Sunday was not a day of rest for Mansfield firefighters.
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?"
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.
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.
From tennis courts to kickflips: Skate Ohio opens new Bad Magic Skatepark in Mansfield
B.J. Price looked around Wednesday afternoon under partly sunny skies and smiled at what he saw happening all around him at the new Bad Magic Skatepark.
Dingus trial continued, set for bench trial before yet-to-be selected visiting judge
Former Butler Mayor Wesley Dingus will not face a jury of his peers in the case of alleged voyeurism against him.
Mansfield Planning Commission OKs conditional use permit for historic Westinghouse ‘Home of Tomorrow’ museum
The commission voted 3-2 on Tuesday to approve a conditional use permit that would allow the 895 Andover Road site to be used as a private museum.
Richland County seeks to modernize building department with new online portal
“It’s going to allow us to respond quicker on processing time,” county building department director Steve Risser said.
‘If we don’t try, we’ll never know’: Madison Twp. puts new road and fire levies on November ballot
Madison Township Trustee Tom Brandt said Monday evening that putting two new levies on the ballot for roads and the fire department will be met by some opposition.
Mansfield man suffers serious injuries in three-vehicle accident Sunday morning along I-71
The crash occurred around 12:27 a.m. near milepost 173 in Mifflin Township, troopers said.
‘Dr. Walt would be proud:’ Oasis of Love Church to celebrate free community block party Saturday
“It’s a winning formula we have, we feel. Everything is just expanded. We’re going to have more food, more giveaways, more vendors … and everything is still free.”
