MANSFIELD — What’s next for Westinghouse? It’s the question on everyone’s mind after the Richland County Land Bank approved a contract that could lead to the donation of the former industrial site to the public entity, opening up a world of possibilities with the property for the first time in three decades.
Brittany Schock
Brittany Schock is the Regional Editor of Delaware Source. She has more than a decade of experience in local journalism and has reported on everything from breaking news to long-form solutions journalism. Her work has earned national recognition for its audience-centered approach. She recently relocated to Delaware to build the newsroom from the ground up and can often be found exploring local businesses, attending community meetings or drinking iced coffee.
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Local singer/songwriters take the stage Aug. 20 at Newsroom After Hours
MANSFIELD — The next installment of our Newsroom After Hours concert series is going to be lyrically lush, with singer/songwriter night this Friday. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 20 at Idea Works, located at 40 W. 4th Street in Mansfield. Click here to RSVP via Facebook.
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North central Ohio residents tell us no masks by 2-1 ratio
MANSFIELD — A mask mandate would not be welcomed back to north central Ohio, according to the majority of people who responded to a Richland Source survey. On July 28, Richland Source published a survey asking our readers a number of questions about wearing a face mask in public again due to this surge of new COVID-19 cases with […]
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Imagine the possibilities for Mansfield’s Westinghouse property
MANSFIELD — For the first time in a long time, Mansfield’s Westinghouse site has a future, if we allow ourselves to imagine it. On Wednesday, the Richland County Land Bank approved a contract that could lead to the donation of the former Westinghouse property, setting the stage for the renovation or demolition of the 30-year […]
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New royalty crowned at 2021 Richland County Junior Fair
MANSFIELD — The newest royals in the succession of the Richland County Junior Fair assumed their titles on Sunday evening at the John Hartz Building. Madison Parks of Richland County Round-Up 4-H and Shelby FFA was crowned the 2021 Richland County Junior Fair Queen, while Evan Stuart of Crestview FFA was crowned King.
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GALLERY: 2021 Junior Fair Pageant
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GALLERY: Horsin’ around at the Richland County Fair
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GALLERY: Mansfield Gay Pride Parade 2021
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Phase 1 of new Little Buckeye construction nears completion by end of August
MANSFIELD — Fred Boll just needs 300 sheets of birch plywood. It’s all that’s standing between him and the completion of more than 100 new exhibits in the new space for Little Buckeye Children’s Museum at 175 W. Third Street.
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Little Buckeye Construction
The new entrance of Little Buckeye Children’s Museum under construction in August 2021. IMG_9961.JPG IMG_9965.JPG
