Kenneth Arthur on Thursday offered his own unique views after 36 years of work in the Richland County Building Department.
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Steel fabricator eyes job growth, crane upgrade with new Mansfield addition
A local custom steel fabricator may be able to add eight to 10 employees thanks in part to a zoning variance granted Tuesday by the city Planning Commission.
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Questions or comments on Main Street project? Attend open house Thursday
Got questions about the current status — and future — of the $20.3 million Main Street Corridor Improvement project?
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Mansfield awards $3 million contract for final West End Neighborhood Improvement phases
The remaining two phases of the West End Neighborhood Improvement Plan are set to begin in May.
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Sunny skies and peacock serenades: Mansfield welcomes spring at Kingwood
A peacock’s high-pitched call at the Kingwood Center Gardens on Sunday afternoon helped to signal the end of winter.
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Is there a DORA in Mansfield’s future?
Jodie Perry said Thursday she plans to have legislation for City Council consideration in the next 90 days that would allow a DORA in the downtown.
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Vero ‘confident’ Buc-ee’s development will meet environmental requirements
Richland County Commissioner Tony Vero said Thursday he’s confident a proposed Buc-ee’s Travel Center will meet any needed environmental requirements.
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Adena Corp. wins $2.4 million bid to build roundabout at Lex-Springmill and Home roads
Adena Corp. of Mansfield on Thursday was awarded a $2.44 million contract to build a traffic roundabout at the intersection of Lexington-Springmill and Home Roads.
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Mansfield City Council fast-tracks NOPEC, offering bulk electric rates
City Council on Tuesday evening approved joining the Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council.
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Mansfield OKs 2026 budget, but state tax changes could impact city finances
Kelly Converse cautioned local lawmakers Tuesday about potential new state tax law changes and their impact on the city’s revenues.