County commissioners formally approved the creation of the Richland County Port Authority on Tuesday, along with its board members.
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What’s the dill? Shelby Park Board talks concerns at pickleball courts
Concerns included groups of players not sharing the pickleball courts, littering and the use of foul language and profanity.
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These cases were recently resolved in Richland County Common Pleas Court
Here are criminal court cases which have been resolved in Richland County Common Pleas Court in recent months.
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Team NEO CEO says collaboration is key to regional success
In 2024, Team NEO helped create more than 3,800 jobs, over $250 million in new payroll and sparked over $1 billion in capital investment.
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Majority of Richland County townships seek restrictions on wind, solar projects
Eleven of the county’s 18 townships want to restrict development of wind farms and/or solar facilities in their unincorporated areas.
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Oakland Cemetery Association launches $300K campaign to replace Shelby mausoleum
The Oakland Cemetery Association recently announced a fundraising campaign aimed at raising $300,000 to replace its historic mausoleum.
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UPDATE: Sterkel Community Park for All grand opening set for June 26
A grand opening/ribbon cutting ceremony for Sterkel Park — first set for May 23 — was postponed due to wet weather, which delayed progress.
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Perry talks Mansfield Speedway, downtown construction and CIC
Former NASCAR Cup Series driver and Medina County native Matt Tifft recently purchased Mansfield Speedway from the Milliron Foundation.
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Mansfield lawmakers welcome industrial growth, approve 321-acre rezone
Mansfield lawmakers approved a 321-acre rezone to help open doors to future high-quality, heavy manufacturing jobs in the city’s north side.
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Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services to seek levy renewal
The levy currently costs property owners 10 cents per $100 of appraised property value — roughly $100 annually for a home valued at $100,000.