Mansfield, OH News

• Mansfield, OH News
• Bill would fix quirks of CCW law
• City of Mansfield keeps settlements low
• Mansfield officials get to Feel the Heat
• Area high schools bustling with graduations
• MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS
• A Veteran's Story: Local man served in Guadalcanal
• Fond memories of Shelby
• Mansfield shooting suspect turns self in
• Lucas Class of 2012
• Ontario Class of 2012
• Police get military freebies
• Photo: Flag raising
• Ron Simon: Honor our veterans, honor our ideals
• Memorial Day: 6,000 flags planted on graves
• Farm co-op closes Knox Co. feed mill
• Don't throw out your grandma's old papers
• Benefit to honor victim of car crash
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Craigslist rental scam hits Mansfield
• Tigers head to new home
• Man sentenced for vehicular homicide
• Shooting suspect sought
• Soccer players compete locally this weekend
• Old armory becomes place for all
• Obama's spiritual adviser to speak in Shelby
• 10 finish training geared to local jobs
• Turn in homes for city to raze
• No beer at fair this year
• Coasters, dinosaurs, more at Cedar Point
• Are you looking for DMT classes for the fall? All DMT classes are now listed un...
• Panel wants C-27J spared
• Benefit held for slain woman
• New eatery on W 4th
• New VA clinic may be named for Mansfield hero
• Area OGT scores fall
• Police calls: Man eludes cops, briefly, in stolen car
• Cookbook exchange Tuesday in Galion
• Children Services board to meet Thursday
• Richland County government income still down
• State legislators approve new drilling rules
• Mansfield man accused of impersonating cop
• OSU-Mansfield teaches classes on 179th base
• Special effects school opening in Crestline
• Reaction mixed on two-way
• Censored art leads to robust discussion
• Suitcase puppies hit the jackpot
• Amish attacker loses appeal
• 2 hurt in car-semi collision
• Bill helps vets get benefits
• Supreme Court says smoking ban is constitutional
• Police calls: Nude woman taken to MedCentral
• Fewer homes to be razed
• If you are trying to register for the Fall semester and you keep getting an erro...
• Are you planning to take SPE101 in the FALL? Be sure to use the new course numb...
• Message: College possible
• Mayor to discuss 2-way plan
• Mansfield man testifies at fracking hearing
• Masked man in black robs Ashland Road business
• Police calls: Thief leaves clothes, excrement behind
• Ron Simon: At least I didn't forget to write this column
• Madison trustees looking at cable franchise fee
• Lucas man guilty on tax charges
• Galion school board votes to cut 20 positions
• 2 civil claims against agency going forward
• Flag to honor Harold R. Day
• Madison declared in fiscal caution
• Shelby man faces felony charges
• Shelby utilities lauded for response
• OSU-M leads effort focused on youth
• 22-year Mansfield firefighter retires
• Children Services board elects Konstam chairman
• Hit-skip suspect to stay in jail
• Part of North Main may go two-way
• Dozens testify on drilling bill
• Galion man resentenced
• MCS, OSU-Mansfield partner for "Beginning Anew"
• Ever wanted to start your own business? The Entrepreneur Club will meet on Wedn...
• Three weeks until the end of Spring Quarter -- then it's time for GRADUATION! G...
• Many babies underweight
• Ashland man recalls close call at sea (video)
• Racers prepare cars for Soap Box Derby
• Troopers start 24/7 posts for big cities
• Ohio to track classroom funding
• CHAP aids families
• District accepts another drilling proposal
• Schools tackle cyber bullying
• WANTED: Man faces robbery, burglary charges
• Road brine raises concerns
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ron Simon: Indians playing good ball
• Meet Miss Ontario, Jessica Hummel
• Meet Miss Lexington, Brittany Abrams
• Lex home prices buck trend
• Ontario settles zoning lawsuit filed by ex-law director
• Miss Ohio hopefuls go to work
• Son of Bogart and Bacall to visit Malabar Farm
• Crowd cheers hit-skip arrest
• OSU president visits Mansfield school
• Kimba gets playful
• Historic Ontario bridge to come down
• Greek Festival kicks off
• Activists discuss fracking and more
• House approves defense budget sparing C-27J
• Method helps control feral cats
• Red Cross honors Mansfield fireman for Safety Days
• Vets to raise cash for scholarships
• Children Services' special meeting not about Parker
• OSU President Gee a hit at Senior High
• Springmill science galleries wow visitors
• Lots of fun at Spanish Immersion lunch
• Sophomore a perfect 565 on state math test
• Outstanding Spring fees are due no later than June 1, 2012. Failure to pay will...
