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Cavs’ farm team hires Galion’s Reinking as head coach in Canton
GALION — When Nate Reinking finished his 16-year pro basketball career in Europe, he knew he wasn’t finished with the game. On Sept. 27, he was named the fourth head coach of the Canton Charge, the Cleveland Cavaliers farm team in the NBA’s Developmental League. After a legendary career at Galion concluded in 1992, Reinking […]
Posted inSports
St. Peter’s battles Crestview to girls’ soccer tie
OLIVESBURG — It did not take long for St. Peter’s Makenzie Hendrickson to get back into action once she was cleared from her leg injury. Hendrickson, previously the Spartans’ keeper, injured her knee in the first game of the season. In the second half, a ball was shot out to Hendrickson, playing forward. She was […]
Posted inAshland Source
City Gates Christian group seeks new members
ASHLAND — Doug Cooper believes it is up to the community’s residents to restore themselves. His organization, City Gate Initiative, is centered around the advancement of the common good and a better connection every day with God’s mission. “God’s mission is to restore the broken systems, structures,” Cooper said. “I believe we have been planted […]
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Strickland, former Ohio governor, campaigns in Mansfield
MANSFIELD – Former Ohio Governor Ted Strickland gave a speech at the Democratic headquarters on Park Avenue Saturday in an attempt to make up his decreasing poll numbers in the race for the U.S. Senate. Strickland used his 25-minute speech to refute claims from his opponent Rob Portman, and asked those in attendance to help […]
Posted inLife and Culture
Maize Dog Park allows dogs to roam free
ONTARIO — Marshall Park is doggie heaven. Dozens of dogs were at the grand opening for the Maize Memorial Dog Park tucked inside the park near the baseball fields. “The dog park unofficially opened up in November, but we had a ways to go,” said Demrie Alonzo, Maize Memorial Park chair member. In November, the […]
Posted inBusiness
Berger Travel Agency a Richland Co. family business success story
MANSFIELD — Some things go together — like family and vacation. Sisters Laura Baker and Terri Berger-Davis of Berger Travel Agency have been proof of that for the past 32 years. Their father, John Berger, showed his daughters the path of an agent working at AAA and the license bureau. After high school, Berger-Davis worked for her father […]