Author’s Note Sometimes it’s easy, when confronted with conflict, to turn to a narrative that most aligns with our belief system. This human tendency often puts us on one side or the other. I traveled with the People’s Convoy for four days in March to complicate the narrative around COVID-19. Mandates. Public health restrictions. Vaccines. […]
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Section of Emerson Drive in Mansfield closed through March 27
MANSFIELD — Due to storm main repairs it will be necessary to close sections of the following roads while work is being completed. Emerson Drive from Holiday Drive to Karlson Drive. The road has been closed and is expect to reopen Monday March 28. Construction signs will be posted at the work site. Traffic is […]
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Superman, aka Dean Cain, coming to Mansfield on March 25 to aid children in need
MANSFIELD — Superman is coming to Richland County to aid local children in need. Actor Dean Cain, who played the superhero in the 1990s series, Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, will be in Mansfield on March 25 to help launch Ohio Helping Hands and to continue work on several faith films being produced […]
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Knox County man killed in Saturday morning crash
CENTERBURG — A 26-year-old Centerburg man was killed on Saturday morning following a one-vehicle crash in Porter Township, according to the Delaware Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Christopher C. Thomas was pronounced dead at the scene after a crash occurred at approximately 7:14 a.m., on Condit Road near Olive Green Road, in Porter […]
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LISTEN: Big Jacque made an impression on Lexington Ave.; Mifflin Village Councilwoman expelled following fight on Facebook
Mifflin village councilwoman expelled indefinitely during argumentative meeting: https://www.richlandsource.com/news/mifflin-village-councilwoman-expelled-indefinitely-during-argumentative-meeting/article_501e1e22-c698-5c3c-9c65-e22bc1164bdd.html?block_id=1098581 Shelby man’s non-profit combines career tech education with philanthropy: https://www.richlandsource.com/business/shelby-mans-non-profit-combines-career-tech-education-with-philanthropy/article_0b948b7a-99a5-11ec-876b-e7cbda2a38c3.html Kenneth Edward Sauder: https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/kenneth-edward-sauder/article_3b44cdde-a5ef-11ec-a57d-ff350f3f9ed1.html Mifflin Village Councilwoman expelled following fight on Facebook Joyce Amos, who council previously suspended for “the name calling of residents on a Facebook page” in January, was expelled indefinitely on Wednesday in […]
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Richland, Morrow County impacted by Ohio’s new broadband expansion projects
COLUMBUS — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted announced new broadband expansion projects on Friday that will make affordable, high-speed internet available to nearly 100,000 households in the state that currently don’t have access to reliable internet connectivity. The Broadband Expansion Authority authorized BroadbandOhio to award more than $232 million in grants […]
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Howard man killed, 2 others hurt after Thursday crash in Knox County
HARRISON TOWNSHIP – An 89-year-old Howard man was killed Thursday after a two-vehicle crash in Knox County, according to the Mount Gilead Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Donald Duncan, 89, was later pronounced deceased at Ohio State University Hospital. Two other people involved in the accident, Dixie and William Greenfield, both 62, and also […]
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Man killed in one-vehicle crash at U.S 30/U.S. 42 on Thursday morning
MADISON TOWNSHIP — A Cuyahoga Falls man died in a single-vehicle accident early Thursday morning, according to the Mansfield Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The accident occurred at 4:11 a.m. on U.S. 30 at the intersection with U.S. 42, according to troopers. A preliminary investigation showed Antonio Juan La’Shawn L. Cleveland, 28, was eastbound […]
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Mifflin village councilwoman expelled indefinitely during argumentative meeting
MIFFLIN — An expulsion, an attempted firing, an invalid hiring, a repeal of an ordinance passed in December and an argument over the difference in the words “established” and “founded” — all were part of a nearly two-hour Mifflin Village Council meeting on Wednesday. Joyce Amos, who council previously suspended for alleged name calling and […]