MANSFIELD — The newest piece on the Mansfield Playhouse Second Stage is the perfect “unromantic comedy” for the romantic in everyone. Opening this weekend is “Love/Sick,” a collection of nine […]
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Land bank takes ownership of Sturges Ave. properties, Swan Cleaners
MANSFIELD — The Richland County Land Reutilization Corporation (Land Bank) officially added three new properties to its growing collection on Wednesday afternoon. That comes on the heels of acquiring the […]
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Shelby mayor touts new city partnerships, economic optimism
SHELBY — Economic growth in the city of Shelby was the highlight of the “State of the City” address delivered by Mayor Steve Schag on Monday. Schag said the city […]
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Black History Month at OSU-Mansfield celebrates community
MANSFIELD — This year’s Black History Month celebration hosted by The Ohio State University Mansfield campus will feature old favorites, familiar faces, and Super Bowl-caliber performances. Under a new organizational […]
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Mansfield Senior fans cheer new basketball documentary
MANSFIELD — Effie James heard the roar of the Mansfield Senior faithful again Saturday evening. James, the second-winningest boys’ basketball coach in the storied history of the Senior High program, […]
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Catalyst Rehab Telethon still amazes after 28 years
MANSFIELD — The Catalyst Rehab Telethon kicked off its 28th year on Saturday, Feb. 2 in the Richland Mall. After nearly three decades, the telethon has been around since 1992 […]
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Feb. 3 marks first official ‘Charles Follis Day’ honoring Shelby Blues legend
SHELBY — The legacy of Charles Follis, the first African American professional football player, is officially cemented in history. Sunday, Feb. 3 – what would’ve been Follis’ 140th birthday – […]
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Assistant Prosecutor Massie retires after 30 years in law
MANSFIELD — Nancy Massie didn’t intend on spending three decades working at the Richland County Prosecutor’s Office. After graduating from Lexington High School in 1979, she attended Kent State University, […]
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Shelby announces strategic salting policy in wake of winter wallop
SHELBY — After this winter came in like a lion, the city of Shelby has resorted to rationing their salt supply through the rest of the snowy season. Shelby Mayor […]
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Mansfield committee aims to erect Gold Star families memorial monument
MANSFIELD — Families of local military men and women who have lost their lives in combat may soon have a new way to honor those loved ones. The newly-formed Gold […]