Life & Culture: | By Carl Hunnell, City Editor The annual Blood Prison haunt at the Ohio State Reformatory will open its doors on Oct. 9, operating on weekends through Nov. 1. Read more |
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 | By Brittany Schock, Engagement & Solutions Editor BUTLER — After more than three decades, the Prairie Peddler Marketplace is used to battling the elements to keep the festival afloat -- even, this year, amid a pandemic. Read more |
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 | By Katie Ellington, Staff Reporter The public can view the latest on-campus gallery and theater performance virtually. Read more |
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 | Special to Richland Source The Renaissance Theatre will offer a new series of REN-Spiration Classroom sessions, beginning the week of Oct. 4. Read more |
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 | Special to Richland Source The Renaissance will show two classic Halloween films in October -- Hocus Pocus and The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Read more |
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More L&C headlines | Special to Richland Source MANSFIELD -- The Mansfield Playhouse will conduct auditions for "A Christmas Story" on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 29-30, beginning at 6 p.m. each evening. Read more |
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 | Special to Richland Source MANSFIELD – The Richland County Foundation awarded $61,659 in educational program grants for the upcoming school year to local teachers across Richland County for their creative or supplemental programs not covered by school funding. Read more |
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 | Special to Richland Source SHELBY – With the assistance of the greater Shelby community, United Steelworkers Local 3057 conducted a highly successful food drive on Saturday, Sept. 19 at Cornell’s IGA Supercenter. Read more |
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 | Special to Richland Source MANSFIELD – For the first time in 130 years, The Salvation Army is starting its annual holiday fundraising campaign early across the country in order to rescue Christmas. Read more |
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 | Special to Richland Source MANSFIELD — Attention pond owners, here's the opportunity to order fish from Richland Soil and Water Conservation District until October. Read more |
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 | By Laurel Bocka The Mansfield/Richland County Public Library (MRCPL) opened at its current location of 43 West Third Street on December 19, 1908. Since the first day in operation, the Sherman Room has had its place in the library, housing a small collection of donated furnishings, letters, and books. This collection has since grown into a unique and highly specialized treasure trove of history within the Reference Department that is still being utilized today. Read more |
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 | Special to Richland Source MANSFIELD -- The City of Mansfield is looking for a live Christmas tree to place on display at the Carrousel Park located in downtown Mansfield. Read more |
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 | By Tierra Thomas, Content Specialist In the past, organizations could get away with not updating their websites for 10 years at a time. However, as technology advances and more options become available for people to browse the internet, a person’s internet experience can differ from someone else’s depending on the device they use. Read more |
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 | Waylon O'Donnell, Ashland Source Correspondent Wolves were a vital member of Ohio's ecosystem; that is, until the species was successfully extripated from the state nearly 200 years ago. There are some researchers who suggest that wolves still leave their biological footprint on Ohio's environment in the form of wolf-coyote hybrids. Read more |
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