SHELBY — Lily Clark, a freshman at Shelby High School, has been awarded an Ohio State Beekeepers Association scholarship. Clark will receive woodenware for two beehives and beekeeping tools, a one-year membership to OSBA, free attendance to the OSBA convention with two guests, a beekeeping training DVD, OSBA apiary diagnostic manual, a one year subscription […]
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Renaissance Theatre adds Dreamgirls to virtual lineup
MANSFIELD — Renaissance Performing Arts has added Dreamgirls: The Virtual Concert Experience to its winter lineup as an online streaming production. Dreamgirls will be available to stream at your home on Jan. 23 and 30, and Feb. 6 and is part of the Park National Bank Broadway Series. “We are so thrilled to have the […]
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Here’s how to break free from worry
As a college senior, one of the final barriers I had to graduate was to complete student teaching in an elementary school and a high school. I was lucky to be paired with two cooperating teachers who were truly incredible at their jobs. Each was seasoned in their careers and had taken their music students […]
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Dayton’s Grotto Gardens date to Abraham Lincoln’s administration
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was originally published by the Ohio History Connection. Richland Source has entered into a collaborative agreement with the Ohio History Connection to share content across our sites. DAYTON — The Grotto Gardens has been the site of a national center for veterans’ services since Abraham Lincoln approved the establishment of the National […]
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Fredericktown honors Ruhl with ‘Key to the Village’
FREDERICKTOWN – Every small town has someone who keeps it running – who does the dirty, often thankless work that allows residents to go about their lives unbothered. In Fredericktown, for the last 21 years, that person was Irl Ruhl. Ruhl was honored for his service to the community on Monday night when Mayor Jerry […]
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Mansfield synagogue’s spiritual leader seeks to educate the interfaith community about Judaism
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story is Part II of an ongoing series about LGBTQ people and their allies in local religious communities. The first story in the series featured Episcopalian priests from Mansfield and Ashland offering an inclusive message to LGBTQ people who have been hurt by religious rejection. MANSFIELD – Emanuel Jacob Congregation, Mansfield’s only Jewish […]
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Columbus Symphony Holiday Spectacular to Air on local TV Dec. 12 & 25
COLUMBUS — The Columbus Symphony will take its 2020 holiday celebration to the broadcast airwaves with “The Columbus Symphony Holiday Spectacular.” Conducted by CSO Principal Pops Conductor Stuart Chafetz and performed by a full, socially distanced Columbus Symphony in concert dress at the Ohio Theatre, the hour-long, family-friendly concert celebrates the most wonderful time of […]
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Cleveland Financial announces 2nd annual holiday lights photography contest
MANSFIELD — It’s Christmastime in the city of Mansfield, and we’re looking for someone to capture our best side. Cleveland Financial is sponsoring its second-annual photo contest aimed at highlighting the holiday lights currently decorating downtown Mansfield. First prize will be awarded $500, second prize will be awarded $250, and third prize will be awarded […]
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Kids practice spirit of giving at Tiny Tim Shoppe
MANSFIELD — Payton and Sydney Noland knocked out most of their Christmas shopping on Saturday afternoon at a single store — The Tiny Tim Shoppe at Downtown Mansfield Inc. (DMI). Visiting the shop is an annual tradition for the twins, according to their mother, Heather Noland. “They look forward to this every year,” she said. […]