MOUNT VERNON — Browsing through an old local newspaper, I came across an interesting item to share. The Feb. 4, 1913, issue of the Democratic Banner contains an article sharing the examination that had just been given to applicants wishing to get a county certification for teaching in Knox County. This was the test that […]
Ohio #FreedomConvoy donors encouraged to contact Attorney General Yost
COLUMBUS — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost wants to hear from Ohioans impacted by GoFundMe’s initial decision to refund or redirect donations given to demonstrators protesting COVID-19 restrictions in Canada. “It is deeply troubling that a professional fundraiser holding donations in trust would think they have the right to unilaterally redistribute donations,” Yost said. “If […]
Gorman-Rupp reports 4th quarter and full-year 2021 financial results
MANSFIELD — The Gorman-Rupp Company (NYSE: GRC), of Mansfield, is entering 2022 with a healthy backlog and is well-positioned to continue to deliver top-line growth, according to Scott King, President and Chief Executive Officer. King’s statement was part of the company’s report on financial results for the fourth quarter and the year ending on Dec. 31, […]
Boys basketball conference races heating up despite the weather
MANSFIELD — Even though Mother Nature put the deep-freeze on the high school basketball season this weekend, the conference title chases are beginning to heat up. The winter storm that roared through the area during the past 36 hours temporarily put the season on ice, but the pause in action will allow fans to catch […]
Ohio Valley Stamping-Assemblies seeks to expand Mansfield operations, add 30 employees
MANSFIELD — Ohio Valley Stamping-Assemblies Inc. of Mansfield hopes to expand its operations, hire 30 more employees and generate another $936,000 annually in local payroll. The manufacturer at 500 Newman St. is seeking a job creation tax credit agreement with Mansfield, according to paperwork scheduled to be presented to City Council on Feb. 15. Under […]
GALLERY: 1913 Teacher’s Test
Mount Vernon High School is seen in this vintage post card image from around 1906. The Westminster Academy briefly flourished in Waterford in the mid-1800s. An old school in Bladensburg, date unknown. The school in Waterford was also used as a social club lodge. The school in Ankenytown around 1900.
Knox County man charged with murder of child
MOUNT VERNON — The Howard man who was taken into custody by Knox County sheriff’s deputies Thursday for his suspected involvement in the death of a 22-month-old child has been charged with murder. Danial L. Shahan, 28, faces 15 years to life in prison for his role in an incident that allegedly occurred Monday, according […]
GALLERY: Richland Source readers capture winter storm snow scenes
These St. Peter’s students hit the Mansfield driveways to help clear snow on Thursday. Jennifer McQuillan VanMeter majestic winter scene of house.jpg Alisha Clever squirrel with a nut.jpg City of Mansfield snowplows work together to try to clear U.S. 30 inside city limits during a heavy snow in February. (File photo) This was the scene […]
Winter Weather Advisory expires in Richland County
MANSFIELD — The Winter Weather Advisory for Richland County has expired, according to Joseph D. Petrycki, the Director of the Richland County Emergency Management Agency. Below is the weather forecast for Richland County for the remainder of the day through Saturday night: Friday afternoon: A chance of snow showers, mainly before 2pm. Cloudy, with a […]
Bird watching, collection hike among Feb. programs offered by Crawford Park District
CRESTLINE — The Crawford Park District has announced three programs will take place on Saturday, Feb. 12, at a couple of locations. Winter Indoor Bird Watching This program is set for Saturday, Feb. 12 at 8 a.m. in Lowe-Volk Park, 2401 State Route 598. The winter months provide unique opportunities to observe common winter bird […]