• What does shake up mean?
• Protecting parks
• Shelby rally will raise funds for Livestrong
• The details of Randy Parker's contract
• Decision part of tumultuous time for agency, executive director
• Mansfield to lose mail processing
• Mansfielder stabbed; man in custody
• Clear Fork Resort lines up mud runs, more
• Cars available for Soap Box Derby
• 2 hurt in Plymouth crash
• Byrd, Peugh honored as Heroes with Heart
• 'Helpers' show off big toys
• Truck stuck fast
• Police calls: Mad BF breaks car battery
• Three congressmen endorse naming VA clinic after Winder
• MSO has new conductor
• Larry Evans request in hands of judge
• Dr. Hook, Starship, BS&T booked for NCSC Rock-N-Ribs
• Phone scam ties up hospital switchboard
• Welfare drug test proposal morphing
• Charges filed after METRICH raid
• Suspects sought after pizza shop robbery
• Sherman students' art on display Thursday
• 'Beginning Anew' is the topic of TV show
• Shelby finalizing Justice Center plans
• Pool season opens 6/16
• Police calls: Chasing and yelling at cars gets man arrested
• Thieves may face charge for 'bomb'
• Circus was in town
• Mansfield voters to decide on six city charter amendments
• Sen. Brown to discuss effort to bring jobs home
• Texting ban and teen rules sent to Kasich
• Ohio proposal ties welfare to clean drug tests
• McDonald's owner wins top TWIN award
• Sixth Madison Township firefighter linked to 'Testgate'
• Man pleads guilty in death of motorcycle passenger
• Prom dresses, at a perfect price
• Correction
• State's first casino opens in Cleveland
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Another class scheduled to train dislocated workers
• Judge sets sentencing in Morrow County cross burning
• Sex-related charges involve children, according to indictment
• Ontario auditor suing her colleagues
• Board of Education meeting set for May 21
• Springmill will welcome community on Friday
• Elementary school cookouts are under way
• Woodland students learn about career planning
• WANTED: Lucas man
• Gas' gain, coal's loss?
• U.S. attorney got start in Richland County
• Police calls: Load of manure dumped in front of Galloping Goose
• Pandora savors its last dance
• A Veteran's Story: Lexington grad served in Pacific during WWII
• 2012 college grads enter improving job market
• Event honors moms
• Ohio cave system to open new areas to public
• Donors give to Portman campaign, plus PAC
• Planting ahead of schedule; no bug issues
• Mom of 16: 'It didn't seem like a big deal'
• C-27J cuts not unheard of
• Kingwood Center visitors learn truth about honeybee
• Cedar Point opens season
• Pair plans unusual tour of Ohio in vintage planes
• Ohioans hit by barrage of political ads
• Given his choice, he'd board a train
• Cleveland casino opens Monday
• Effort begins for VA clinic to bear name of area grad
• 'Scourge' of opiates topic of summit
• Morrow County detective earns 'America's Most Wanted' recognition
• Cold case killers get life in prison
• Condition worsens for girl shot at restaurant
• Senate race turns nasty
• Galion schools losing treasurer
• Killer of 3 made deal to save tree
• Gunman holds up Domino's driver for $50
• Widow pays back taxes on exotic animal farm
• Incumbents shake up races
• Hamburgers, hot dogs sizzled at Senior High
• Witnesses describe Saturday stabbing
• 1-year reprieve for C-27J?
