LAS VEGAS – For the fourth consecutive year, MT Business Technologies, Inc. has been recognized as the largest independent dealer of Ricoh products in the United States. The honor comes from the Ricoh Family Group dealer conference held in Las Vegas, Nevada. MT CEO Carl Fernyak was in attendance to accept the award on behalf […]
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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1Richland hosts Workplace Stability workshop
MANSFIELD – Area employers will learn new ways to invest in their employees during a professional workshop presented by 1Richland on Tuesday. “Workforce Stability” with Ruth Weirich, a management professional in the publishing industry with 30 years of experience, will focus on teaching employers how to improve employee retention, productivity, and their bottom line. Weirich […]
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Shrek Jr. peels back layers of talent at the Playhouse
MANSFIELD – It’s been said that ogres are like onions. Not because they stink, or because they make you cry – because there is more to them than meets the eye. The same could be said about the talent of the cast in the youth production of “Shrek: The Musical Jr.” at the Mansfield Playhouse. […]
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Meet Richland County Sheriff incumbent Steve Sheldon
MANSFIELD – Leading up to the 2016 election on Nov. 8, Richland Source sat down with Richland County Sheriff Steve Sheldon, the Republican incumbent for the position. Sheldon is running against Democrat challenger Matt Mayer. QUESTION: Tell us about your career in law enforcement leading up to becoming sheriff. ANSWER: I grew up in Mansfield […]
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Ohio State-Mansfield ceremony honors survivors of domestic violence
MANSFIELD – Fifteen purple carnations lay somberly on the floor of Ovalwood Hall at the Mansfield campus of The Ohio State University. Fifteen carnations to remember the loss of fifteen victims of domestic violence, purple to commemorate Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The flowers were surrounded by shimmering candles, and surrounded again by a group of […]
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Bill Sharp bids fond farewell to Richland County
MANSFIELD – To everything there is a season. Bill Sharp will end his time as the director of the Mansfield-Richland Area Education Foundation during his favorite season. “I love fall,” Sharp said on a particularly brisk October morning. “I have family that loves hot and humid weather, but I just don’t like it. I like […]
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Meet Richland Co. Sheriff candidate Matt Mayer
MANSFIELD – Leading up to the 2016 election on Nov. 8, Richland Source sat down with Democrat challenger Matt Mayer, who is running to become the Richland County Sheriff. Mayer is a Democrat challenging Republican incumbent Steve Sheldon. QUESTION: You were a sheriff’s deputy from 1988 to 2013. How did you start there? ANSWER: My […]
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Shelby approves new city speed limits
SHELBY – Drivers in Shelby should take note of a new speed limit along state Route 39 taking effect in the next few weeks. Shelby City Council officially passed legislation on Monday evening establishing a new speed limit on a portion of state Route 39, otherwise known as Mansfield Avenue, and State Street in the […]
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OhioHealth dedicates CuddleCot for grieving mothers
MANSFIELD – A little more than three years ago, Kari Davis walked into the maternity department at OhioHealth Mansfield Hospital to begin the worst day of her life. “I remember walking through that door at 39 and a half weeks pregnant, and we’d found out the day before that our daughter died,” Davis said. “At […]
