Archived newspaper clips describe details of devastation and destruction from the Great Flood of 1913, which claimed an estimated 450 lives in Ohio.
Marilyn John
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Perry sworn-in as Mansfield mayor, announces administrative choices
Mansfield Police Chief Keith Porch will be assuming the role of safety service director, effective Feb. 8, 2024.
Posted inElections, News
Local leaders respond to Issue 1 passage
COLUMBUS — Twenty-seven Republican members of the Ohio House of Representatives signed a statement promising to “do everything in our power to prevent our laws from being removed” in response to the passage of State Issue 1 on Tuesday night. State representatives for Ashland (Rep. Melanie Miller), Knox (Rep. Darrell Kick) and Richland (Rep. Marilyn […]
Posted inCommunity Development
Black Fork Commons Plaza opens in downtown Shelby
The Black Fork Commons Plaza opened with a bang Wednesday evening in a celebration that included fireworks, live music and supporter remarks.
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Plymouth awarded $1.7 million ODOT grant for bridge replacement
Mayor Cassaundra Fryman announced the village had been awarded a municipal bridge replacement grant of over $1.7 million.
Posted inLife and Culture
Community members share memories of Mansfield leader Jim Gorman
MANSFIELD — Industrialist, philanthropist and aviator James “Jim” Gorman is leaving a legacy sure to grow after his death.
Posted inLife and Culture
Flanegan chosen Richland SWCD Cooperator of the Year
SHELBY — William R. Flanegan Jr. was awarded the Richland Soil and Water Conservation District (Richland SWCD) Cooperator of the Year at the joint annual celebration held with Richland County Farm Bureau Sept. 7 at the Kehoe Center in Shelby. In addition to being recognized by Richland SWCD, State Senator Mark Romanchuk, State Representative Marilyn John, […]