• Rough road through Richland County's drug court led to recovery
• Senior High band director 'heartbroken' by job change
• One driver 'critical' after trucks collide
• Internet cafe charges dropped
• Police calls: Debt collector calls reported
• Officials say fish kill likely a natural event
• OSU President Gee coming to Mansfield on May 18
• Butler police chief indicted
• Mansfield City Schools honor year's top teacher
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• City sees plans for new VA facility on Marion Avenue
• Morrow County shooting followed chase
• Madison Township firefighters concerned about deputy chief's comments
• Defense speaks in booster club bingo case
• Stabbing suspect has past convictions for knife attacks
• Business, education leaders meet for workforce summit
• Rotarians help build Prospect butterfly garden
• Boy, 2, died of severe burns
• Mansfield man's legs amputated
• $741,454 to raze Richland County houses
• Madison trustees ease budget woes with transfer
• Richland County commissioners discuss sewage plant replacement
• Mansfield police arrest man after attempted robbery
• 4-year-old left on Mansfield school bus for five hours
• State AG tries to remove Mansfield booster club's attorneys
• GM plant should sell this year
• Seven receive Rotary's McGowan Courage Award
• Credit recovery offered during summer school
• Springmill hosts session on arts integration
• Tomorrow is going to be a busy day at North Central State! Workforce Summit for...
• Suspect charged in stabbing death
• Final C-27J rotation returns
• Mandel touts budget ability at GOP lunch
• Tons of steel crush Mansfield man
• Deputy fatally shoots suspect
• Police calls: Ex-associate makes gaming system switch at Walmart
• Romney stumps in Ohio
• Galion man gets four years for burglary
• Six graduate from Mansfield Mental Health Court
• Passenger in fatal crash to go home soon
• Teacher of the Year program Wednesday open to all
• Board of Education will meet Tuesday
• Tiger's tooth pulled
• GOP leaders start to rally around Romney -- sort of
• George Lindsey, TV's Goober Pyle, dies
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Ontario man had some tense rides through Korea's 'Shrapnel Pass'
• News Journal staffers win AP awards
• Woman caring for stray cat pierced by arrow
• Dead inmate's guilt questioned in connection with 1999 murder
• Stranger incident sends Mansfield mom into action
• Fight ends in man's death
• Mansfield's arts identity: Some dire financial straits, but no shortage of talent
• Madison High School senior dies in pickup wreck
• Pups in suitcase to be adopted
• Obama echoes 'hope and change' themes
• Local politicians say Obama visit shows Ohio's importance
• 5K supports Wounded Warrior
• Ohio merging mental health, drug abuse agencies
• New Miss Ontario crowned Saturday
• 2-year-old's death sparks investigation
• Stuff: There's nothing finer than an air conditioner that works every year
• Exotic animals back home, but what's next?
• Barn catches fire in Weller Township
• Mansfield man dies in NW Ohio crash
• Local NAACP leader gets involved in case
• 42 years later, Kent State survivors want answers
• Kimba offers some surprises
• Son of Mansfield man to be buried in Arlington
• Family remembers murder victim
• Interior alters drilling rules for public, Indian lands
• Church to mark 100 years
• Black bear in Lucas?
