North Central State College Ohio State Mansfield Although only three months into the campaign, United Way of Richland County has a lot to be excited about. Specifically, United Way’s 2013 campaign goal of $1,650,000 is currently at $926,936. Executive Director Bob Maxey noted that never before has United Way raised this much money at this early […]
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Ontario Schools looks at Intervention and Enrichment Proposal
After holding an in-depth discussion on the Intervention and Enrichment Proposal during last month’s Ontario Board meeting, school administrators addressed this subject again at Wednesday’s meeting. High School Principal Chris Smith opened the discussion, stating, “After the approval of the proposal, we continued to do our research on dual credit classes, AP classes, and honors […]
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Voegele building reopens its doors to the public
After experiencing a fire in late June, Voegele Apartments reopened its doors to the community on Wednesday, Nov. 13 for an open house. Members of the Mansfield City Council, local businesses, organizations, and individuals were present to show their support. That same support is what Andrew Whapham, CEO and Broker of Community Investment Management Services […]
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McCready and Wittmer elected as Troy Township trustees among 8 candidates
Troy Township saw considerable interest for the trustee position in the recent election. From the eight candidates, the two elected were Tom McCready and Dan Wittmer. This is McCready’s first term serving as a trustee. However, he has served on the zoning board of appeals for the last 20 years. He noted that he now […]
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Local Cub Scouts compete in Pinewood Derby Race
The Richland Mall was filled with excitement and loud cheers as local Cub Scouts participated in the annual Pinewood Derby Race on Saturday, Nov. 9. The event, which has been held at the mall for the last five years, was hosted by Johnny Appleseed Trail District of the Heart of Ohio Council. About 20 cub […]
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Record numbers sworn in at 179th Airlift Wing
The 179th Airlift Wing experienced a historic moment on Nov. 4 when 31 federal technicians, the largest number of employees to be hired at one time, were sworn into duty. One additional technician would be sworn in on Tuesday, bringing the count to 32. Col. Gary McCue had the honor of administering the oath. Preceding […]
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Mansfield City Schools bring back memories for alumni
Amelia Earhart flew solo across the Atlantic, Bugs Bunny made his initial debut, Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, Martin Luther King, Jr. led the March on Washington, the Berlin Wall fell, and Facebook became the dominating form of social media. At the same time these incidents were occurring, Mansfield City Schools was also experiencing […]
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Church Women United celebrate World Community Day
Members of Church Women United (CWU) gathered together at First English Lutheran Church on Friday afternoon in celebration of World Community Day. World Community Day is an annual event organized by CWU. Members of CWU convened in the chapel to share how their personal churches have helped serve the community and then they all engaged […]
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Justice Judi French speaks to Kiwanis
Justice Judi French of the Ohio Supreme Court attended the Mansfield Kiwanis meeting on Thursday morning, sharing with the members what it’s like to be part of the Ohio Supreme Court. Of the 1,700 requests that are submitted yearly, only about 100-120 cases are taken on by the Ohio Supreme Court. French noted that each […]
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Derrenberger’s takes long history, local flavor to Lexington Ave
“It’s one of those really cool family history stories,” said Ryan Eckstein, Senior Territory Manager with US Foods, in reference to Derrenberger’s Family Restaurant, which has been serving the community for the past 33 years. It all began in 1966, when Jack Derrenberger found employment as a manager at the Howard Johnson’s restaurant on the […]