Is your dream to become a chef? Do you love to cook? Join Ashland University’s talented team of chefs for AU’s first Chef Camp. Learn the essential skills such as knife handling, sanitation and food handling rules as well as cooking techniques such as sauté, grilling, baking and much more. The camp takes place this […]
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Casto selected for board of elections seat
The Richland County Republican Party Executive Committee selected Mike Casto as their nominee to another term on the Richland County Board of Elections. The Executive Committee voted by unanimous consent to send its recommendation to the Ohio Secretary of State, Jon Husted for appointment. When approved, the term of office will run until the end […]
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Arctic blast cause illness
Even though I haven’t been to the doctor yet, I feel like I am coming down with something. My symptoms are quite unusual. I struggle getting out of bed. I wake up slip off my sweats, shower and put on another clean pair of sweats. My make-up is definitely below par. It has been days […]
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Marion Campus to host job/internship and education fair
Marion Technical College, The Ohio State University at Marion, Ohio Means Jobs – Marion County, and Clear Channel Communications have teamed up to host the Marion Campus Job/Internship and Education Fair at the Marion Campus on Thursday, Feb. 20, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Alber Student Center on the Marion Campus. This is the […]
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Sean Putt gets his wish fulfilled by Cookies for iPads
When Sean Putt and his family walked into the Nationwide Children’s Mansfield location, he thought he was merely visiting his favorite “vampire” nurse, Amber Kindler Laney. Since his platelet count went up to an all-time high of 123,000 this week, Sean Putt wanted to see Amber since she has laughed and cried with the Putt […]
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Voisard reportedly shutters Shelby and Shiloh locations
According to multiple reports, a metal fabrication services and products company with locations in Shiloh and near Shelby has closed those locations. On Friday, Jan. 31, Voisard Manufacturing called employees to work and informed them that their employment had ended. General manager Chad Constein was not available for comment. A former, employee who spoke on […]
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Richland Area Chamber of Commerce hands out awards at 115th annual meeting
The 115th Annual Meeting of the Richland Area Chamber of Commerce bestowed honors and awards on local business owners and local officials at an event hosted Thursday night at North Central State College’s Kehoe Center. Three categories of awards were given: small business, extraordinary leadership, and the chairmen’s award. Chamber President Kevin Nestor noted that Karl […]
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United Way asks for community support
The red line within United Way of Richland County campaign thermometer has increased bit by bit since the launch of the campaign last August, now reaching 92 percent of the goal. To meet the targeted dollar amount of $1,650,000, United Way staff is asking for the community’s support. Executive Director Bob Maxey explained that United […]
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E. May Sutherland
E. May Sutherland, age 73, resident of Shiloh died Wednesday January 29, 2014 in Crestwood Care Center in Shelby. Born May 27, 1940 in Mt. Gilead, Ohio to Herbert and Ethel (Kehrweker) Harden, She had been a Shiloh resident since 1985. May was employed with the Goodwill as a clerk and enjoyed gardening, canning and […]
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Rep. Romanchuk applauds House passage of infrastructure improvement resolution
COLUMBUS—State Representative Mark Romanchuk (R-Ontario) recently applauded the House passage of Senate Joint Resolution 6, which authorizes nearly $2 billion in funding for infrastructure improvement projects across the state. SJR 6 puts before voters a ballot initiative to renew funding for the Ohio Public Works Commission (PWC). The PWC provides financing for local government infrastructure […]