• The Ren unveils lineup
• Crawford judge to weigh evidence in suppression hearing
• Ohio Senate approves texting ban
• Richland County commissioners open bids for road work
• Ontario Council clarifies meal rules
• Task force recognizes Sheldon and Shook
• Christians unite in prayer
• Final rotation of C-27J mission coming home
• Goyal pulls out of race
• Plumbing problem was an undetected fire
• Madison session was about settlement
• 'Forbidden City' tour to aid preservation
• Police calls: Church has devil of time with phone hacker
• Road-use deals imperative
• Man killed in two-car Morrow County crash
• Missing teen goes to relative's after report
• Ohio's future oil, gas tax picture debated
• 1,300 pounds of medications collected during Take Back Day
• Flag will be raised in memory of Floro
• Forsooth, Shakespeare Players at Springmill May 11
• Senior High students featured on TV this week
• Police calls: Prescription meds stolen from kitchen counter
• Missing Mansfield teen needs insulin
• Dog's injuries come from tight collar
• Fire guts vacant house
• Ohio Senate passes C-27J resolution
• Madison to discipline firefighter
• Police seek Walmart flasher
• Drug court has graduated 1,000 since 1997
• Longtime councilman resigns
• 14 pets rescued from fire
• Ohio will return exotic animals to Zanesville woman
• Comedian will explore male intellect at the Renaissance Theatre
• 9-1-1 call reveals details in Mansfield shooting death
• Archivist to discuss history of Titanic
• It wasn't a sandwich shop, at first
• Ohio to post signs about harmful algae
• Ohio teacher says Catholic school fired her unfairly
• Lots of information available during National Mental Health Month
• Bucyrus off the hook in records suit
• AU's Pendleton is now a Jaguar
• These days, retirement can mean college
• Cold case nearly closed
• Police calls: Man tries to make use of Dumpster
• Time to shop
• Women swapping war stories
• Year after bin Laden's death: Al-Qaida 'far from defeated'
• Galion native making waves on radio
• Colleges adjust to having more older students
• Experts: Biosolid fertilizers safe
• Mansfield man says he shot girlfriend
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Ron Simon: It's time for racism to take a break
• State may put temporary halt on opening new Internet cafes
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Food stamp challenge: Can you eat for five days on $23?
• Madison Township trustee Spain focus of ethics complaint
• Local control often lacking on fracking, injection wells
• Guard unit says 'ciao' to bicyclist
• Lexington honors former councilman by planting tree
• New shop a dream come true
• MedCentral explores partnerships
• One killed, one injured in collision
• Fire displaces Third Street home's tenants
• Police charge two men with break-in at Columbus Zoo
• Study: Cost of driving increases slightly
• Legislature considers teachers' benefits
• Arrest made in Sunoco robbery
• Malabar students fired up to take state tests
• Please plan to attend 2 on campus recruitment events scheduled on May 9, 2012 1...
• Senior High at state Key Club convention
• Mansfield police arrest man hiding on roof
• Fatal bike trail wreck raises safety concerns
• Robin picks odd home
• Police calls: Large fight among teens results in assault summons
• Changes afoot in Mansfield
• Regional neighborhood watch meetings planned
• Chamber businesses back 179th
• Video gives glimpse Ohio exotic animals' lives
• Former Ohio police chief pleads guilty to drug count
• Lesbian den mother ousted in Ohio
• Students, dads "fly high" at Woodland Elementary
• Ashland tigers leave Ohio
• National Drug Take-Back Day is Saturday
• Trail crash turns fatal
• Ohio Senate sends animal bill to House
• Ohio man's fossil find stumps experts
• Speaker: House to vote Friday on student loans
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Lexington plans for its 200th birthday
• Salvation Army closing Ashland Road thrift store
• Virus blamed for Ontario graduate's death
• Teacher of the Year program May 9 at the Renaissance
• Mock crash, real message
• Madison Township fireman defends Facebook comment
• Discussion focuses on starting a book club
• Obama, Romney push low-rate student loans
• Richland County may add tornado sirens
• Mansfield hires consultant in AFSCME talks
• Senate could vote on exotic animal rules today
• Mansfield planners hear sides in house condemnation
• Board discusses possible new Mehock Field track
• Mansfield improves its accounting
• Transfer facility focus of hearing
• Lions Club aids Senior High freshman
• RT @tweetsatncsc: #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc Grant purchased NanoProfessor intro t...
• We want to hear from you! We are conducting a community survey to help shape yo...
