The Mansfield Playhouse will be holding auditions for their second stage comedy production of “The Smell of the Kill,” written by Michele Lowe and directed by Heidi Ankrum. Open auditions will take place at the Mansfield Playhouse on 95 E. Third St. in Mansfield, Ohio on Tuesday, July 24 and Wednesday, July 25 at 7 […]
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GALLERY: Shelby Bicycle Days Kick Off
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Madison board takes no action on popular teacher’s contract
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Eddie Walker’s contract was not on the Madison Local School District’s special meeting agenda Thursday. Nor was it discussed during a meeting that lasted just a few minutes. But the popular freshman science teacher was in attendance, along with a few dozen supporters. Afterward, Walker said he was disappointed he didn’t get […]
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Sandusky’s Festival of Sail
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Festival of Sail in Sandusky features huge duck, fireworks this weekend
SANDUSKY — On July 12 – 15, a fleet of historic tall ships accompanied by the internationally renowned World’s Largest Rubber Duck, will be traveling to Sandusky, in celebration of the city’s much anticipated 200th birthday. For a city that’s already swarming with excitement, Festival of Sail Sandusky adds even more buzz to Sandusky’s Bicentennial […]
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Bucyrus man guilty of death threats against Crawford County law enforcement
BUCYRUS — Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced Thursday that a jury has found a Bucyrus man guilty of 19 charges related to death threats against several members of law enforcement in Crawford County. Following a trial this week, a Crawford County jury found Matthew Kunzer, 34, guilty of 10 felony counts of intimidation, five […]
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SWAT team responds to armed man barricaded in Mt. Vernon
MOUNT VERNON – The Mount Vernon Police Department, Knox County Sheriff’s Office and SWAT team evacuated residents of one side of the Vernon Ridge Apartments complex on Thursday afternoon following a call concerning a man who allegedly barricaded himself inside an apartment with a gun. Captain Scott McKnight said the department received a call on […]
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Mansfield discusses animal control contract with Richland County
MANSFIELD — Mansfield City officials met with Richland County commissioners on Thursday to discuss animal control in in the city, specifically as it relates to dangerous/vicious dogs running at large. The issue of animal control has been addressed on several occasions (see left) by Mansfield City Council, and members ultimately agreed that a discussion with […]
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Strawberry shares spiritual journey at MVNU
MOUNT VERNON – Five minutes before Darryl Strawberry was scheduled to speak to a capacity crowd at Mount Vernon Nazarene University’s Chapel Auditorium on Wednesday night, he made his way through the crowd to find his seat. The 6-foot-6 former Major League Baseball star ambled across one row and down another, and a hush came […]
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William A. “Bill” Reis
William A. “Bill” Reis, 79, passed away on Wednesday, July 11, 2018 in the early morning hours after a very long battle with the illness called Parkinson’s Disease. He dealt with this disease for 22 years and has now been released from his earthly confines to a wonderful freedom only those that have gone before […]