Gorman-Rupp reports first quarter 2026 results
The Gorman-Rupp Co. reported net income of $17.8 million for the first quarter, up from $12.1 million for the same period last year.
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Homecoming: Astros reliever and Clear Fork grad Blubaugh returns to Ohio
CLEVELAND — First pitch is still more than three hours away, but the visitor’s clubhouse at Progressive Field already is bustling. The Houston Astros are in town for a three-game…
Ontario Local Schools seeks 5.35-mill bond issue for facility improvement
ONTARIO — Ontario’s youngest classrooms turn 25 this year. The original Stingel Elementary School was built in 1957, followed by the original high school in 1960. The district expanded its…
Mansfield Police Department nearing a 7th straight national re-accreditation
The Mansfield Police Department is one step closer to a seventh-straight national accreditation.
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Richland County commissioners pick Heidi Ewing as interim Clerk of Courts
The Richland County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday appointed Heidi Ewing as the interim county Clerk of Courts.
Richland Public Health partners with Mansfield on improved city parks, including King Street
Richland Public Health and city of Mansfield officials gathered Tuesday to mark improvements at King Street Park on the city’s north side.
Turnkey opportunity: Historic Butterfly House in Downtown Mansfield for sale or rent
The charming pastel yellow house located on 20 N. Mulberry St. in Mansfield is for sale or rent. Lovingly known as the Butterfly House, the restored 19th century home and former headquarters of Mind Body Align is ready to become the next occupant’s dream business. This distinctive creative space was…
Summer electronics camps help high school students explore technology careers
MANSFIELD — Parents of high school students are encouraged to explore an exciting summer learning opportunity as two High School Electronics Camps will be offered in June 2026, providing hands-on, real‑world exposure to electronics, technology, and technical career pathways. The camps are hosted collaboratively by The Richland Area Chamber & Economic Development,…
Mansfield Symphony presents Star Wars & the Planets on May 16
MANSFIELD — The Mansfield Symphony Orchestra invites audiences to experience a night where cinematic legend meets classical brilliance with Star Wars and The Planets, presented Saturday, May 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Renaissance Theatre as part of the OhioHealth Symphony Series. This one-night-only performance explores the powerful connection between…
Mansfield-area teachers can apply for classroom grants through Richland County Foundation
MANSFIELD — Local educators are invited to submit applications to receive grants from the Richland County Foundation. A committee of community volunteers awards education grants for creative and innovative supplemental programs not covered by school funding. The grants are given to K-12 teachers in public or private Richland County schools…
Galion suspect faces 15 felony charges in wake of drug trafficking investigation
GALION — A Galion suspect was arrested and drugs seized among other evidence after a search warrant was executed earlier this month in a joint operation conducted by north central Ohio law enforcement agencies, according to a press release issued Tuesday afternoon. As a result of the investigation, Temiko McClinton,…
Mifflin Elementary to host farewell open house
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Mifflin Elementary may be closing its doors for good, but its impact will continue to ripple through generations. That’s why Madison Local Schools is hosting an open house and farewell for students, staff and community members to walk the halls one last time. “It’s not just about a…
News Man Weekly: Buc-ee’s, downtown Mansfield hotel, Dr. Boyle’s death & AU prof John Moser
Snow on April 20? What’s new with the Buc-ee’s project? A revitalized downtown Mansfield hotel? All on this week’s show.
Shelby Council weighs water rates, road salt, & housing programs
SHELBY — Water rates, road salt, housing programs and a ceremonial oak tree all crossed Shelby City Council’s agenda Monday night. Council had its second reading on an ordinance updating the rules and pricing for the city’s water service. Director of Finance Brian Crum previously stated the ordinance will go…
Music Academy of Karate and Empowerment celebrates April promotions
The Music Academy of Karate and Empowerment held its monthly promotion testing on April 11 in its downtown Mansfield location.
Mifflin Elementary students earn spot in national math game competition
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Jennifer Porter figured her students may as well learn math if they wanted to play video games. A first grade teacher at Mifflin Elementary, Porter started letting her students play math games if they had extra time in class, using a free platform called Prodigy. Now her students’…
Shiloh’s Metal Exteriors marks 13th year with new products
SHILOH — Metal Exteriors is marking its 13th year in business with an expanded lineup of now 16 manufactured metal roofing and siding systems. The company says the milestone highlights continued investment in product development, manufacturing capacity and customer‑driven innovation. At the center of the latest lineup are Elite Batten…
Lucas FCCLA students receive awards for their national programs
LUCAS — The Lucas Family Career Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) students attended the State Leadership Conference April 15 to 17 to receive awards for their national programs. This year several Lucas students completed projects: Power of One Tinley Kochert Sand Up Chelsea Sweet Katie Cuthbertson Olivia Strassell Avah Caroll…
Shelby Arbor Day celebration to include Richland County ‘Heritage Tree’ planting
A white oak tree will be planted on Arbor Day in Shelby as part of the America-250 Ohio year-long celebration.
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