• Wind damage adds to woes
• Loudonville bank robbed
• Unrelated armed robberies Monday at 2 Mansfield gas stations
• Security is central issue in Evans hearing
• Correction: Attorney says he misspoke in case involving Briners
• Supporters praise Mansfield police at accreditation hearing
• More ticks out there this year, officials warn
• Facebook posting causes stir in Madison Township
• Richland County Jail abuse case settled
• Energy Star award on board's agenda Tuesday
• Wounded Warrior 5K topping expectations
• Gold remembers Holocaust
• A Veteran's Story: Korea's front lines were hell
• PHOTOS: Mountain bike race
• Ohio highway construction delay carries own costs
• Shawntease Moore wanted after fleeing from police
• Rulings impede enforcement of sex offender residency law
• Earthquake link not stopping Ohio wastewater injection wells
• Small group of women crafted controversial 'heartbeat bill'
• Warden explains new Ohio dog laws
• Females own many Shelby businesses
• YMCA worried by Ohio concussion bill
• OU wants say on drilling leases on school land
• Kimba coming around, slowly but surely
• Log cabin moved to Perrysville
• Police seek reaccreditation
• 4 arrested during parole-probation sweep
• Forums think green
• EPA issues air pollution rules for 'fracking' wells
• Drilling to bring many jobs
• RT @HDeanHart: Welcome NCSC! - RT @tweetsatncsc: #ncscnano Grant purchased #Nano...
• Welcome NCSC! - RT @tweetsatncsc: #ncscnano Grant purchased #NanoProfessor intro...
• Brady's Bunch: First family of Mehock Relays
• Mansfield cops prove they are Tough Mudders
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Middle Bellville work to start Monday
• Ontario coping with sewer overflows
• Arrests net 70 heroin balloons in Bucyrus
• Galion man saves choking diner
• Ontario engineer quits, citing frustration
• Watershed district reaches terms on mineral rights
• Lake to sell water for fracking
• Parents turn out for pancakes, songs at Newman
• The 3rd Tuition Loan Plan payment is due April 27.
• Seven welcomed home
• Fumes make 2 ill, so Mansfield home closed off
• Rep. Jordan says he's for Romney
• Police calls: Car reported ransacked
• Ohio's first village post office opens in Shauck
• Area leadership class discusses 'brain drain'
• KSU delegation visits Senior High to see Algebra Project work
• Commissioners pass sales tax increase
• Gilbert Rush shooting case settled, in part
• Public meetings set to discuss PUCO rate proposal
• Fruits, veggies draw Dayton student to Malabar
• Police arrest three, allege copper theft in Mansfield
• Learn green technology at Saturday event
• Brown to Biden: Keep C-27J in Mansfield
• History lives
• Ohio executes man who killed teen in '85
• Goyal seeks controls on injection wells
• Bath salts seized; alleged supplier indicted
• Nurse assistants in demand, says Mansfield training center
• Richland County businesses cited with underage booze, tobacco sales
• Mansfield chief wants firefighters to be required to live nearby
• RT @tweetsatncsc: NanoTechnology promises amazing changes to our world. To find...
• Algebra the focus of visiting Kent State group
• Driver topples line, flees scene
• Young leaders finish program
• Police calls: Use of mace by ex-BF leads to felony charges
• GOP targets food stamps in budget-cutting talks
• Commissioners OK Dayspring changes
• Mansfield parking policy tabled
• Insurance salesman pleads guilty in IRS case
• Lex council OK's liquor permit for Elks facility
• Bill would regulate Ohio Internet cafes
• Ohio inmates find it harder to make parole
• Madison Township finances still not balanced
• Sheriff's sergeant appeals case
• Let's end the interview with a video about the college! Thank you again @KenEkeg...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc Contact via tweet or email at kekegren@ncstatecollege.e...
• @KenEkegren Wonderful! Thank you for chatting with us. Can u be contacted thru t...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc Related, yes. Thin film & nano pumping in our area. Mor...
• @KenEkegren Wow! Now that's good news! One last question. Are there jobs locally...
• RT @KenEkegren Sounds good! What types of careers can an individual pursue if th...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc High tech=high pay. Don't know exactly but hearing $40-...
