Carl Hunnell
City editor. 30-year plus journalist. Husband. Father of 3 grown sons and also a proud grandpa. Prior military journalist in U.S. Navy, Ohio Air National Guard. -- Favorite quote: "Where were you when the page was blank?"
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Make your voice heard: Three ‘Talk the Vote’ sessions still to come
MANSFIELD — We are halfway through a new concept in the coverage of local politics and government. The good news is, we have learned more about what local residents think […]
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Mansfield Police Department christens new outdoor shooting range
MANSFIELD — A project under discussion for more than two years came to fruition this week when the Mansfield Police Department opened its new outdoor shooting range. Under bright blue […]
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Davenport says he understands needs of Mansfield’s 4th Ward
MANSFIELD — Mansfield City Council candidate Alomar Davenport said Wednesday he understands the needs of Mansfield’s 4th Ward. “I am fully aware of the needs of the 4th Ward because […]
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Theaker asks Republicans to re-elect him — and also for a GOP-led City Council
MANSFIELD — Mansfield Mayor Tim Theaker asked local Republicans on Tuesday night to elect him to a third term in office — and to give him a GOP-led City Council. […]
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Mansfield Senior heads up area schools positioned for state football playoffs
If the Ohio High School Athletic Association football post-season began today, eight schools in Richland, Ashland and Crawford counties would be represented. The OHSAA released the first official weekly football […]
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Roundabout planned for Cook Road/Illinois Avenue intersection with Mansfield-Lucas Road
MANSFIELD — Richland County officials hope to know by November if outside funds will be available for a proposed $1.7 million roundabout at the intersection of Cook Road/Illinois Avenue and […]
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Richland County employee health insurance costs to stay flat in 2020
MANSFIELD — Health insurance costs for Richland County employees will not change in 2020. The three county commissioners voted unanimously on Tuesday morning to keep employee costs the same. With […]
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Clear Fork bounces back with big win over Lexington, 43-16
LEXINGTON — It was not a fun week of practice in the valley for a football team not used to losing. But Clear Fork — which saw a 21-game regular […]