North central Ohio criminals — especially drug dealers –have found themselves on the wrong side of Stephen Blust for more than three decades.
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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State of the City: A transcript of our conversation with Mansfield Mayor Jodie Perry
Here is a transcript from the “State of the City” conversation with Mansfield Mayor Jodie Perry and Carl Hunnell from Richland Source.
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Female passenger killed, several others injured in U.S. 30 crash in Crawford County
A female passenger died and several other people were injured in a three-vehicle crash Saturday, according to the Crawford County Sheriff’s Office.
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K.E. McCartney earns $241K contract to oversee Richland County roundabout construction
K.E. McCartney & Associates on Thursday was awarded a $241,990 contract to oversee the construction of a a $2.44 million roundabout.
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Mansfield police arrest 21-year-old man for alleged downtown theft & vandalism
Chief Jason Bammann had a message Wednesday morning for folks trying to spoil good things happening in the community.
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Mansfield mayor delivers ‘State of the City’ through Q&A with Richland Source
Mansfield Mayor Jodie Perry delivered her annual “State of the City” comments on Tuesday evening in City Council chambers.
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Mansfield proclaims Sexual Abuse Awareness Month in April
Mansfield Mayor Jodie Perry on Tuesday proclaimed April as Sexual Abuse Awareness Month in the city.
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Richland County commissioners OK time extension for $4.4 million sanitary sewer project
Richland County commissioners on Tuesday gave a five-month extension to a contractor working on a $4.4 million sanitary sewer project near the I-71/Ohio 97 interchange.
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Renaissance Theatre urges patrons to avoid hotel parking lot after towing incident
A performance of “Mamma Mia!” was interrupted Saturday night when the adjacent hotel called in a fleet of tow trucks.
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Richland County commissioners declare no interest in data center
You can add the entire Richland County Board of Commissioners to local officials not interested in working with EnergiAcres on a proposed data center in Franklin Township.