Letters to the Editor

2019 is the fifth year, and hopefully the final year, that the local “Pride” events, parade and festival, will take place in Mansfield. What behaviors, sexual immoralities, and sexual dysfunctions were once taboo, even illegal, are today considered normal, natural and even moral. Deeds, which were once hidden, practiced in darkness, in places like underground […]

In this hyper-partisan political moment, with cultural issues being debated fiercely, it’s important to remember that pocketbook issues are still the top priority for American voters. The more our elected officials concentrate on jobs, take home pay and cost of living, the more in tune they will be with their constituents. That’s why I was […]

I have been so pleased as I have followed the campaign of Victoria Norris-Diez for Mayor! She brings a fresh and positive perspective about Mansfield. What a breath of fresh air! Victoria brings professionalism, youthful perspective, and unique experiences to the challenges that face our community. She is invested in all parts of our community […]

As a resident of Mansfield’s 1st ward, I am casting my vote for Victoria Norris-Diez for Mayor of Mansfield in the Democratic primary. The positive campaign she has lead, focused on her proven track record as a leader and entrepreneur, has resonated with me. As a CASA volunteer with the Juvenile Court, I respect and […]

Victoria for Mayor. The person we need for mayor to make Mansfield flourish: 1) Someone who cares about enticing new business to Mansfield; 2) Someone who knows how to market Mansfield’s attributes; 3) Someone who knows how to create business; 4) Someone who is compassionate and cares about the people and community; 5) Someone who […]

SHELBY — Residents of Shelby, especially the neighbors of Plymouth-Springmill Road, have a soft spot for the Richland County road crew. Large trucks and a huge chipper showed up shortly after the tornado hit this area and the crew worked long hours to pick up the pieces. Within three days the road crew had the […]

On April 15, 2019 a very special man, Jess Allred, passed from this earth, leaving behind his loving wife Roxie (married for 56 years) two sons, Jay and Joseph, both of which he was very proud of, two daughters-in-law Amy and Juliette, that he loved as if they were his own and two grand-daughters, Elmore […]

Yesterday, Governor Mike DeWine signed into law the “Heartbeat Bill” (SB 23) ensuring children in the womb cannot be aborted in the State of Ohio once a fetal heartbeat is detected. This is a major step forward in protecting the dignity and value of every human being in our society, most especially, those who cannot […]

Richland Source Editor, At last night’s meeting on Mansfield Rising, I asked the question, “Who are you?” What I intended to convey was, “Who the hell do you think you are?” After more than an hour of positive discussion on how to add to the vitality and beauty of Mansfield, one audience member told the […]

The Richland County Commissioners owe this community an apology, though for me the unneeded destruction of the beautiful trees on the Courthouse lawn is very nearly an unforgivable act. To add insult to injury, they deny it was done in secret and now blame the protesting public for not being better informed. How was the […]