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MANSFIELD — Many are familiar with the athletic prowess possessed by Cameron “Cam” Todd, having watched the Mansfield Senior quarterback help lead his team to the Division III state championship game earlier this month. But what some may not be aware of is the impact the 18-year-old makes when he’s not on the football field.

MANSFIELD — Volunteering isn’t just something to pass the time away. As Jerry Fraifogl put it, “It’s the thing to do.” The 10-year Salvation Army volunteer can be spotted picking up food donations from local grocery stores and restaurants for the Salvation Army of Mansfield on Thursdays with Denny Adam, a six-year Salvation Army volunteer.

More than just a sweet bonding opportunity, reading to your baby can do a lot of good for your little one’s development. Babies are born with billions of brain cells, which begin forming synaptic connections at the rate of approximately 700 per second during the baby’s first nine months of life, according to Dr. Celia […]

MADISON TOWNSHIP — Need a smile? Look no further than Dick Gahm. The 93-year-old Madison Township man is full of joy and isn’t afraid to share it with others — especially in the form of singing.

BELLVILLE — It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas — especially in the Clear Fork Valley. Cheery snowmen, ornate ornaments, Christmas trees and other holiday scenes adorn the windows of 24 buildings in Bellville and Butler.

ONTARIO — The body’s largest organ doesn’t always get the care it deserves, but the founders of Glō Facial Bar believe the skin deserves the best. That’s why Kristin Kipp, Dr. Melissa McRae and Sheree Young have teamed up to offer facials and skincare treatments at their new open-concept facial bar at the Richland Mall.

SHELBY — A new year isn’t the only time to make a change, but it can be a great place to start. If you know incorporating healthy habits into your routine will top the list of your 2020 New Year’s resolutions, follow Joanne Milliron’s lead. The Shelby woman, 71, kicked off 2019 with the intention […]

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, we’re reminded to give thanks. But who says this practice should be reserved for one day? According to Gina McDowell, LPCC-S and behavioral health clinical educator at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, practicing thankfulness — especially volunteering and giving back — demonstrates an improvement of mood and overall wellbeing.

MANSFIELD — When thankfulness is dependent on circumstances, the chances of being thankful all the time are slim. Choosing gratitude in spite of one’s conditions is no easy feat, but it’s something the Humble family has embraced, especially as of late.