Mansfield Lahm vision for City Council
“This (plan) is a collection of a whole bunch of conversations and meetings and stuff that I’ve been to, kind of filtered into a way that makes sense. I hope it makes sense.”
Lorine’s Little Learners to celebrate 10th anniversary
The celebration will be held Saturday, August 1, 2026 from 1:30 to 5:00 at 276 Harker Street in Mansfield.
Application deadline is Sept. 8 for Ohio History Fund grants
COLUMBUS – State Representative Marilyn John (R-Richland County) has announced that the Ohio History Fund grant application is now available. Grants are used to support local history projects, including the rehabilitation of National Register-listed historic buildings, museum collection storage initiatives, educational programs, and more. The application can be found at ohiohistory.org/historyfund. “Richland…
Mansfield police car stop controversy emerges alongside broad federal drug trafficking indictment
Elected officials Tuesday were questioned about alleged abuse of Caldwell during a car stop by a Mansfield police officer three weeks before his arrest by feds.
Double industrial growth: Mansfield lawmakers back expansion plans for Newman Tech, R.G. Smith
Newman Tech will add 70 new workers and R.G. Smith will increase its local workforce by eight to 10 employees.
Mansfield City Schools ends fiscal year on a high note
The district ended fiscal year 2026 with $4.95 million on hand, as opposed to just $1.5 million last year.
New lights along North Main Street placed as part of improvement project in Mansfield
City planners designed the catenary-style overhead string lights to improve visibility after dark while serving as an aesthetic feature for the block.
Russian natives indicted in Ohio court for international cybercrimes resulting in $62M in losses to victims
CLEVELAND – The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Ohio has announced the unsealing of an indictment charging three Russian nationals for their respective roles in malicious cyber activities against U.S. critical infrastructure affecting victims in 21 states and in several countries, with losses amounting to tens of…
Sunday at Ink 2026: High-voltage moments from the fest’s final day
Limp Bizkit, Alien Ant Farm, Ice Nine Kills, crowd photos and more!
Shelby High School Alumni Association announces annual Pub Crawl to benefit students
SHELBY – The Shelby High School Alumni Association (SHSAA) has announced its annual fundraising event, a lively Pub Crawl scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 1. This event aims to unite SHS alumni, strengthen community ties, and raise crucial funds to support the students and initiatives of Shelby High School. The SHSAA…
Quite the predicament: Richland County gets no road salt bids for upcoming winter season
County commissioners opened three envelopes during a bid-opening process Tuesday morning — only to find no companies offering to supply any salt at even today’s inflated prices.
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