BELLVILLE, Ohio–Bellville Police officers apprehended a suspect who tried to steal from merchants in downtown Bellville. Police Chief Ron Willey said that at least two area merchants were approached by the suspect on June 11 with a demanded demanded a refund. The suspect reportedly received $35 from a local business. An employee of the store […]
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Lexington’s Lee, Ontario’s Homan headline All-Richland Source team
LEXINGTON, Ohio — He batted an area-best .521, knocked in 27 runs and was Lexington’s most reliable pitcher, but what separated Richland Source Player of the Year Even Lee from his peers this spring wasn’t statistically measurable. “He’s the best leader to come through here in my 10 years here,” Lexington coach Kevin Morrow said […]
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Rams ready for final run
MADISON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Juwan Howard should feel right at home at Saturday’s North Central Ohio Football Coaches Association All-Star Classic. The Madison running back will be operating behind an offensive line that includes a lot of familiar faces. Howard is one of six Rams scheduled to play for the North in the annual showcase […]
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Mansfield Playhouse off to Never Land with ‘Peter Pan Jr.’
MANSFIELD, Ohio – You won’t have to travel to the second star on the right to visit Never Land this weekend – all you have to do is attend “Peter Pan Jr.” at the Mansfield Playhouse. A local cast of 38 children brings to life the classic tale of the boy who refused to grow […]
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Shelby to see relief from bumpy roads
SHELBY, Ohio – Starting this summer, the city of Shelby is on its way to safer travels. Two paving projects totaling $4.4 million will begin and will rehabilitate two state routes through the city. By taking advantage of the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Urban Paving Program, the city of Shelby will be able to […]
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Farmers’ Markets open: patrons find fresh, local items
MANSFIELD, Ohio – Farmers’ markets around the area are opening for the season, offering a variety of early produce as well as jams, syrup, and baked goods. The Downtown Mansfield Farmers’ Market opened May 29. The market is open from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. every Friday on the corner of 4th and Main. There, […]
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Future of Clear Fork Resort still unclear
BUTLER, Ohio – After closing its doors and being sold in parts, the fate of Clear Fork Resort is still uncertain. The entirety of Clear Fork Resort’s property was sold on June 5 at the Richland County Sheriff’s Sale, after a foreclosure suit was filed more than a year ago and the resort closed its […]
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‘Mulch’ ado about planting
It’s the middle of June a few years ago, and I’m chatting with an acquaintance. The subject turns to gardening, as it often does when I am involved. (You may consider this fair warning: do not strike up a conversation with me unless you want to discuss gardening.) I mention to her that I am […]
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Galion hopes to attract businesses by adjusting electric rates
GALION, Ohio – With businesses in Galion threatening to leave town if electric rates do not change, Councilman Michael Richart said the time for change is now. After two years of listening to the public and working with Sawvel & Associates, Richart presented ordinances to Galion City Council during the regular meeting Tuesday evening. Richart […]
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Historic win: Galion Graders pick up first victory in franchise history
GALION, Ohio — After opening the season with four consecutive losses, the Galion Graders were desperate for a spark. Pitcher Will Ore and slugger Mark Delas provided it. Orr struck out six and scattered five hits in 5.2 shutout innings and Delas had four hits as the Graders picked up their first ever Great Lakes […]