MANSFIELD — Listed below is next week’s schedule for mosquito spraying in Richland County, according to Richland Public Health. Services may be delayed or cancelled due to low mosquito counts, equipment malfunctions, or due to adverse weather conditions including wind, rain, or low temperatures, Any missed areas may be made up any morning or evening […]
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179th Commander thanks community for support
To: Richland County, and surrounding communities From: Col Gary McCue On the 5th of June, 2016, I will transfer command of the 179th Airlift Wing. I took command in July 2010, and it has been a remarkable journey. We’ve been through a lot with the mission and deployments, and this unit remains one of the […]
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Water service shut down on Auburn Street
MANSFIELD — Due to water main repairs the City of Mansfield Water Repair Department has shut down water service to the following areas while repairs are being made. Auburn Street from 1st Avenue to Wayne Street. Water service is expected to be restored to the areas by the end of the work day barring any […]
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Auburn Street closed by water main repairs
MANSFIELD — Due to water main repairs the City of Mansfield has closed sections of the following road while work is being completed. Auburn Street from 1st Avenue to Wayne Street. The road is expected to re-open by the end of the workday Tuesday June 7th, 2016 barring any unforeseen problems. Construction signs will be […]
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Local business leaders tout community involvement
MANSFIELD – Three of the area’s most successful citizens imparted their wisdom on the up-and-coming generation Thursday. Richland Young Professionals’ (RYP) professional development committee organized “Be A Catalyst for Change: Lunch with Local Leaders” to take place at The Rehab Center. Members of RYP enjoyed lunch while hearing from a panel of local civic and […]
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Mansfield backyard chickens ordinance on hold
MANSFIELD — Citizens for Mansfield Backyard Chickens, a local group that drafted a proposal which would allow more residents to raise chickens in the city, has decided to delay presenting a backyard chickens ordinance to council for a vote. “Until Mansfield resolves the animal control officer issue, and we address some of the other animal […]
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Ohio 545, just north of Ohio 96, is now open
MANSFIELD — The Ohio Department of Transportation has announced that Ohio 545, just north of Ohio 96, is now open. The road was previously closed for a culvert replacement. The Ohio Department of Transportation maintains the state’s largest man-made asset — the transportation system. ODOT’s mission is to provide the safe and easy movement of […]
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Why The Y promotes stories of inspiration, hope
MANSFIELD — Denny Davis may have to use a walker to get around, but he’s glad to be mobile. The Mansfield resident has multiple sclerosis, a disabling disease of the central nervous system that disrupts the flow of information within the brain and between the brain and body. “My doctor at Cleveland Clinic told me […]
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Liberty Pool to open Saturday, Linden Pool will not
MANSFIELD — The Liberty Park Pool will open on Saturday as scheduled, but the Linden Pool will not, as originally planned. Mayor Tim Theaker made the announcement Thursday that due to unforeseen circumstances, Linden Pool could not open at this time. “While preparing the pool for opening day, several problems were discovered,” Theaker said. “The […]
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Hardwick resigns from commissioner’s race
MANSFIELD – Richland County Commissioner candidate Daniel Hardwick has officially resigned from the election. According to Richland County Board of Elections Director Paulette Hankins, Hardwick’s letter of resignation arrived Thursday and was effective immediately. Hardwick was vying for the commissioner’s seat held by Democratic incumbent Gary Utt. Hardwick was previously a Richland County Commissioner from […]