Madison Township trustees, fire captain explain need for Nov. 3 tax increase requests during Monday meeting.
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Mansfield City Council scheduled to vote on Lahm Regional Airport 5-year development plan
The 26-page document, introduced by the city administration in July, examines the best ways to continue to develop and leverage Lahm Airport economically.
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Pickin’ for the Playhouse: Lincoln Highway Bluegrass Band tunes for Mansfield benefit show
The Lincoln Highway Bluegrass Band will perform a benefit concert Aug. 29 at the Mansfield Playhouse. All proceeds benefit the theater.
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Third time’s the charm: Richland County secures state winter road salt contract
Richland County will receive 3,500 tons of salt through the state contract, albeit at more than $90 per ton, Adam Gove said.
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Richland County prosecutor will seek to try 16-year-old charged with murder in adult court
Brodie Gibson was arraigned on seven charges Wednesday morning before Richland County Juvenile Court Judge Steve McKinley.
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Madison High School grad killed in Vietnam to have section of Ohio 13 dedicated in his name
Ohio 13 southbound — from East Cook Road to Hanley — will be dedicated in honor of Glenn S. Wingenbach Jr., a 20-year-old U.S. Marine killed in combat.
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Anonymous $500K donation pushes Mansfield Playhouse closer to dream of new $5.9 million downtown theater
“Now is the time for anyone who has been considering a contribution to join the effort. Together, we can ensure that live community theater remains a vibrant part of our area’s future.”
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16-year-old boy charged with stabbing murder of another 16-year-old in Springfield Township
The victim was identified as Elias Uzuoff, 16, according to the Richland County Coroner’s Office chief investigator Bob Ball.
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Tradition on the track: Harness racing closes out two-night run at the Richland County Fair
Drivers in lightweight sulkies steered Standardbred horses through the turns during the second and final night of harness racing at the 176th Richland County Fair.
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Shawshank Hustle: The only race where 2,000 people gladly run back to prison
The race, which rolls out onto Ohio 545 and into downtown Mansfield before returning to the historic prison, is scheduled to start at 8 a.m.