ONTARIO — Ontario police officer Elijah S. Finley has been terminated from the Ontario Police Department, a decision the 30-year-old officer said was made “without just cause.” Finley, who served […]
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Two Mansfield-based nurses head to New York to fight COVID-19
MANHATTAN, N.Y. — It didn’t take too long for Megan Olson and Jill Borowicz to decide to leave for New York City when the COVID-19 pandemic swarmed into the country’s […]
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Hess Industries creates hands-free door handle attachment for hospitals
MANSFIELD — COVID-19 has not stopped the entrepreneurial spirit, despite many Richland County businesses being ordered to close their doors. Mark Hess, of Hess Industries at 108 Sawyer Parkway, and his […]
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Miss Ohio program postponed at The Ren; venue could change
MANSFIELD — The Miss Ohio Scholarship Program has been postponed, according to Jeff Angelini, a member of the Miss Ohio advisory committee. Candidates were expected to arrive in Mansfield on […]
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Clear Fork student wins 1st prize at regional film festival
BELLVILLE — Movies and visual media have always been of interest to Sam Brandes. Now he has a film award validating his passion. Brandes, 18, serves as the media officer […]
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Sheppard prints clips to alleviate pressure during medical shifts
MANSFIELD — Matt Sheppard is putting his birthday present to good use these days. After his wife gave him a Fuzed Deposition Modeling printer, which lays down layers of molten […]
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Stay-at-home order worries tri-county Children Services agencies
MANSFIELD — Richland County Children Services has seen a decrease in referral calls for child abuse compared to the months when school was held in-person with teachers. The reason for […]
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Chalk Murder To Me: Todd Walker — was it the neighbor with sock gloves & a shotgun?
MANSFIELD — Richland Source’s true crime local podcast, Chalk Murder To Me, is back with two true crime stories in this edition. Click here to listen to the podcast Co-host […]
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DMI still holds out hope for Final Fridays, faces financial obstacles
MANSFIELD — Jennifer Kime and her crew still hold out hopes for Season XII of Final Fridays to start on May 29. “It’s definitely possible,” said Kime, chief executive officer […]
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Local school superintendents leading in uncertain times due to COVID-19
MANSFIELD — The coronavirus has created an uncertain educational time, even for veteran public school administrators. “We are rewriting a new book right now on education,” Mansfield City Schools Superintendent Stan […]