Terri Herlihy-Clark, who continued the tradition started by her father, said the family made the decision after years of maintaining the elaborate display and a desire to focus on family.
Hannah Martin
Mansfield leaf pickup begins Nov. 9: Here’s what to know
MANSFIELD — Mansfield residents will soon have a chance to clear the fallen leaves from their curbs. The city plans to begin its annual curbside leaf collection program on Monday, Nov. 9, but whether crews can make a second pass will depend on the weather, equipment, and how quickly the leaves fall. That last element […]
A latte to look forward to: Dunkin’ plans to brew up a new spot in Ontario
The next big addition to Ontario won’t come in a shopping bag. It’ll come in a coffee cup or a box of donuts.
What’s the secret to living 104 years? Psst … Imogene Murphy said there isn’t one
MANSFIELD — What’s the secret to living 104 years? According to Imogene Murphy, there isn’t one. She’s simply spent more than a century working hard, caring for others and making memories with the people she loves.
Holy cow! Chick-fil-A makes a ‘moo’-ving debut in Ontario
“My family and I were drawn to Richland County because of the pride people take in this community and the exciting investments being made in its future,” owner Drew Foster said.
There’s no place like HomeGoods: New store opens in Ontario
ONTARIO — Finding the perfect finishing touch for a home just got a little easier for shoppers in Ontario. HomeGoods officially opened its doors Thursday morning at Village Square, filling the former Big Lots building with home decor, seasonal decorations and plenty of finds for the home.
‘We might be a paycheck away’: Mansfield residents urge alternatives to ‘camping’ ban
MANSFIELD — Anthony Brown spent 23 years experiencing homelessness. Now, the nurse practitioner, author and community advocate is working to help others find the stability he once sought. Brown brought that perspective to Mansfield City Council, urging city leaders to consider housing solutions as they debate a proposed downtown camping ban.
Incumbent Jim Jordan claims victory in race for Ohio’s 4th District
Jordan has represented Ohio’s 4th Congressional District for nearly two decades. His next two-year term will begin in January.
Lucas voters reject 0.75% income tax
LUCAS — The Village of Lucas’ proposed 0.75% income tax has failed. According to final unofficial results from the Richland County Board of Elections, 107 votes were for the additional income tax and 116 votes were against it.
Madison Township voters reject levies, natural gas aggregation
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Madison Township voters have rejected two proposed property tax levies and a natural gas aggregation. According to final unofficial results from the Richland County Board of Elections, voters rejected a 2.5-mill fire levy, a 4-mill road levy and a natural gas aggregation resolution.

