MANSFIELD – The state and the nation’s furry forecasters – Buckeye Chuck and Punxsutawney Phil – both saw their shadows Friday, predicting a longer than normal winter. With more snow, ice and cold temperatures expected, the Ohio Department of Aging reminds older Ohioans how to protect themselves from winter’s ill effects and reminds all Ohioans […]
Mansfield Senior principal, assistant principal placed on administrative leave
MANSFIELD — Mansfield Senior High School Principal Jose Hernandez and Assistant Principal Fuzzie Davis were placed on paid administrative leave on Jan. 25, according to a statement released by the school on Monday morning. Superintendent Brian Garverick said contrary to social media statements, the two were not escorted from the building or placed in handcuffs. […]
The Irish Rovers bring the party to Columbus on March 4
COLUMBUS — For more than half a century, the Celtic super-group The Irish Rovers has charmed and entertained audiences around the world with their exciting stage shows and live performances of their original rollicking drinking songs and beautiful ballads. Regularly touring the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, The Irish Rovers’ hits such as “The […]
Ontario Recreation Dept. to offer babysitting & art classes
ONTARIO — The Ontario Recreation Department is introducing several new programs, including a babysitting and art class, in early 2018. Director Heather Hendrix shared information about the new programs at the Wednesday, Jan. 17 city council meeting. The babysitting course is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 17 in the community room […]
Historical society formed to preserve memory of Shelby bicycles
SHELBY — The Shelby Cycle Historical Society recently was approved by the IRS as a tax exempt 501(c)3 and is now taking applications for membership. The society is dedicated to preserving the memory of a vital part of Shelby’s history and significant source of commerce in the 20th Century – the bicycle industry. Members don’t […]
Her mission: Reach more Mansfield City Schools parents
MANSFIELD — Joetta McCruter-Polk’s assignment with Mansfield City Schools will demand the full range of her three decades of professional experience — and she will have less than six months to make an impact. McCruter-Polk was hired Jan. 16 to serve as family resource/engagement coordinator for the freshman class at Mansfield Senior High School. In […]
Richland County’s neighborhood immunizations slate set
MANSFIELD — Infants, children, and adults can get the shots they need at the Neighborhood Immunization Clinics staffed by public health nurses from Richland Public Health. Children must be accompanied by an adult/guardian and need an up-to-date shot record and insurance card at the time of service. Medicaid and Medicaid Managed Care, Anthem and Medical […]
GALLERY: Olivesburg General Store shows off transformation
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Mansfield to shut down water service Feb. 4 along 4 major roads
MANSFIELD — Due to water main repairs the City of Mansfield Water Repair Department will have to shut down water service to the following areas: Woodland Rd. from Overlook Rd. to Marion Ave. Marion Ave. from Woodland Rd. to Cline Ave. Millsboro Rd from Marion Ave. to South Trimble Rd. S. Trimble Rd from Millsboro […]
Giant board game to bring fun, raise funds at Richland Mall on Feb. 23
MANSFIELD — Visitors to the Richland Mall on Friday, Feb. 23 will find a favorite board game in the middle of the mall’s court. However, instead of the standard 20 inches, the board will measure 20 feet on all sides. The game, a local version of Monopoly retitled RICHLANDOPOLY and presented by Haring Realty, will […]
