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Full Speed Ahead For A Super September In Richland County
Summer may be drawing to a close but fall fun is just beginning! We have a calendar packed with activities and events that are sure to make this September unforgettable. Mansfield and the surrounding communities are ready to offer a mix of beloved fall traditions ensuring the calendar is full of adventure throughout the month.
The 107th Gymanfa Ganu offered in Venedocia
VENEDOCIA — Salem Presbyterian Church of Venedocia will celebrate a longtime community event with its 107th Gymanfa Ganu on Sunday, Sept. 3 at 7 pm. The Gymanfa Ganu (pronounced “Ga-mahn’-fa Ga’-nee”) is a Welsh festival of song and is a tradition celebrated around the world.
Volunteers help spruce up canal for celebration
More than two dozen helpers, including volunteers from Lakeview Farms, K&M Tire, some regulars and a woman from Russia, who has hiked through Delphos on the Buckeye Trail, helped spruce up the Miami & Erie Canal Saturday morning in preparation for the annual Canal Days celebration Sept. 12-15. Trash and other debris were removed. (Photo submitted)
Seniors of learn of Grief Share program
Kathy Ulm, RN, and program director for Grief Share in Delphos, spoke at Delphos Senior Citizens Good to Know Lunch & Go in August. The worldwide Grief Share program came to Delphos last year, sponsored by Delphos St. John’s Church, and is open to people of all faiths who are grieving the loss of a loved one. If you are interested in more information, pick up a brochure at Delphos Senior Citizens or call Kathy at 419-516-3994. (Photo submitted)
Springfield Mourns as Young Adults Perish in Fatal ATV Crash on Ballentine Pike
Tragedy struck early morning yesterday as two young adults lost their lives in a lethal ATV crash in Springfield. WCPO reported that first responders arrived on Ballentine Pike at approximately 12:49 a.m. to a distressing scene where an ATV had left the road and overturned after hitting a fence. Suffering...
Ohio Prosecutor Allegedly Bit Man’s Finger Off During Road Rage
Green County Assistant Attorney fired but not yet charged after being accused of biting a man's finger off during a road rage incident. This crazy road rage incident happened after midnight on June 30th just East of Dayton, Ohio. The victim told the Riverside Police Department that this started when he honked his horn at the suspect, Christopher Murray. The suspect in the car in front of the victim remained still as the traffic lights turned green and then red again. Murray allegedly got out of his car and asked the victim if he wanted to fight according to Newsweek,
Over 3,000 customers lose power in north Toledo on Sunday
TOLEDO, Ohio — Over 3,000 people were without power in north Toledo on Sunday afternoon according to First Energy - Toledo Edison. The outage was centered around the LaGrange Street corridor from East Manhattan to North Summit Street. Neighbors are reporting that power went out around 4 p.m. As...
Ontario Local Schools debuts soccer complex upgrade
ONTARIO — Soccer players and their supporters will have an enhanced experience this fall as Ontario Local Schools wraps up its first phase of athletic facility upgrades. The soccer complex features a building that previously lacked water and sewer connections, limiting restroom and concession options. Now, thanks to donations including $160,000 from the...
Man made videos of teen girl getting in and out of shower: TPD
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A Toledo man faces felony charges for allegedly taking videos of a teenage girl getting in and out of the shower while she was nude, police said. Justin John Carmony, 35, is accused of taking videos of the 15-year-old on two separate occasions this month, according to court documents.
Car enthusiasts admire stunning vehicles at 27th Heart of the City Cruise-In
MANSFIELD — Local car enthusiasts and spectators from all around took in hot rods, classic cars and vintage vehicles Saturday at the 27th Heart of the City Cruise-In. Hundreds of vehicles lined Mansfield’s Park Avenue West and surrounding streets from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the annual gathering Saturday under sunny skies.
Toledo man honored posthumously as one of 1st Black Marines
Kyle Baker never imagined he’d one day visit Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. But he did go there — to accept a Congressional Gold Medal for his late father, Jack Baker, a Montford Point Marine from Toledo. Thirty Montford Point Marines — the nation’s first Black Marines — were presented with a replica of a Congressional Gold Medal at Lejeune Memorial Gardens on Friday. According to Mr. Baker, nine surviving members of the Montford Marines were in attendance. “A lot of people never heard of the Montford Marines,” Kyle Baker, of Toledo, said. “Those Marines were neglected. They tried to get them to quit. The Marine Corps did not record all of what the platoon did in war, so not many of them or their families know about the award.”
What I Saw Last Week…August 26, 2024
Impressive youth seeing varsity action for the first time marked the opening week of high school sports. While at the next level, speculation over the next head football coach at Ohio State…even before the first ‘Script Ohio’. One, the number of impressive young athletes in volleyball and...
Kenton community comes out to fundraiser to support restaurant destroyed in July fire
KENTON, OH (WLIO) - The community of Kenton pitched in to support a local business that burned down. A recovery benefit was held in downtown Kenton Sunday afternoon to help the former employees of the restaurant 101 Smokehouse, which was completely destroyed in a fire on July 31st. People could pitch in by buying tickets for 50/50, participating in raffles, and ordering from the Smokehouse food truck. The fundraiser was organized by drivers from Shadybowl Speedway to give back to a business that has helped them.
Ryan Rehkow could make Bengals 53-man roster due to Brad Robbins injury
It looks like, for the second season in a row, the Cincinnati Bengals will be trotting out a rookie punter. Brad Robbins doesn’t look like he will be healthy in time, which means undrafted rookie Ryan Rehkow will have his opportunity to prove he belongs, as Geoff Hobson from Bengals.com speculates while looking toward final cuts.
New information about missing swimmer as search at Madison Lakes continues for second day
TROTWOOD, Ohio (WKEF) -- The massive search continued Sunday for the body of the man who drowned in Madison Lakes Park on Saturday. There is a dive team from Wright Patterson Air Force Base, crews are still using sonar technology, and drones to search the waters. “Yesterday [Saturday], crews not...
WATCH: Future Buckeye QB Tavien St. Clair Dazzles with Six Touchdowns in Opener
Ohio State quarterback commit Tavien St. Clair picked right back up from where he left off a season ago, starting his senior season in dominant fashion on Friday night. The Bellefontaine (Ohio) star threw four touchdown passes and added two more on the ground in a blowout win over Sidney.
Walk with Nature Fall Fest to return
ST. MARYS — The 55th annual Walk with Nature Fall Festival will be from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20 at Memorial Park, 228 E. South St., St. Marys. The festival is seeking vendors and non-profit organizations to fill booth space to show and sell goods. Vendors can...
Man, 27, had recurring sinus infections. It was sign of rare cancer in his sinuses and mouth
Every time Aaron Agler recovered from a sinus infection, it returned. Time after time he visited his doctor for antibiotics, but the infection always came back. “It got to the point where the doctor was like, ‘OK, no more antibiotics. Something else is going on here,’” Danielle Styer, 31, of Cortland, Ohio, tells TODAY.com. Agler’s various treatment makes it difficult for his voice to carry so Styer, Agler's girlfriend, answers questions for him. “When he looked in his mouth … it looked like the roof of his mouth was heavy, like pushing down.”
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