“It’s a winning formula we have, we feel. Everything is just expanded. We’re going to have more food, more giveaways, more vendors … and everything is still free.”
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Posted inEducation
Mid-Ohio Adult Education, OSU Mansfield partner to train future teachers and aides
The program runs Sept. 8 through Oct. 14 at the Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center. Classes will meet from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Posted inCommunity Development
New lights along North Main Street placed as part of improvement project in Mansfield
City planners designed the catenary-style overhead string lights to improve visibility after dark while serving as an aesthetic feature for the block.
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: Inkcarceration, Mansfield Lahm plan and owners of the Ohio Shine Co.
Owners of the Ohio Shine Co. in downtown Mansfield join the show to talk about Richland County’s only legal craft moonshine distillery.
Posted inLife and Culture
‘It doesn’t make sense, but it’s what we do’: Tales from Inkcarceration’s pre-party
Inkcarceration’s pre-party outside the Warehouse Tavern brought the intensity to kick off the festival weekend.
Posted inEducation
North Central State College health sciences, nursing program get boost from Metallica
The selection includes a $75,000 grant funded by All Within My Hands, a nonprofit organization founded by the rock band Metallica.
Posted inLife and Culture
Ohio EPA warns Mansfield metalheads: The hazy atmosphere is not a giant vape pen
State environmental officials on Thursday issued a statewide air quality advisory effective through midnight Friday.
Posted inNews
Mansfield Planning Commission has questions about Westinghouse Home of Tomorrow Museum
Built by Westinghouse in 1934, the Home of Tomorrow showcased the latest electric appliances manufactured in Mansfield at the time.
Posted inBusiness
Newman Tech, R.G. Smith plan manufacturing expansions in Mansfield, seek tax incentives
The Community Reinvestment Area program is a statewide economic development tool administered by municipal and county governments.
Posted inOutdoor
‘What’s more American?’ Ohio Bird Sanctuary saves baby bald eagle on nation’s 250th
“Little Liberty” fell from her nest in Licking County and had been on the ground for about a week in the hot sun.