• @KenEkegren That's good news! What about earning potential? #ncscnano
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc We will model the program to transfer to a 4 year. Have...
• @KenEkegren Should interested students also consider a bachelor's degree when th...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc med device tech, microfab tech, maintenance tech, nanob...
• #ncscnano @tweetsatncsc U won't find Nanotechnician as a listing. More like lab...
• @KenEkegren Sounds good! What types of careers can an individual pursue if they...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc Grant purchased NanoProfessor intro to nano curriculum...
• Meet Randy Storms (the smiling guy in the white lab coat) #ncscnano
• @KenEkegren Ok! I just a video of u. Before we talk about it 1 more question abo...
• Some video footage of @KenEkegren working with our students #ncscnano
• @KenEkegren We love simple! For those who don't know, who is Randy Storms? #ncsc...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc I think Randy Storms was at a conf and picked up their...
• @KenEkegren Now you received a grant to purchase the curriculum from NanoProfess...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc Not yet. But we'll have lab experiments that will demo...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc Could be any mat'l. Alum was just an easy demo. Just sh...
• @KenEkegren Very cool! Will the students in the program be using the same equipm...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc That's kind of how computer chips are made - lots of la...
• @tweetsatncsc What is the alum used for? #ncscnano
• #ncscnano " @tweetsatncsc Afterward, U have a pattern of a Very thin layer of Al...
• #ncscnano" @tweetsatncsc 3rd, a wafer of silicon sits above the evaporating Alum...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc 2nd, a pellet of aluminum is heated to melting. Then it...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc First, a vacuum removes contaminants (everything)."
• @KenEkegren And the technology we ended with yesterday vacuum vapor deposition?...
• Driver: 'I just kept going ...'
• Driver gets 6 years
• Holocaust Memorial service is Sunday
• Wind fuels barn fire in Troy Township
• Shelby has questions about county sales tax
• 'Cable kidnap' case leads to an indictment in Mansfield
• State high court rules for judge, not Richland County Children Services
• Mansfield City Council discussion: Who gets to park where?
• Second person dies after car-train accident near Bucyrus
• Senior High student's design wins him global recognition
• Our interview with @KenEkegren continues tomorrow at 6 p.m. Tweet your questions...
• @KenEkegren Well this has been very informative! Lets continue tomorrow at 6 p.m...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc Going over sample curriculum. Then into clean room to s...
• @tweetsatncsc @KenEkegren You're at a nano conference at Penn State preparing fo...
• #ncscnano "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc Yes fall course will include a section on...
• @KenEkegren When will the nano curriculum be integrated into your current course...
• #ncscnano "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc That's where we'll have it first. But nano...
• @KenEkegren So students who may be interested in nano now should enroll in our m...
• #ncscnano "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc Working on grants to help Engineering and...
• #ncscnano "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc First going onto my Engineering Materials...
• @KenEkegren Nano will soon be a program offered by the college. Will it be an as...
• #ncscnano "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc Learned that need for nanotechs will go fr...
• We may have temporarily lost contact with @KenEkegren. Let's give technology a m...
• @KenEkegren And you. How did u become interested in nano? #ncscnano -- NorthCent...
• @KenEkegren And you. How did u become interested in nano? #ncscnano
• "@tweetsatncsc Roman times had glass w/ nano particles making it change colors w...
• @tweetsatncsc "think fiberglass plus epoxy makes strong composite. Add carbon na...
• @KenEkegren So a history lesson. When did we first start thinking about size in...
• @KenEkegren I thought it would have been the other way around. #ncscnano That bi...
• #ncscnano "@tweetsatncsc properties change when mat'l gets REALLY small. So the...
• @tweetsatncsc @KenEkegren So you could say nano is about understanding the small...
• "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc Wine runs off pants instead of making a stain." #ncs...
• "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc Invisible film on windows make Rain-X cause rain to...
• "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc smaller particles react faster. Like Alka-Seltzer al...
