SHELBY – A modest red brick building sits alongside Ohio 96 just west of Shelby, more than 100 years worth of history lives within its walls. The one-room Morton Schoolhouse […]
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Kingwood Center Gardens welcomes new addition
MANSFIELD – A new face has joined the staff at Kingwood Center Gardens. Zanesville native Holly Williams has taken a position as visitor services manager. In her new position, Williams […]
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Final Friday Concert Series kicks off season this week
MANSFIELD – Downtown Mansfield’s best summer party returns in full force this weekend with the kickoff of the Final Friday Concert Series on May 27. Starting at 5 p.m. in […]
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Local family needs community help to win wheelchair-accessible vehicle
MANSFIELD – At three and a half years old, Jagger Shaw is just as happy as any other toddler his age. According to his mother Lacey, he is always smiling […]
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Westinghouse ‘Home of Tomorrow’ alive in the present
MANSFIELD – In the early 1930s, Mansfield was host to a home of the future. Built on the edge of the Woodland neighborhood, the Westinghouse “Home of Tomorrow” was created […]
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Food and fellowship Greek Festival favorites
MANSFIELD – Fr. Michael Ellis made the claim that the food found at the Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church Festival is the best and town. Speaking from experience, […]
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Accident closes rest stop at US 30 eastbound
MANSFIELD – A commercial truck crashed into a rest stop off US 30 eastbound on Friday, closing the rest stop but causing no injuries. According to trooper Shawn Robles with […]
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Hidden treasures lie in historic Park Avenue house
MANSFIELD – In a society that is always looking for the newer, better thing, Nathan Shipley believes the older the better. It’s what drew him to the beauty of the […]