MANSFIELD – Sixty-two employers in Richland County have earned recognition from the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) for reaching a year without workplace injuries or illnesses that kept workers away from work for more than a day. The employers received BWC’s 100% Award during the Richland County Safety Council’s annual awards ceremony. “When speaking […]
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Lexington’s Parr wins Pioneer’s Carmean Award
SHELBY — The arena at Pioneer Career and Technology Center was packed with excited Pioneer students and proud family members Thursday for the annual Pioneer Honors Night. During the event students were recognized for achieving, performing and succeeding at extraordinary levels. Scholarships were awarded to many students for continuing education with the total amount over […]
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GALLERY: SC Parties Ribbon Cutting
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The ‘Field Market set for soft opening May 4
MANSFIELD — Paul Kemerling has heard his customers at Relax, it’s Just Coffee’s talk about the need for a market in the downtown area for years. “I’ve been on this block downtown for about 15 years and there probably isn’t a week that’s gone by in that time where I haven’t heard at least one […]
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The ‘Field Market
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Mansfield School Board OK’s enrollment in free food program for all students
MANSFIELD — Students at Mansfield Schools could have no-cost breakfasts and lunches for the next four years, regardless of their family’s financial status. The Mansfield City Schools Board of Education voted unanimously for the district to enroll in Community Eligibility Provision at their meeting on May 1. The vote allows food service manager Lauren Ellsworth […]
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ODOT technology to replace vehicle detection systems
ASHLAND — The Ohio Department of Transportation’s safety program is investing up to $3 million this summer to replace existing advanced vehicle detection systems with radar detection on all freight corridors across the state. Approximately $450,000 of these funds are allocated to District 3 to upgrade 18 signals. Radar detection generates and locks in a […]
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A closer look at Clarence Baughman, Mansfield’s volunteer
MANSFIELD — Clarence Baughman, 65, believes in living life – and to him, that means helping others live better lives. Over the past few years, Baughman has helped serve food to the people in need at Salvation Army, St. Peter’s Catholic Church, First Congregational Church, Main Street First United Methodist, First English Lutheran, St. Luke’s […]
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Couple boosts John’s candidacy for Richland County Commissioner
We are writing this in support of Marilyn John for re-election as Richland County Commissioner. She has demonstrated her leadership capacity by the extent of her community engagement. Corner to corner, at all levels, you will find her actively participating, listening to constituents and their concerns across our county. Marilyn recognizes the importance of creating […]
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Legendary Looks plans relocation, to rehab West 4th Street Building
MANSFIELD – Business expansions typically require significant time and effort, but for the owner of Legendary Looks, his plan to move and expand the repair and collision center into a long-vacant building on West Fourth Street was especially time-consuming. More than three years after Joe Schramm of Ontario first looked at the former Bio 100 […]