BELLVILLE — There will be a meeting for all parents of any Clear Fork High School student/athlete who will be participating in Football, Cheerleading, Boys and Girls Soccer, Volleyball, Girls Tennis, Boys and Girls Golf, and Cross Country on Wednesday, July 29 at the high school. Contact your specific sport’s coach for your designated time […]
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Spend time with the birds on Aug. 12 & Aug. 26
MANSFIELD — The Ohio Bird Sanctuary is offering two chances in August to get close to its birds outside their enclosures. On Wednesday, Aug. 12 and again on Wednesday, Aug. 26, there will be a chance to “Spend Time with the Birds” and take photos from 5 to 6 p.m. There is a limited audience […]
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Gorman-Rupp declares cash dividend for 2nd quarter of 2020
MANSFIELD — The Board of Directors of The Gorman-Rupp Company (NYSE: GRC) has declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.145 per share on the common stock of the Company, payable Sept. 10, 2020, to shareholders of record Aug. 14, 2020. This will mark the 282nd consecutive quarterly dividend paid by The Gorman-Rupp Company. In addition, […]
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CIty of Mansfield to today resume enforcement of parking violations
MANSFIELD — The City of Mansfield — effective Friday, July 24 — will resume enforcement of parking violations at meters in the downtown. “A special ‘thank you’ to all who continued to support our downtown merchants during this COVID-19 crisis,” Safety-Service Director Lori Cope said in an email Friday. “Please continue to support our city-wide merchants […]
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Ohio announces initiative to recruit lawyers as poll workers
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court issued an order allowing Ohio attorneys to receive required continuing legal education credit for serving as precinct election officials on Election Day on Nov. 3. Secretary of State Frank LaRose said the court’s decision supports his “Ready for November” initiative by recruiting new poll workers to ensure voters have […]
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Richland Public Health seeks public help finding dog involved in bite
MANSFIELD — Richland Public Health seeks public assistance in locating a dog implicated in the bite of a person. The dog is described as small, 10-15 pounds, white with brown spots and with short haired. The dog was last seen in the area of Flint Street on Wednesday. If the whereabouts of the dog is […]
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Park Avenue West lanes reduced due to water main repairs
MANSFIELD — Due to water main repairs, east and westbound lanes of Park Avenue West from Mulberry Street to Bowman Street have reduced to single-lane only. The lanes have been closed and are expected to be re-opened by the end of the workday Monday, barring any unanticipated problems. Construction signs will be posted at the work […]
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Live on the Lawn at Kingwood Center Gardens has been cancelled
MANSFIELD — Live on the Lawn at Kingwood Center Gardens has been cancelled for July 23 and July 30 in compliance with Richland Public Health and due to increased efforts to reduce the spread of COVID 19 in our community. This outdoor concert series is set to return in Summer 2021. Kingwood would like to […]
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RFME Insurance announces merger with Botkin Insurance advisors
MANSFIELD — Roby Foster Miller Earick insurance (RFME) has announced its merger with Botkin Insurance advisors, a Franklin County agency, according to a press release issued on Wednesday morning. Botkin has been doing business in and around the Clintonville and Short North areas of Columbus for more than 36 years. “This merger will greatly enhance […]
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Renaissance Theatre postpones start of season
MANSFIELD — The Renaissance Performing Arts Association will be postponing the official start of its 2020-21 season. In previous years, the start of the season was highlighted by a summer Broadway musical production in July and August. For this season, the start will begin with the Park National Bank Broadway Series production of Cabaret, Oct. […]