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Carl Hunnell
City editor. 30-year plus journalist. Husband. Father of 3 grown sons and also a proud grandpa. Prior military journalist in U.S. Navy, Ohio Air National Guard. -- Favorite quote: "Where were you when the page was blank?"
Mansfield City Council delays skate park vote
MANSFIELD — Mansfield City Council unexpectedly didn’t vote Tuesday night on a proposed $200,000 project to build a skate park and replace playground equipment at Maple Lake Park. Instead, council members elected to follow 3rd Ward Councilman Jon Van Harlingen’s suggested amendment — appropriating $55,000 for the playground equipment and delaying the skate park vote […]
Local amateur radio operators saw Shelby tornado before weather officials
MANSFIELD — Danny Bailey knew even before the National Weather Service that a tornado was headed into Richland County in April. The local, licensed amateur radio operator was on the air April 14 and heard operators in Marion and Bucyrus announce they were in a storm capable of producing tornadoes.
Cincinnati native claims Miss Ohio 2019 title
MANSFIELD — Caroline Williams earned the Miss Ohio 2019 title on Saturday night — and the late-night Taco Bell run she hoped would come with it. The 24-year-old Cincinnati native, in her second Miss Ohio Scholarship Program, repeated the desire she initially offered after winning the preliminary competition on Thursday night.
Paving, rumble strip installation underway at site of fatal May 5 crash
SHELBY — Josh Boggs walked up to the intersection of Ganges-Five Points Road and Ohio 96 on Wednesday morning, carrying a broken, hand-held “Stop” sign. “This was in the van with us when the accident happened,” he said. “My wife, Stacey, uses it as a school crossing guard.”
GALLERY: Paving the way for safety at Ganges-Five Points Road and Ohio 96
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Two deaths, one serious injury in three motorcycle, bicycle crashes in Richland County
Two people were killed and a third seriously injured in Richland County this weekend in three separate accidents involving motorcycles, cars and/or bicycles. All three collisions are being investigated by the Mansfield Post of the Highway Patrol.
ODOT to pay for installation of rumble strips at fatal accident site
SHELBY — Josh Boggs is not claiming any kind of personal triumph over tragedy. But Friday’s confirmation that safety improvements are coming at the intersection of Ganges-Five Points Road and Ohio 96 are exactly what the Shelby man sought after a fatal May 5 accident.
Tornado after tornado … what in the world is going on out there?
MANSFIELD — Southern comedian Jeff Foxworthy once said, “You might be a redneck if… you’ve been on TV more than five times describing the sound of a tornado.” Clearly, the comic never anticipated the spring of 2019, which has crashed one wave after another of tornadoes across the country. A record number of people have […]

