Whether it’s trying to find one, or trying to improve one, jobs are a common concern among many people, and with the current economic climate, obtaining the ideal job or expanding one’s business seems like an unfeasible feat. And yet, it doesn’t necessarily have to be that way. In Richland County alone, there are several […]
Emily Johnson, Staff Reporter
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Spartan XC team racing into new season
The St. Peter’s cross country team is running full force into the new season with a more intensive training schedule that has already proved effective in the first competition held at Maumee Bay State Park on Aug. 19 as several of the runners dropped minutes from their times the previous season. “I’m pretty happy with […]
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St. Peter’s tennis takes on tough schedule
The St. Peter’s tennis team’s new season is under way. With a challenging schedule ahead, they are ready to compete. “We’ve already faced some tough competition this season,” stated head coach Dave Flemming. “We played against the three toughest teams [Willard, Shelby, and Galion] in the sectional right off the bat going 0-3, but that […]
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Mansfield Senior Tygers anticipate match-up with Big Walnut
Friday night lights are soon to be lit up for the 2013 season, and like a fly attracted to a light source, many Mansfielders will flock to the stadium lights at Arlin Field this Friday evening to watch as the Tygers face off with the Golden Eagles. The Mansfield Senior football team already picked up […]
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Lucas Cubs go to work on season goals
At Lucas, the football season starts without the single snap of a football. “When we go to camp at the Ohio Northern University, our seniors lead the entire team in setting goals for the season. Once the goals are set, every athlete and coach signs their names on their set of goals, committing to those […]
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Bellville restaurant gets new, old makeover
Brumby’s Coffee House Brumby’s Coffeehouse and Pizzeria, located on Main Street in Bellville, has undergone renovations over the last three months that embrace both the original architecture as well as modern technology. Currently open in in the evenings, four days a week, the remodeled dining room will soon be open six days a week for […]
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Ontario golf season in full swing
Taking advantage of the crisp summer weather, Ontario’s golf program has taken to the greens, this year welcoming 21 golfers, including the first girls’ golf team in school history. The season launched on Aug. 7 with a match against the Lexington Minutemen and has seen several matches since then, including the Bucyrus Invitational at the […]
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St. Peter’s band marching on
Unique in arrangement and schedule, this year’s St. Peter’s band is expecting 25 high school students to participate in a tuneful tradition. Band director Lew Friend explained that the St. Peter’s band isn’t like most other schools in that it lacks a football team; hence, there aren’t halftime shows to perform in during the fall. […]
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Reformatory welcomes car enthusiasts to first annual car show
Known by some as the historic prison, recognized by others as the site of the classic film, The Shawshank Redemption, the Ohio State Reformatory gained another distinguishable characteristic on Sunday as the host of the First Annual Historic Ohio State Reformatory Car Show. Just outside the walls of the legendary building, hundreds of participants parked […]
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Retired Richland County sheriff honored at annual golf outing
More about Parkinson’s Disease In 1990, Dan Miller of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Today, he is still affected by the disease; however, on Sunday, Aug. 25, several family members, friends, and others gathered to demonstrate their support by participating in the third annual Dan Miller Open at the Pebble Creek […]