A divided Mansfield City Council on Tuesday evening voted 4-3 to approve legislation that will allow backyard chicken coops within city limits.
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Backyard chicken discussion back before Mansfield City Council on Tuesday
Legislation allowing backyard chicken coops in Mansfield is scheduled for a first read by Mansfield City Council on Tuesday
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$1 million state grant may fuel long-awaited demolition of West Park Shopping Center
Could there finally be a solution in the offing for the decaying albatross known as the West Park Shopping Center?
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Mansfield will end 2025 with a bang … then celebrate 4th of July with a boom
The City of Mansfield plans to end 2025 with a bang … and then throw in another boom midway through 2026 on the nation’s 250th birthday.
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Mansfield mayor introduces ‘responsible’ 2026 temporary budget to City Council
Mayor Jodie Perry on Tuesday evening unveiled to City Council what she termed a “responsible” financial blueprint for 2026.
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And a child shall lead them: 9-year-old girls urge Mansfield lawmakers to allow backyard chickens
Mansfield City Council began discussions Tuesday on a proposal that allow backyard chicken coops in the city.
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Now, it’s official: Davis Weese unseats Akuchie in Mansfield City Council 3rd Ward
Crystal Davis Weese will represent the 3rd Ward on Mansfield City Council when lawmakers convene for the first time in 2026.
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Mansfield City Council to discuss backyard chicken ordinance Tuesday
Lawmakers on Tuesday are scheduled begin discussions on legislation that would allow backyard chicken coops in the city.
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20 provisional ballots will decide a winner in Mansfield City Council’s 3rd Ward
It’s going to take seven more days to determine a leader for the next four years in Mansfield City Council’s 3rd Ward.
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So what’s the plan? Mansfield, Richland County and Shelby working together
The City of Mansfield, Richland County and the City of Shelby are combining to fund a $200,000 land use development plan.