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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?"
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Manufacturing expansions and historic revivals anchor Richland County growth, officials say
“If we would have seen this report back then and said all of these things are happening in your community right now, I think we would have been shocked and awed,” Jessica Gribben said
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RCSO scam warning: Deputies will never phone you demanding fine payments
The Richland County Sheriff’s Office is not calling area residents trying to demand payments for fines and/or warrants.
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Prevention vs. OT: Mansfield lawmaker pushes city to target root causes of youth violence
Crystal Davis Weese spoke of her desire to improve community safety and reduce youth violence when she successfully campaigned for Mansfield City Council in 2025.
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Renovations at former Liberty Park bathhouse to cost $52,300 more than estimated
The Mansfield Board of Control approved a $52,300 change order on Tuesday morning for Scout Construction, which found rot inside some of the walls and roof timbers.
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‘Two More Years’ ends: Mansfield Fire’s AC Chris Speelman retires after 34 years
Chris Speelman came into the fire department in 1992 as part of a new eight-member firefighting “dream team” of its own.
Posted inLife and Culture
Broadway Blowout: Cast from ‘Guys & Dolls’ celebrates with the audience at the Renaissance
Haley Bedocs said the event after the Sunday afternoon matinee outside on the theatre plaza was a chance to keep the great summer vibes going.
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Mansfield fire, police investigators probe suspicious early morning blaze at transitional housing unit
Sunday was not a day of rest for Mansfield firefighters.
Posted inCommunity Development
Lincoln Highway to broadband internet: Contract signed for $20 million U.S. 30 high-speed connection across Ohio
A new “highway” will soon spring up, providing a high-speed broadband connection officials hope will spur the next 100 years of economic growth.
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Mount Gilead motorcyclist killed after crash leads to second impact on U.S. 42
A 70-year-old Mount Gilead man died in a motorcycle crash Wednesday night, according to the Morrow County Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol.