Nickel & Bean owners said they hope to be open for business by the end of 2027.
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Madison welcomes 5 former students to its teaching staff
All five teachers graduated from Madison Comprehensive High School between 2018 and 2021.
Richland County Land Bank to host Oct. 3 program for buyers interested in Shelby Second Street homes
The meeting will include information on construction timelines, buyer eligibility requirements and a detailed description of the homes. Lenders will be available to meet with potential homebuyers about their financing options.
Welcome Home: Richland County Land Bank to build 6 attainable single-family homes in Shelby
The homes will be sold to families earning no more than 120 percent of the average median income.
Open Source: What’s the latest with the new Wayfinders shelter?
The organization’s new facility at 661 Park Ave. East was slated to open by the end of October, but will now open closer to the end of 2026.
Worshipers trade pews for lawn chairs at 4th annual Welcome Home Fest in Mansfield
Damien Beauford started Welcome Home Fest four years ago to unite Christians from across the region and provide a non-traditional opportunity for worship, baptism and evangelism.
Sparking greatness: Mansfield alumni returning to inspire next generation of Tygers
Mansfield Senior High will host its first SPARK Conference later this month in collaboration with Mansfield UMADAOP and We ACT.
Cultivating the past: local historians restore South Park community garden
Volunteers from the Richland Early American Center for History (REACH) took over the maintenance for an existing community garden last spring.
Crossroads Church opens City Care Counseling Center at Ontario campus
City Care Counseling Center will provide evidence-based mental health care, psychiatric services and community education.
Residents share stories of addiction, faith and healing at overdose awareness event
Stan and Jen Lemon founded Richland County’s Overdose Awareness Day event ten years ago following the death of their son, Nick.
