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.
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Shelby honors student-athletes, life-saving teachers with mayoral proclamations
Shelby student-athletes and life-saving teachers were honored Monday during a Shelby City Council meeting.
Juvenile treated for gunshot wound to arm after incident at North Lake Park on Monday night
A juvenile was treated for a gunshot wound to his arm on Monday night, according to Mansfield police Chief Jason Bammann.
News Man Weekly: Westinghouse, Miss Ohio Parade and the Ashland BalloonFest
The old News Man gets crankier than usual (if that’s possible) when people say there is nothing to do in Mansfield.
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90 years in the making: Restoration of Westinghouse Home of Tomorrow part of public museum quest
MANSFIELD — For nearly 90 years, what once was a lavender-colored house at 895 Andover Rd. has stood as a reminder of Mansfield’s manufacturing past. Soon, a local group hopes it will become a window into that history. The North Central Ohio Industrial Museum (NCOIM) has signed a letter of…
Flag Day: Richland County Park District dedicates new flagpole at Gorman Nature Center
The Richland County Park District dedicated a new flagpole Sunday at the Gorman Nature Center, 2295 Lexington Ave., in Mansfield.
Civil War Living History: Mansfield’s South Park offers 3rd annual event, including cannon fire
The third-annual Civil War Living History Days event was staged on Saturday and Sunday.
Rain holds off during annual Miss Ohio Scholarship Program Parade in Mansfield
Not even the threat of rain could slow down the annual Miss Ohio Scholarship Program Parade in downtown Mansfield on Sunday afternoon.
Knox County man works as spotter for Indy 500 champ’s racing team
CENTEREBURG — Felix Rosenqvist took the checkered flag of “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” at last month’s Indy 500 with an average speed of 162.021 miles per hour — and Centerburg graduate Sam Myers had one of the best seats for the race. The Knox County man is in his…
Free community performance of 1776 comes to The Brickyard on June 20
MANSFIELD — The Renaissance Theatre celebrates our nation’s 250th birthday with a free performance of 1776: In Concert at Mansfield’s Brickyard. The stars are coming out to shine as the Renaissance Theatre, the Mansfield Symphony Orchestra, and Downtown Mansfield Inc. join forces to present a one-night-only free event, 1776: In…
A Father’s Day tradition grows at North Lake Park
MANSFIELD — Jordan Bryant said he hopes a day of fishing becomes something more meaningful than just a casual outing for local families. He wants it to spark conversations, build confidence and create a bond that lasts long after Father’s Day. Fishing poles, pony rides and more will fill North…
From brownfield to blank slate: WestingHOUSE Party brings community back to former industrial site
MANSFIELD — Two boys and their father tossed a frisbee under a pink and blue sunset. A trio of girls ran in circles on the grass. Couples grabbed a beer and lawn chair, while friends challenged each other to a round of corn hole. The convivial atmosphere captured a similar spirit…
Ackerman Nature Preserve celebrates grand opening with ribbon cutting in Fredericktown
The Ackerman Nature Preserve Grand Opening brought in dozens from across Knox County to celebrate new walking path and pollinator garden.
Mansfield-area faith communities unite for 2nd annual Interfaith Pride Service on June 24
MANSFIELD — In a powerful demonstration of unity, love, and inclusion, faith leaders and community members from across the region will gather for the 2nd annual Mansfield Interfaith Pride Service. This event will take place on Wednesday, June 24 at 7 pm. at Grace Episcopal Church and Pantry, located at 41 Bowman Street in…
Juneteenth festival a celebration of freedom and community pride
MANSFIELD — Juneteenth is more than a holiday for Nasir Lanier. It’s a chance to remember the past, acknowledging both the struggles and strength of generations before him. “I feel like people don’t truly understand how impactful slavery was to the country in itself,” he said. “History begins to repeat…
A Stroll Through the Garden: Grandma’s lilacs emphasize the importance of pruning
I received an email from one of our readers who has enjoyed my column for a number of years, and she asked whether she should prune her lilac now and how to do it properly. Lilac has been among one of my favorite flowers for as long as I can…
Mansfield man killed in Saturday morning motorcycle collision
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was updated at 4:18 p.m. MANSFIELD – A 30-year-old Mansfield man died early Saturday morning in a crash involving a motorcycle and an SUV, according to the Mansfield Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Samuel Simmons was transported to Ohio Health Mansfield Hospital where he…
Hager’s live concert draws country music fans to Richland Carrousel Park
MANSFIELD — Live music was the order of the night on a perfect summer evening, and country musician Corey Hager answered the call. The West Virginia native brought his act north on Friday night to perform at Richland Carrousel Park. Olivia Fosson, Miss Ohio 2025, was also in attendance to…
Students encouraged to explore the Great Lakes at OSU STEM camp in July
MANSFIELD — Students with a curiosity for science and a passion for discovery are invited to dive into an unforgettable summer experience at The Ohio State University Mansfield Campus, Great Lakes Exploration STEM Camp. Taking place July 27 to 31 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Riedl Hall, this…
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