• "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc DNA is about 3 nm wide!" #ncscnano
• @tweetsatncsc @KenEkegren So how does the study of items so small change a world...
• "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc circuits on the chip of your cell phone are about 30...
• "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc 10 hydrogen atoms in a row are 1 nm long." #ncscnano
• @tweetsatncsc @KenEkegren What could be that small? #ncscnano
• "@KenEkegren: @tweetsatncsc Working with anything with one dimension between 1 a...
• Many prizes, auction items at Saturday's Reverse Raffle
• Burglary suspect is most wanted
• Mansfield man goes from wheelchair to pilot's seat
• Ontario settled suit for $1M
• Before they hit the stage, they must go to Miss Ohio camp
• Afghan capital awakens to more insurgent attacks
• Storm warnings saved lives
• Post offices across state abuzz with bee deliveries
• Settlement over incident at Richland County Jail one of several payouts for county in recent years
• Mansfield firefighter's long, varied career comes to a close
• Navy gunner had scary moments
• Stuff: Urban renewal becomes urban displacement
• Suspicious fire destroys vacant Mansfield home
• Richland County seeks road repair assurances from heavy haulers
• Mansfield man was a survivor of Titanic tragedy
• Man shot during early morning fight
• Energy companies: We need truckers
• Journalist Connie Schultz to Democrats: Speak out
• Car-train collision kills man near Bucyrus
• Richland County Jail incident settlement was $325,000
• Oil and water: Resources at heart of fracking deal
• Ex-teacher accuses Buckeye Central of intimidation
• New Blue Alert law linked to 1984 shooting
• 'Wear Blue to Work' effort grows
• Former chairman re-elected by Ohio GOP
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• 200 stand up for Buckeye Central principal
• Tiberi, Gibbs rally Republican supporters at annual dinner
• Appeals court upholds release
• Volks at impasse over assets
• Plan would make owners foot bill for demolition
• REMINDER: MAY JOB FAIR WILL BE HELD MAY 9TH CAREER EVENTS INCLUDE: HEALTH AND PU...
• Black Fork Wetlands to add study center
• Renaissance Theatre raising donations
• 15 Mansfield homes slated for demolition
• Buffer part of park drilling plan
• Lexington robbery suspect arrested
• Officials make case for sales tax hike
• Bribery rap detailed
• Mansfield museum commemorates Titanic
• The symphony ends early
• Check out Instructor @KenEkegren and our some of our great students prior to the...
• Interested in nanotechnology? @KenEkegren will be sharing information on #NCSCN...
• Did you know that a typical germ is about 1,000 nanometers? A sheet of paper, 1...
• Check out this article to get you excited about our interview with @KenEkegren h...
• Nanotechnology comes to NCSC! Prof. @KenEkegren will introduce our new program...
• Don't forget the Pixar event tonight at the Kehoe Center in Shelby! Michael Com...
• The children, faculty and staff at the Child Development Center on the NC State...
• 'Guys and Dolls Jr.' at Playhouse
• Ashland University to host forum on fracking impact
• Complaints fuel charges against Shelby car biz
• Charges outlined in Trayvon Martin gun death
• Police calls: 4 men enter Lex residence, assault 18 y.o.
• Main GM building spared
• Need trees? Here are some for sale in Mansfield
• Volunteers sought for Mansfield park cleanups
• Richland County hears details of land bank proposal
• Former Mansfield cop charged with bribery
• Vacant Mansfield homes used as tire dumps
• ECE Q & A When: 4/25/12 Where: F-092C Time: 4-5pm
• It's now Romney versus Obama
• Law prompts woman to find new homes for her big cats
• Flag raising to honor veteran
• Finfgeld to chair county Democrats' central committee
• Spring Bash to benefit community programs
• Bingo suit continues Thursday
• Charges considered in Huron County farm fatality
• Local GOP ready to support Romney
• Military hopes to return 3 Ohio soldiers together
• Group targets Ohio exotic animals bill
• Clerk seeks help collecting court costs
• Fugitive picked up in Cincinnati
• Police say pets died in phony vet's care
• Domestic Violence Shelter goes to the races
• Radio operators prep for blizzard of the century
• $100,000 bond set for sergeant-dragging suspect
• Sheriff boosts salaries of two administrators
• Guard your credit cards
• Cold snap again threatens fruit growers' crop
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• tweetsatncsc Nanotechnology comes to NCSC! Prof. @KenEkegren will introduce our...
