Doc Stumbo said Tuesday the need for community food assistance has never been greater in Richland County.
Carl Hunnell
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Posted inNews
Taking the oath: Mansfield Fire Dept. swears in Galion & Hillsdale graduates
A Galion High School graduate and a Hillsdale High School graduate are the two newest members of the Mansfield Fire Department.
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Mansfield lawmakers to consider ban on ‘camping’ in downtown Central Business district
The law aims to regulate living accommodations in outdoor spaces while establishing specific guidelines for law enforcement officers before citations are issued or arrests are made.
Posted inLife and Culture
Sunny skies and packed parking: Fleming Falls Preserve hosts first ‘Fall at the Falls’ Festival
Visitors streamed into the 184-acre park on Sunday at the former Camp Mowana for the first “Fall at the Falls” event.
Posted inLife and Culture
Mansfield Playhouse gets earnest with Oscar Wilde comedy full of romance, aliases and absurdity
The classic comedy, “The Importance of Being Earnest,” opens Friday night for a two-weekend run at the community theater.
Posted inElections
Marilyn John, Colton Stidam vying to represent Richland County in Ohio House
Republican Marilyn John and Democrat Colton Stidam want to represent Richland County in the Ohio House of Representatives.
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Man arrested for felonious assault after fight leads to stabbing in Galion on Thursday
Gavin Bloomfield was arrested on a charge of felonious assault and taken to the Crawford County Justice Center.
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Retired U.S. Navy admiral from Mansfield concerned about aircraft carrier tasking
“I don’t agree with the amount of deployment that’s going on, but we have got to do what we’ve got to do,” retired Admiral Timothy Beard said.
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Citizens talk to Mansfield lawmakers about water costs, quality and main breaks
Water was on the minds of Mansfield residents who spoke to local lawmakers Tuesday during public participation.
Posted inCommunity Development
Mansfield planning celebration of Main Street improvement project in early November
“We are in the final weeks of the downtown project … at least substantial construction will be done by the end of October,” Mayor Jodie Perry said.