SHELBY — Shelby’s journey to the state championship football game triggered a late start for the boys basketball team. But the Whippets showed no ill-effects in their season opener, romping to a 56-45 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference victory over visiting Clear Fork on Friday night. Senior Landon Foltz led the way with 18 points, while teammate […]
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Families Without Families Thanksgiving dinner set for Nov. 27 at DLX
MANSFIELD — The annual “Families Without Families” Thanksgiving Community Meal returns this year to bring warmth, connection, and the true spirit of the holiday season to all those in need throughout Richland County. The free community meal will be held on Thursday, Nov. 27 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at DLX, 28 N. Main Street, Mansfield. Sponsored by DLX, GravityOhio, Bite […]
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Richland County 2025 election results: Live updates, races and local coverage
Election night is Tuesday, Nov. 4 and Richland Source has you covered. Below, you’ll find real-time updates as we track the latest returns from key races and issues across the area. If you’re reading this before you vote, find all of our election preview coverage here. Here’s what we’re covering tonight Richland Source reporters will […]
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Are you the next Richland Source staff reporter?
MANSFIELD — Do you care about our community? Do you have a knack for connecting with people and a desire to make a positive impact right here in North Central Ohio? Maybe we have an opportunity for you at Richland Source in our newsroom. We’re taking applications for a staff reporter and we’d love to […]
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John C. Curtis
John C. Curtis, 79, of Mount Vernon passed away on Thursday morning, September 26, 2019 surrounded by his family at the Laurels of Mount Vernon. He was born on June 14, 1940 in Mount Vernon to the late Charles Emmett and Helen E. (LeFever) Curtis. John served his country in the Army and the Army […]
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Are You a Medicare Rookie? Pros Can Help You Find Right Plan
(StatePoint) Roughly 4.4 million Americans will reach the age of 65 in 2024, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. While age is just a number in some respects, this particular birthday marks the time when Americans become eligible for the federal Medicare health insurance program. And if you’ll be hitting this milestone soon, you’re in […]
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How to Prepare for a Power Outage
(NAPSI)—It’s unfortunate but, according to the U.S. Energy Information Association’s most recent reports, on average, electricity customers experience seven to eight hours of power interruptions a year—but there are ways to prepare. Power outages can be caused by severe weather such as hurricanes, tornadoes and heavy rain, snow and ice storms. In addition, […]
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All Things Duct Cleaning
(NAPSI)—There may be a problem lurking in your house that you can’t even see: dirty ducts. But that doesn’t have to be. The Issue Even with the proper use of filters, your home’s heating and cooling system gets really dirty through normal, everyday use, just as surfaces in your home get […]
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Sickle Cell Disease: More Than Just Growing Pains
(NAPSI)—It’s what every parent wishes they could do for their child: solve the impossible. For Vesha Jamison, that journey began when doctors raised the flag that he needed blood—immediately. But the one item that could help alleviate his excruciating pain was not available. The nation was on the cusp of a blood shortage. […]
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Gear Up for Respiratory Virus Season
(NAPSI)—Here’s news to help you breathe easier: Although respiratory virus season is upon us, you can protect yourself and your loved ones. How? Make sure you’re up to date on all of your vaccinations. Following vaccination, it takes time for your body to build protection against the flu, COVID-19 and RSV, so it’s recommended that […]