Danville trailed at the end of the first quarter before rallying for a 46-20 win over Cardington-Lincoln on October 16 in Ohio football. The last time Danville and Cardington-Lincoln played in a 24-21 game on October 4, 2019. For a full recap, click here. The Blue Devils’ force showed as they carried a 46-14 lead […]
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Tough tussle: Clear Fork steps past Lexington
Clear Fork broke on top and refused to fold in holding off Lexington 29-27 in an Ohio high school football matchup. The last time Clear Fork and Lexington played in a 43-16 game on September 14, 2019. Click here for a recap The Colts hummed like a well-oiled machine through the final quarter, extending the […]
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Gallery: Ashland vs Mansfield Football Playoffs
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Rohr’s touchdown barrage leads Ashland past Mansfield Sr.
ASHLAND — Ashland quarterback Declan Rohr fired four touchdown passes and added a scoring run to lead the Arrows to a 35-22 victory over Mansfield Senior on Friday night at Community Stadium. This verdict sends the second-seeded Arrows (6-1 overall) into the next round of the Division III, Region 10 playoffs. The spoils include coach […]
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Lexington village hall renamed in honor of former mayor
LEXINGTON — Even at a ceremony held in his honor, former Mayor Eugene Parkison was eager to lend a helping hand. Rather than stand back and watch, Parkison stepped forward to help his successor, Brian White, unveil the retaining wall in front of Lexington’s village hall. A gray tarp fluttered to the ground, revealing a […]
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Free diaper changing stations available for public men’s restrooms
MANSFIELD — Stinky diapers can’t wait. That’s why Richland Public Health is partnering with Pampers to bring baby changing stations to men’s restrooms throughout Richland County.Businesses, nonprofits, government entities and other organizations can have a diaper changing station installed in their men’s restroom for free by contacting the health department. Pampers will cover the cost of […]
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Lois A. McCartney
Lois A. McCartney, 72, of Mansfield, passed away Sunday evening, October 11, 2020, at her home. She was born October 25, 1947, in Mansfield, Ohio, to the late William and Betty (Stutz) Emerson. She retired from Therm-O-Disc and had previously worked at Cambridge Home Health Care. Lois was a devoted member of Faith Chapel and […]
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Fredericktown FFA sweeps 1st place Knox County urban soils judging competition
FREDERICKTOWN — Recently, the Fredericktown FFA chapter sent a team to compete at the Knox County Soil Judging competition. This event was held at Fowler Farms in Amity. For this contest members can compete in Urban soils or Agricultural Soils. In Urban Soils, members must measure slope, depth of the topsoil, subsoil, and substratum. Determine […]
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Richland County Foundation pivots to help in the community
The Richland County Foundation (RCF) started 75 years ago to enhance the lives of people living in Richland County through strategic leadership and philanthropy. Since it was founded in 1945, the Foundation has been fostering philanthropy, accepting applications for funding from local nonprofits and awarding grants totaling almost $96 million. The Foundation is committed to […]
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Decision 2020: Licking County patent attorney challenges appellate court incumbent
A Licking County patent attorney hopes to unseat a long-time incumbent on the 5th District Court of Appeals on Nov. 3. Jeff Furr, 60, a Utica resident who has never been a judge at any level, is running against William Hoffman, 69, who is seeking his sixth and final six-year term on the appellate court […]