You would do well to mind Lydia Marie Child’s famous poem if your Thanksgiving travels take you into northeastern Ohio.
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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Main Street in Mansfield open for winter traffic by Dec. 3, according to city engineer
Main Street will soon be open through downtown Mansfield — for the winter — as major work on the construction project slows during winter.
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The Undefeateds: Shelby will take on Cincinnati Indian Hill at Sidney
Shelby (13-0) will battle Cincinnati Indian Hill (13-0) in a Division IV state semifinal football game Friday at Sidney Memorial Stadium.
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Final 4: Colonel Crawford takes aim at Ohio football powerhouse Kirtland
Colonel Crawford (13-1) takes on Kirtland (13-0) in a Division VI state football semifinal on Friday night.
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BroadbandOhio seeks bids for $20 million high-speed network along U.S. 30
BroadbandOhio has has issued a RFP for a high-speed internet line across the state, following the U.S. 30 corridor.
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24-year-old man charged with murder after his Crestline parents found dead
A 24-year-old man — suspected in the deaths of his Crestline parents — was captured Wednesday after he reportedly fled into Canada.
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Mansfield will end 2025 with a bang … then celebrate 4th of July with a boom
The City of Mansfield plans to end 2025 with a bang … and then throw in another boom midway through 2026 on the nation’s 250th birthday.
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Mansfield mayor introduces ‘responsible’ 2026 temporary budget to City Council
Mayor Jodie Perry on Tuesday evening unveiled to City Council what she termed a “responsible” financial blueprint for 2026.
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And a child shall lead them: 9-year-old girls urge Mansfield lawmakers to allow backyard chickens
Mansfield City Council began discussions Tuesday on a proposal that allow backyard chicken coops in the city.
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Cincinnati-based cannabis business sees Mansfield as natural next step for retail
King City Gardens, a company based in Cincinnati, plans to open a cannabis retail sales business at 1099 W. Fourth St. in Mansfield.