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We remember: Mansfield Memorial Day Parade starts at 5-way light
The Mansfield Memorial Day Parade is set for Monday at 10:30 a.m. starting at the five-way intersection of Park Avenue West and Marion Avenue, and continues east on Park Avenue to the gazebo in Central Park on the downtown square. There will be a memorial service at the gazebo immediately...
Goyal Industries president named to Ohio Manufacturers' Association board
Jay Goyal, president of Goyal Industries in Mansfield, has joined the Ohio Manufacturers' Association Board of Directors. "Jay's unique background as both a manufacturer and former state (representative) is a strong addition to OMA's board," OMA President Ryan Augsburger said. "We are thrilled to have his expertise and guidance in pursuing Ohio's manufacturing competitiveness."
Registration underway for Kingwood 5K Run and Walk
The 14th annual Kingwood 5K Run and Walk will be held on June 8. Check-in and registration begins at 7:45 a.m. with the race starting at 9 a.m. in front of the Kingwood Hall. The chip-timed 5K is open to all abilities and ages and will allow participants to enjoy a beautiful course within Kingwood Center Gardens and along the B & O Bike Trail.
Ohio tornado victims permitted delays to September in filing tax returns, payments
Individuals and businesses hurt by the tornadoes that struck western and central Ohio on March 14 are getting extra time to file their federal tax returns and make tax payments. Those taxpayers now until Sept. 3 to file their returns and make tax payments, the Internal Revenue Service said Thursday.
United Way of North Central Ohio surpasses Community Campaign goal
For the third consecutive year, United Way of North Central Ohio has met its annual Community Campaign goal before the June 30 end of the campaign cycle. “This is the earliest we’ve gotten to 100% since the pandemic, and we've not only reached the higher goal set for the year by our board of directors, but we’ve exceeded it,” said Amber Wertman, UWNCO CEO.
Four local communities awarded grants for public drinking water distribution equipment
COLUMBUS — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Ohio EPA have announced $2.2 million in H2Ohio grants for more than 250 communities in 78 counties to help pay for equipment needed to maintain public drinking water distribution systems. Four water systems in Richland County are among the grant recipients:. Eastview...
Signup begins May 30 for Marvin Memorial Library's Summer Reading Program
The school year is winding down and Marvin Memorial Library in Shelby is gearing up for its Summer Reading Program. The theme is "Adventure Begins at Your Library." All ages can sign up online this year. Meet Your Neighbor:Jami Williams is enjoying library job, life in Shelby. Sig-up begins May...
Miller fondly remembers childhood spent at Mansfield YMCA
You wouldn’t know it, but Jack Miller of Mansfield got off to a difficult start in life. He was born with a club foot and contracted polio when he was 9 months old, preventing him from walking until he was nearly 3. Miller was 8 when his father died,...
Richland County marriage licenses recorded May 6-10
These marriage license applications were recorded in Richland County between May 6 and May 10:. Jason Patrick Moore of Romulus, Michigan, 32, lineman, to Taylor Renee Relitz of Shelby, 29, health care. Sabrina Mae Mark of Mansfield, 38, self employed, to William Troy Counts of Mansfield, 51, self employed. Bryan...
Shelby Area Democratic Club announces annual award winners
SHELBY — The Shelby Area Democratic Club presented to awards to local residents Saturday during its Truman-Kennedy Breakfast. Deena Hamilton, founder and executive director of Love on a Mission, won the Profiles in Courage award. It refers to President John F. Kennedy’s book written when he was a U.S. senator that relayed stories of past senators who had the courage to choose country over party, knowing full well it might cost them politically and personally.
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