Posted inRising from Rust

Do They Like Their Hometown?

The Richland Source recently surveyed 510 students with 216 in 12th grade and 294 in either fourth and fifth grades.  Among other questions, students were asked: “Do you like your hometown?” See the full results below.  High School Students: Do you like your hometown? High School Yes (number) Yes (percent) No (number) No (percent) Total Galion […]

Posted inRising from Rust

Will They Stay?

The Richland Source recently surveyed 510 students with 216 in 12th grade and 294 in either fourth and fifth grades.  Among other questions, students were asked: “Will you stay in your hometown after graduation?” See the full results below.  High School Students: Will you Stay? High School Definitely Yes (number) Probably Yes (number) Maybe (number) I […]

Posted inGray Matters

Gray Matters project to study issues for elderly, caregivers

MANSFIELD — More than a year ago Richland Source launched a project titled Healing Hope, geared toward addressing the region’s dismal infant mortality rate. That Solutions Journalism project earned us national attention, but more importantly offered a light for the community pointing out the local services available to combat a life-or-death issue. Today we begin […]

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Economic Club speaker addresses revitalization in cities like Mansfield

MANSFIELD – Allison Goebel of the Greater Ohio Policy Center has seen small legacy cities transform themselves, and she believes the same is possible for Mansfield. The executive director of the statewide research and advocacy organization spoke Wednesday at the Richland Area Chamber of Commerce’s Economic Club Luncheon about how cities with manufacturing legacies and small […]

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SXSW team shares what’s next, wants to listen

MANSFIELD – Richland County’s done strategic plans before. But never like this. Fifteen local representatives recently attended the wildly popular, notoriously innovative South By Southwest Conference in Austin, Texas on the Richland County Foundation’s dime and returned with an overwhelming amount of ideas to possibly implement in the area, specifically Mansfield’s central business district. The […]

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