“I look forward to folks for generations being able to take some shade under this tree, which we could use today,” Mayor Jodie Perry said.
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From factory floors to the Hall of Fame: NCOIM inducts 6 new Champions of Industry
MANSFIELD — Some built companies. Some created jobs. One was Mansfield’s first inventor. All of them shaped the community. North Central Ohio’s manufacturing history lives in the stories of the region’s leaders. About NCOIM The North Central Ohio Industrial Museum showcases the region’s industrial history, from the people, places and inventions that shaped the 19th […]
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Mansfield’s Main Street Corridor Improvement Project on track for end-of-October completion
City of Mansfield engineer Bob Bianchi said Thursday the $20.3 million, 18-month project is on track to be finished on time.
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Eating good: Coney Fest leads to check for HOPE Food Pantry
“If you bring food, it’s always good,” said Ian Chambers, HOPE’s pantry specialist. “Money is sometimes better because you can get more from the food bank with that.”
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A reason to celebrate: Five years later, Bloom has grown — with a little Fizz
MANSFIELD — A shopping trip at Bloom doesn’t always end with a bag of clothes. Sometimes it ends with a dirty soda, a conversation with a friend or simply a few extra minutes spent somewhere that has become part of a customer’s routine. That transformation is something Janelle Blake is celebrating this month as Bloom […]
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News Man Weekly: MPD-community relations, Coney Fest and talking baseball with Joe Robertson
Joe Robertson has spent many of his 71 years on earth traveling to more than 900 baseball stadiums — Major League, Minor League, independent and college.
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Mansfield Motor Group enters new chapter as longtime owner plans retirement
Dirk Schluter has spent much of his life behind the wheel of Mansfield Motor Group. Now, he is ready to put the brakes on his career.
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Ready to come home? Find your place at Walker Woods
When turning onto Walker Woods Boulevard, the noise just stops. It’s peaceful, still and calm, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. No highway hum or stoplights. Just wooded surroundings, a pond, and sidewalks that give way to a walking trail instead of a busy intersection. About Walker Woods That tucked-away feeling is […]
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Mansfield teen turns reflection on soldiers into America’s Field Trip-winning artwork
MANSFIELD — Reba Kinder never expected her classroom art assignment to stand out among more than 10,000 submissions from across the country. The 15-year-old Northmor High School sophomore was one of 125 first-place winners in the 2026 America’s Field Trip contest. Her artwork was inspired by soldiers, sacrifice and the people who serve the country. […]
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A coney’s worst day: Richland Carrousel Park hosts Coney Fest to beat a dog day afternoon
Where else can you find an array of coney dogs, crates of snakes and so much more, all with a carousel in the backdrop?