24-year-old man dead after Florence Ave. shooting in Mansfield
MANSFIELD — A 24-year-old Mansfield man died Friday after a shooting incident on Florence Avenue, according to Police Chief Jason Bammann. A 23-year-old female was also shot in what authorities…
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New information, photos released in probe of planned White House attack by Danville man
EDITOR’S NOTE: An earlier version of this story stated that Tycen Proper was enrolled at Mount Vernon Nazarene University (College on the report). The Knox County Sheriff’s Office stated that…
Mosquitoes carrying West Nile Virus detected in Mansfield, says Richland Public Health
Richland Public Health officials have been notified that West Nile Virus has been detected in mosquitoes in the city of Mansfield.
Madison Local Schools may sell former junior high property for $244K
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Madison Local Schools is one step closer to selling the site of its former junior high school. The board of education voted Wednesday night to counter an…
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Main Street Improvement Project progressing; Park Avenue remains closed in Central Park
The Main Street Improvement Project is 65 percent complete with about 120 days remaining in the 18-month, $20.3 million effort.
Megan Ratliff added to The Shelby Foundation board of directors
The Shelby Foundation has added Megan Finnegan Ratliff to its board of directors.
No new money: Madison BOE plans renewal effort for existing levy
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Madison Local Schools district residents will again see a levy on their ballots in November. But this time, they won’t be asked for increased taxpayer dollars. The school board voted Wednesday night to pass a resolution of necessity, a procedural requirement that’s the first step in putting a…
Miss Ohio veterans earn wins on 1st night of preliminary competition
While the Renaissance Theatre, the competition’s typical location, undergoes renovations, family, friends and fans of Miss Ohio and its 2026 contestants flocked to Archer Auditorium at Ashland High School.
Membrane Constellation Exhibition returns to celebrate ‘Why I Love Mansfield’
MANSFIELD – The Membrane Constellation Exhibition returns for its 11th installment, bringing together local artists, writers, and community members for an evening of visual art, spoken word, and community connection. The exhibition will be held at La LUNA, located at 32 North Walnut Street, in the heart of Downtown Mansfield.…
Legislation creating a DORA in Mansfield planned for City Council in July, says mayor
The current plan calls for the DORA to include an area from Adams Street to Mulberry Street and Second Street to Fifth Street.
Park National Bank terminates leases in downtown Mansfield office building
MANSFIELD — Park National Bank has informed tenants at its downtown office building it is terminating all leases effective Sept. 15, according to a letter the bank sent to tenants on Tuesday. Park National Bank temporarily closed its building last month due to damage in the primary entryway. The building…
All ’80s party for Mansfield-area graduates set for June 19 at The Warehouse Tavern
MANSFIELD — The Mansfield Senior High School Class of 1986 invites anyone who graduated from a Mansfield-area high school during the 1980s to attend an All ’80s Reunion Party on Friday, June 19, at 7 p.m. at The Warehouse Tavern, 66 E. Fourth Street, Mansfield. This celebration is open to…
Knox County man charged in planned attack at White House event waives detention hearing
The 19-year-old Knox County man charged with federal crimes for an alleged planned attack on a White House lawn event waived his right to a detention hearing.
Ohio AG counters DeWine’s call to end capital punishment in the state
COLUMBUS — Attorney General Andy Wilson issued the following statement regarding capital punishment in Ohio: “I understand that the Governor issued a statement indicating his opposition to the death penalty. The governor is a religious man who cares deeply about the sanctity of life. His opinion reflects his lifetime of…
Attorney General announces settlement in OhioHealth antitrust case
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Attorney General’s Office and U.S. Department of Justice have reached a proposed settlement with OhioHealth to stop the healthcare system from enforcing contract terms that limit how insurers can help patients find lower-cost care. “Healthcare works best when patients have clear choices and honest information,” said…
Scam cost Mansfield City Schools $54K in 2024
Treasurer Tammy Hamilla said the district was able to recover all but the $10,000 deductible from its liability insurance provider.
Music Academy of Karate & Empowerment celebrates student promotions, growth
The Music Academy of Karate and Empowerment recently had its June belt promotion.
To be or not to be: Mansfield Shakespeare Co. offers ‘Hamlet’ at South Park this weekend
It didn’t take long for the sheer magnitude of playing the lead role in “Hamlet” to sink in for Josh Carpenter.
Speed bumps return on weekend nights at ‘Miracle Mile’ section of Park Avenue West
It’s going to be bumpy again on weekend nights along the Miracle Mile on Park Avenue West.
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