MANSFIELD, OHIO — When the Spartans stepped onto the court at St. John Arena in 1968, 1978, and 1980 they were not just playing for a state championship, they were carrying forward a legacy that began in 1958 with legendary coach Bob Frye. That legacy didn’t happen by accident. It was built on the same […]
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Catalyst Life Services’ Summer Youth Program making a strong impact in Richland County
MANSFIELD, OH – With the sun high and summer in full swing, over 150 local youth are now gaining valuable work experience through Catalyst Life Services’ 2025 Summer Youth Employment Program. Launched in partnership with Richland County Job and Family Services and the Richland County Youth and Family Council, the program has made a strong […]
Sugar Shack celebrates three years of building community in Bellville
Written by Justin Thompson What started as Sydney Kennard’s side hustle is now undoubtedly the main event. Kennard, who is the owner, head sugarist, and creative mind behind the Sugar Shack in downtown Bellville, got her start in the field while working behind the chair as a hair stylist and traveling bridal hair and makeup […]
Whitaker-Myers Wealth Managers chief compliance officer Kelly Taylor earns prestigious IACCP® designation
This article was originally published here and submitted to Richland Source for publishing. Whitaker-Myers Wealth Managers proudly announces that Kelly Taylor, our esteemed Chief Compliance Officer, has earned the Investment Adviser Certified Compliance Professional (IACCP®) designation. This achievement underscores Kelly’s dedication to upholding the highest standards of regulatory compliance and her unwavering commitment to our clients’ best interests. […]
The St. Peter’s difference: A school where students are known, challenged and transformed
MANSFIELD – For Sunshine Sipes, a 2025 graduate of St. Peter’s High School, the journey to graduation was anything but ordinary. After attending six different public schools by the time she reached ninth grade, she arrived at St. Peter’s as a freshman expecting more of the same—another place to pass through, not one to call home. But […]
The bull case for the U.S. debt situation: Why America’s balance sheet is stronger than it seems
This article was originally published here and submitted to Richland Source for publishing. A few weeks ago, one of our excellent Financial Advisors, Jake Buckwalter, wrote a piece titled, The U.S. National Debt – Can it be Fixed? You can read that article here. The article inspired me, partly because I, too, have been thinking a lot […]
Nutrition first: How Dr. David Fox uses targeted testing to help patients heal
At Dr. David B. Fox’s chiropractic office, muscle testing and nutritional kits are just as common as spinal adjustments — and often, even more important. “I don’t adjust anyone until I’ve tested their nutrition first,” Fox said. “That’s where I start — because if their body doesn’t have the right nutrients, the adjustment might not […]
Char-Bougie brings big flavor to The Note in Lexington
There’s a fresh new spot in town that’s got people talking and snacking. Char-Bougie, the creative food and beverage behind the scenes at The Note, is officially open inside the Teller Building in downtown Lexington, and it’s the perfect place to grab a drink, share a bite, and settle in for a fun, relaxing night […]
Breaking free from concentrated stock risk: How section 351 ETF conversions empower investors
This article was originally published here and submitted to Richland Source for publishing. This week, my Co-Chief Investment Officer, Summit Puri, Tim Hilterman, CFP®, and I were able to spend about an hour with Meb Faber, who was in town for the Financial Planning Association All-Ohio Symposium, talking markets, US vs. International valuations, the incompetence of CALPERS, […]
Adena Corporation hosts apprenticeship competition for local trade schools
Adena Corporation is changing the trade career narrative with their apprenticeship program that goes beyond one student at a time. On Friday May 2nd, the company hosted three trade schools for a friendly competition in masonry and carpentry. Juniors and seniors from Madison Career Center, Tri-Rivers and Pioneer Career & Technology Center spent the day […]
