MANSFIELD — Mosquito season has arrived, and Richland Public Health is ready for it. Richland Public Health will be conducting mosquito spraying, weather permitting, in the following locations June 9 to 11: June 9 – South of Woodward Ave., North of Andover Rd., East of Marion Avenue Rd., West of Scholl Rd., Mansfield City. June […]
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Robert Frank Mathews Jr.
Robert Frank Mathews Jr., age 87, passed away peacefully on Thursday, June 4, 2020, at the home of his loving daughter and son-in-law, Crystal and Rodney Wright. Mr. Mathews was born February 12, 1933, in Greenville, Alabama, to the late Robert Lee Mathews and Ethel Mae Graham Mathews and had been a Mansfield resident since […]
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Andrew N. Schweitzer
Andrew N. Schweitzer, 101, of Mansfield passed away peacefully June 5, 2020 at Ohio Health Mansfield Hospital. Andrew was born May 5, 1919 in Mansfield to Anton and Anna Nagle Schweitzer. He was a graduate of St. Peter’s High School and an Army Veteran serving during World War II. Andrew retired from Tappan Company and was […]
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What Ashland could learn from nearby Mansfield’s unique space
This is part five of a multi-part series. Read about Ashland’s South Street and its potential here. MANSFIELD — As Ashland ponders the long-term potential for South Street, nearby Mansfield’s popular summer concert venue could provide inspiration and a few lessons on how to create a unique space — one that feels special to the community […]
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Sections of Main, Diamond 3rd & 4th streets to have water shutdown June 8 in Mansfield
MANSFIELD — Due to water main repairs the City of Mansfield Water Repair Department has shut down water service in the following area while repairs are being made: North Main Street from Fourth Street to North Park Street. East Third Street from North Main Street to North Diamond Street. Water service is expected to be […]
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The Renaissance Theatre announces summer drive-in series
MANSFIELD — Renaissance Performing Arts Association will present a new series called “The Ren Backlot” throughout the summer. This series will be presented safely outside in the parking lot of the Renaissance Theatre and will include films and concerts. The screen for the series is donated by Lind Media, and the new Panasonic 8000 Lumen […]
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Gene Smith: ‘Hate has no place in civil society’
Racism has been declared a public health crisis; hate has no place in civil society. Over the past decade, Buckeye student-athletes have proactively engaged in issues that have resulted in a shift in our departmental culture; issues that were manifest at the same time in the larger society and reflected in the actions of the […]
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Hocking Hills announces cabins, campgrounds reopening
LOGAN – Explore Hocking Hills announced Wednesday that cabins and other lodging in Ohio’s Hocking Hills are now open to the public. Numerous other Southeast Ohio businesses have also opened for visitors seeking a change of scenery in the wake of COVID-19 shutdowns. Reservations are being accepted, with availability search and traveler tips on the […]
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Loudonville was once home to a small convent
LOUDONVILLE — Did you know that Loudonville was once home to a small convent, located in the former Haskell Academy? In 1971, St. Peter’s Catholic Church welcomed Sister Frances Marie and Sister Elizabeth to town. The two Dominican nuns came to Loudonville from Adrian, Michigan, and were sent to assist with the Confraternity of Christian […]
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Mansfield gathering prays for unity & healing
MANSFIELD — Nearly 100 people gathered Saturday afternoon at Mansfield Central Park to worship God and pray for unity and racial reconciliation. Attendees spread out along the square, sitting on benches or underneath shade trees. Many lifted their hands and sang along with worship music. Various pastors and other guests took the microphone to lead […]