A fire damaged house on 90 S. Foster Street in Mansfield is scheduled to be torn down in the next couple of weeks. The house is among the 20 ongoing demolition projects in Mansfield that are all scheduled to be torn down before the end of July. Why is tearing down these houses a priority […]
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National Weather Service Says Next 24 to 36 Hours Are Critical
This afternoon the National Weather Service of Cleveland hosted a webinar for emergency management and city officials. For the area west of Interstate 71, there is a severe weather threat from 4-8 pm today. The threat includes downburst winds and heavy rains. On Wednesday, a cold front could cause high winds and hail in Ohio. […]
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OSHP reports specifics on inmate escape
The Ohio State Highway Patrol issued a statement today about how convicted rapist, 47-year-old James D. Myers, escaped from the Mansfield Correctional Institution (ManCI) last Wednesday. Myers was found missing at the 9 p.m. inmate check. Lieutenant Anne Ralston, the Ohio State Highway Patrol spokesperson explained, “Inmate Myers was assigned to a maintenance detail working […]
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Picture Gallery: July 9 Flooding
Central Elementary’s Playground Central Park and the surrounding area in Shelby dealt with significant amounts of flood water. Motorist cautiously make their way through flooded portions of State Route 13 in Bellville.
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Shelby Thrift Shop survives the flood
Kerry and Judy Nutter, owners of the Shelby Thrift Shop, had an early morning on Tuesday, July 9. At 5 a.m. Kerry Nutter received a call, warning him of the incoming flood of the Black Fork River which runs adjacent to their shop in downtown Shelby. They rushed to the shop, arriving around 7:30 a.m. […]
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Black Fork spills into Shelby
“The water has gone down substantially from where it was initially,” said Robert Lafferty, Director of Finance in Shelby, at approximately 10 a.m. Lafferty added, “Around 4:30 a.m., water started pouring out over the banks of the Black Fork River into the parks. The fire department had to be evacuated around 7 a.m. because water […]
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Elizabeth’s Boutique offers new styles
Elizabeth’s Boutique in Lexington is under new management and has been revamped for optimal organization and customer satisfaction. The boutique is a trendy little shop, locally owned and operated, offering unique items from designers like BILA, Esley, Level 99, Vera Wang, and many others. Jewelry, fashion scarves, and Ohio State University women’s clothing complete the […]
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Having what it takes to intern
Three college interns from The Ohio State University are currently filling engineering positions at Gorman-Rupp Pump Co. The positions provide career experience for the interns and community outreach and development for Gorman Rupp. “I worked up a lot of nerve,” John Boone said regarding his internship at Gorman-Rupp Pumps. Valerie Yoder and Tyler Lasusa are […]
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New Panera to add 50 – 60 new employees
Construction for a new Panera Bread is still under way at the corner of Lexington Avenue and Trimble in the Appleseed Center. Excavating for the platform will begin soon, weather permitting. The completion date is expected for late August or the beginning of September. Clint Saiben, manager at the Panera Bread on Walker Lake Rd […]
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Rock-n-Ribs: 2013 preview
Rock-n-ribs Facebook event page Every mid-July, North Central State College’s Rock-n-Ribs brings a three day festival of music, food, and fun to the campus. Performances by national music acts, and a rib cook-off with competitors from all over the country bring back fans and anticipation every year. Rock-n-Ribs takes place this year July 11- 13. This year […]