Crystal Davis Weese will represent the 3rd Ward on Mansfield City Council when lawmakers convene for the first time in 2026.
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?"
Feels like the first time: Col. Crawford-West Jefferson tilt set in Marengo
Colonel Crawford (12-1) will battle West Jefferson (11-1) on Friday night in a Division VI regional championship game in Marengo.
It’s official: Shelby-Galion football rematch coming Friday at Arlin Field
Unbeaten Shelby (12-0) will play Galion (11-1) on Friday night at Mansfield’s Arlin Field in a Division IV regional title game
Mansfield City Council to discuss backyard chicken ordinance Tuesday
Lawmakers on Tuesday are scheduled begin discussions on legislation that would allow backyard chicken coops in the city.
Mansfield may see second cannabis dispensary open by December
A second cannabis dispensary may be open in Mansfield in the next several weeks.
Get ready to ‘Keep on Laughing’ on the Second Stage at the Mansfield Playhouse
“Keep on Laughing” opens Friday night on the Second Stage at the Mansfield Playhouse for a two-weekend run at the Third Street theater.
Richland County veterans saluted for ‘selfless service’ in Veterans Day event
Cold weather and biting winds pushed the annual Richland County Joint Veterans Council Veterans Day ceremony inside Tuesday
20 provisional ballots will decide a winner in Mansfield City Council’s 3rd Ward
It’s going to take seven more days to determine a leader for the next four years in Mansfield City Council’s 3rd Ward.
Mansfield Veterans Day events moving indoors at AMVETS Post 26
The annual Veterans Day Parade in downtown Mansfield, scheduled for Tuesday, has been cancelled due to expected cold and wind.
‘Coats for Kids Drive’ accepts donations from the public for the first time
The Noon Optimist Club of Mansfield, Altrusa International of Mansfield and Ashley Home Store accepted donations on Sunday at Grace Episcopal Church.
