The detour route will be Ohio 96 west to Ohio 603 north to Ohio 3 south to Ohio 96 and reverse.
Carl Hunnell
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Four people dead, including police officer, during Wayne County shooting Sunday night
Wayne County Sheriff Tom Ballinger said law enforcement officers responded to a report of a disturbance and shots fired at a home on Chippewa Trail around 9:30 p.m.
‘This is our version of the American 250 picnic,’ Shelby mayor says of Sunday community party
Mayor Steve Schag was among those in attendance at the party, which came one day after the traditional 4th of July celebrations around the county.
Column: Declaration of Independence signers 250 years ago earned us the right to complain about the weather
What would the nation’s founders say about our national obsession with weather these days?
70 percent in 5 years: Rising health insurance costs not sustainable in Richland County, Vero says
“Our claims and experience drive the health insurance cost increase. We have to understand that in more detail and then we will look at all options,” Tony Vero said.
Ladder 1 takes to the sky: Forget the fires, Mansfield Fire Dept. drenches the heat
The Mansfield Fire Department proved Thursday afternoon there is more than one way to fight a blaze.
Downtown Forward, new Mansfield hotel project receive $1.1 million in state tax credits
More than 240 skilled cigar rollers worked in a building at 147 N. Diamond St. for The Hautzenroeder Co. more than a century ago.
Like father, like son: Dave, Adam Compton keep it in the family with Mansfield Fire Dept.
The Mansfield Fire Department promoted three of its own on Wednesday afternoon during ceremonies in City Council chambers.
Mansfield to celebrate nation’s 250th on Saturday with stops in 1881 and 1976
Mansfield will re-dedicate the historic Vasbinder Fountain as part of its July 4 festivities.
Four months remain on Mansfield’s $20.3 million Main Street Improvement Project
Progress on the 18-month project entered a new phase this week after series of major structural completions, officials said.

