I have known Brent Robinson for over sixteen years. He was born, raised and educated in Richland County and our great State of Ohio. His commitment to serve and protect the residents of Richland County has been exemplified by his nearly two decades of service in the Richland County Prosecutor’s office, rising and serving as […]
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Shelby FOP endorses Robinson for judge
Shelby FOP Lodge #180 is proud to endorse Richland County Common Pleas Court Judge Brent Robinson for Richland County Common Pleas Court Judge in the Nov. 4 General Election. As a fraternal organization comprised of law enforcement professionals, we fully endorse Judge Robinson in his effort to retain his position on the bench. Judge Robinson […]
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Resident urges voting for Naumoff for Common Pleas Court
Richland County has the opportunity to elect a judge who is intelligent, fair-minded and honest, with impeccable credentials. Phil Naumoff is currently serving as the magistrate in the Mansfield Municipal Court. Mr. Naumoff is extremely concerned about the crime and drugs in this community and wants to use the position of Judge of Common Pleas […]
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Highway Patrol prepared for National School Bus Safety Week
COLUMBUS – The Ohio State Highway Patrol will be participating in National School Bus Safety week, which runs October 20 through October 24. This year’s theme, “At My Stop, You Stop” reminds us that the most dangerous part of the school bus ride for children is when they get on and off the bus. Throughout […]
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Richland Source asks for input through reader survey
I am writing today to ask for about eight minutes of your time. Richland Source has put together an anonymous reader survey designed to help us better understand our readers, learn what they like and don’t like, and — perhaps most importantly — what they want us to do next. Here’s why… In the sixteen months since […]
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Common Core 101: “Follow the money”
I have always been a firm believer of “follow the money.” Unfortunately, Common Core (CC) is no exception. The state’s position has always been that every school district has the right to opt out of CC, but when considering that option, schools receive threatening letters from the Ohio Department of Education (ODE). The latest threat […]
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Lexington-Shelby Elks thank community
The Lexington-Shelby Elks Lodge #2554 and Geyer’s Fresh Foods would like to thank the Lexington community for their support of our annual “Make a Difference Day” food drive. Your generosity resulted in donations of over 700 non-perishable food items and $279.59 in cash. Thanks for your support. Robert Mayer
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Mansfield resident endorses Marilyn John for Richland County Commissioner
After having the opportunity to work with Mayor Marilyn John the last few years, I am proud to support her as the most qualified and forward thinking candidate for Richland County Commissioner. Marilyn John has the broadest government experience of the two candidates. She has run all parts of a municipality with successful results. Even […]
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ODOT releases construction update for week of Oct. 13
The Ohio Department of Transportation has released its road construction update for the week of October 13. ASHLAND COUNTY US Route 42 & State Route 60 – ***UPDATE*** US 42, between US Route 250 and the village of West Salem, has intermittent lane restrictions as needed for finalization work as part of a smooth seal pavement […]
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Lawrence C. “Larry” Foust
Lawrence C. “Larry” Foust, 88, of Galion passed away Friday, October 10, 2014 at the Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus. He was born December 19, 1925 in Marion and was the son of Richard and Edith (Curren) Foust. He married Monica (Harner) Foust on December 31, 1945 and she survives. Larry worked at […]