(BPT) – Most people know that fruits and vegetables are key to a healthy diet, but they may not know exactly how many, and the amounts, they should be eating daily. Some may believe they are on the right track but are surprised to learn they are underestimating the amount needed to meet nutrition recommendations. […]
‘We don’t have a shortage of things to put in our visitors’ guide,’ says Tasseff
MANSFIELD — Lee Tasseff watched Tuesday morning as Richland County commissioners flipped through pages of the new Destination Mansfield Richland County visitors’ guide. “Last year’s guide was 52 pages. This year’s is 60 pages. We don’t have a shortage of things to put in our guide,” said Tasseff, president of the organization. Even in today’s digital […]
Galion City Schools announces new partnership for ROAR program
GALION – Galion Primary and Intermediate Schools proudly welcomed another community partner to its ROAR program — the Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland. Starting March 14, the Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland began to offer a community outreach ‘Backpack Program’ to K-5 female students. The program will be offered at the Primary and Intermediate schools […]
50 years as An “Ohio Brass Girl”: Sarah Alice Sloane & the Women of Ohio Brass
Inside the Sherman RoomThis story is from Mary McKinley, who operates the Sherman Room at the Mansfield Richland County Public Library. The Sherman Room is a treasure trove of local historical content. For more of Mary’s posts, blogs, and content, be sure to check out this link. MANSFIELD — Women’s History Month has come to […]
Distracted Driving law begins April 4 in Ohio
COLUMBUS – This year, April’s National Distracted Driving Awareness Month coincides with the start of stricter distracted driving laws in Ohio, and the Ohio State Highway Patrol is reminding motorists to keep their eyes and focus on the roadway while driving. “Distracted driving is dangerous, irresponsible and just as deadly as driving drunk, and beginning […]
Ready to Volunteer…Now What? Here’s How You Can Give Back
(NewsUSA) – Volunteering is a great way to help others and give back to our communities—and it’s good for our mental and physical health. People who volunteer for as little as two hours a week may experience improved mental, emotional and physical health—benefits that many older volunteers are gaining because, on average, they volunteer almost […]
Need a small loan? Make sure you’re not adding to your financial woes
(BPT) – These days, it’s difficult to save money — whether it’s an appliance breakdown, car repair or other unexpected bill, sometimes you just need to borrow a little cash. When you need to find a little financial help, it may seem like plenty of options are out there for borrowing money. But the problem […]
New tax credits can help you improve your home and transition to clean energy
(BPT) – America has begun the transition to a clean energy future, but what does this mean for you and your family — and what smart energy choices can you make to significantly increase your home’s efficiency and make a difference in protecting the climate? Clean energy is generated from renewable sources without producing any […]
Little Chats with some Mansfield businesswomen: Sarah Alice Sloane, of Ohio Brass Co.
Editor’s NoteAs a tribute to Women’s History Month, this story was provided by the Sherman Room of the Mansfield/Richland County Public Library and originally published by the Mansfield News on March 12, 1922 on Page 9 of the Social Section. Those interested in more history should check out the Sherman Room at the Mansfield/Richland Public Library […]
National Weather Service believes a “microburst” wreaked havoc Saturday in Madison Twp.
MADISON TOWNSHIP — On Monday, the Emergency Management Agency staff toured the area affected by the April 1 windstorm. Madison Township officials reported 60 homes had some sort of damage from tree limbs to significant structural damage – including roofs and attached garages ripped off in the fury of the storm. Open Bible church lost […]
