David E. Bridges was surrounded by his family as he joyfully entered into the loving arms of Jesus on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016. He is now renewed in his new home in Heaven. A wonderful tribute witnessed by his family to a life lived with graciousness and genuine love. Dave was born March 6, 1932, […]
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BOE denies challenge of Reinhard’s Crawford Co. residency
BUCYRUS — The Crawford County Board of Elections denied a residency challenge presented against 87th Ohio House of Representative candidate Steve Reinhard on Thursday. Reinhard currently serves as a Crawford County commissioner. Bucyrus resident county worker Stephanie Surina presented the board with county records that seemed to indicate Reinhard lived in Delaware County with his […]
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Georgia J. Kelso
Georgia J. Kelso, 76, of Galion passed away February 25, 2016 at Signature Health Care in Galion. Born Feb. 12, 1940 in, Renick, West Virginia, she was the daughter of Giley and Maggie (Holmes) Rudd. She first married Lester Eckstein who preceded her in death and then married Jack Kelso, who also preceded her in […]
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“Hot Mess: A Lethal New Musical” premieres at the Ren
MANSFIELD – Some of the area’s most talented actors portray “the worst you’ve ever met” in the premiere of “Hot Mess: A Lethal New Musical” at the Renaissance Theatre. The show was penned by Renaissance artistic director Michael Thomas, and puts some of the most infamous figures in pop culture under the microscope. “There is […]
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Gerald ”Joe” Dowell
Gerald ”Joe” Dowell, 74, Crestline, died Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016 at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus, after a brief illness. Joe was born in Lee County, Virginia, on Nov. 25, 1941 to the late Emmet and Minnie (Baker) Dowell. He married Beverly A. Rader on April 12, 1963 and she survives him. Joe was a resident […]
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Jones’ Chips hosts Business Before Hours
MANSFIELD – Those curious about how their favorite local snack food is made got a peek behind the scenes on Thursday morning at Jones’ Potato Chips. The Business Before Hours event was hosted by the Regional Manufacturing Coalition. Approximately 30 visitors toured the company that won the Richland Area Chamber’s Small Business of the Year […]
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Kingston of Ashland offers Lunch & Learn series
ASHLAND — Kingston of Ashland has launched a Lunch & Learn series for community members to enjoy a light lunch and discuss health issues on the third Tuesday of each month. Physical Therapist, Annette Unferdorfer demonstrated different balance techniques at the most recent gathering. That presentation gave attendees the chance to take home and practice […]
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Police: Mansfield crime down 18.7 percent in Jan. over last year
MANSFIELD — Mansfield Police Department and Mayor Tim Theaker reported an 18.7 percent decrease in overall crime from January 2015 to January 2016. Additionally, violent crime was reportedly down 28.5 percent from last January. “We think that’s pretty significant,” Mansfield police Chief Ken Coontz said. The data was compiled by the Records and Data Section […]
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Local home improvement contractors vs. out-of-towners…is there any difference?
With spring just around the corner, antsy homeowners have home improvement projects already on the brain. Projects such as roofing, siding, kitchens, and new flooring may be on the short list, but who can you count on to provide quality, reliable service for a decent price? Luckily, you need only look as far as your […]
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Richard L. “Dick” Logan
Richard L. “Dick” Logan, 87, of Galion passed away Monday, Jan. 18, 2016 at Signature Health Care in Galion, after declining health. He was born Feb. 25, 1928 in Galion and was the son of Earl M. and Minnie Mae (Foust) Logan. Dick is survived by his wife of 66 years, Geraldine A. “Jerry” (Seckel) […]