• Gardens grow good neighbors
• Boy in fair condition after farm accident
• A Veteran's Story: Mansfield man served in Pacific
• Man sought on probation violation
• Firefighters prepare for oil, gas fire
• Start early, save on college
• Texting-while-driving ban stalls in Ohio Senate
• Natural gas glut means drilling boom must slow
• Murder suspect says he met woman online
• Mike Wallace of '60 Minutes' dies
• Morrow County detective in running for $10,000
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Ohio troopers seize $2M in marijuana
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Commander: Ohio should be proud of 3 who died
• Lightning strikes 2 Ohio churches ahead of Easter
• Ron Simon: Easter is time to let the good happen
• Suspect accused of dragging deputy arrested
• Boy falls into manure spreader
• Face and voice of the News Journal retiring
• Gas company cuts trees at Malabar
• Safe hikes? Take the right steps
• Suspect driver drags Richland County deputy, flees
• Judges chafe under new sentencing requirements
• RACER weighing offers for GM plant
• I-71 work will mean one lane in Morrow Co.
• Pope: Draw courage from Jesus
• Big lottery winners often prize anonymity
• Families remember Ohio soldiers slain in Afghanistan
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Afghanistan attack kills three guardsmen from Ohio
• Man confesses to dismembering girlfriend
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Richland County eyes sewer surcharge
• Ontario purse snatching leads to arrest
• Richland, Crawford counties losing population
• Arson is suspected in Arthur Avenue case
• Bystanders chase down Mansfield purse snatching suspect
• Manufacturer interested in Ontario site
• The weeks are flying by. have a wonderful easter everyone!
• John Simpson Times told story of junior high
• Learning about the lakes
• Couple hopes device saves lives of teen drivers
• Council to weigh ideas for downtown park plan
• Convenience center fills need downtown
• Movie, centennial, return Canada town to Titanic spotlight
• Investigators: Tenn. judge high on pills in court
• Agency offers info on sexual assault
• Fugitive found in Youngstown
• Mayor to pay back Ontario for meals
• Deputy gathers sheriff's office history
• Reese named Tyger head basketball coach
• Coach says board refused to renew contract
• Police look into fatality in Ashland
• Winning lottery would be sweet ... or not
• Physicians groups target wasteful medical spending
• Romney sweeps Tuesday primaries
• Madison trustees may ask for audit extension
• Council OKs federal block grant spending
• Motion to suppress denied to charged Ky. man
• Galion police seek help in theft case
• Dislocated workers sought for CNC training
• Dismembered Ohio woman lived with killer
• Study says breast cancer overdiagnosed
• Ohio submits plan for medical care
• Snapshot shows high-producing Ohio gas wells
• Richland County Republicans elect new chairman
• Kids get into character for school project
• Elks want to rent out part of facility
• Shelby's electric division honored
• Group tackles autism awareness, education
• Racetrack spared from auction
• Galion boy attends school via Skype
• Woman connected to case of infant's death wanted again
• OSU-Mansfield students learn lesson in helping community
• Ship swallowed by Lake Erie, then by lake bottom
• USEC will keep funding centrifuge project
• Potential gas sites map sees changes
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ex-parole officer says state officials ignored safety concerns
• Prosthetic paw practically good as new
• Highlights of Kasich's budget plan
• Displaced family gets help from Red Cross
• Ron Simon: Seeking peace in upstate New York
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ohioans hope fracking classes help with jobs
• Brown, Mandel snagging big money
• Local law enforcement helps in sex crime sting
• Outsiders likely to fill shale jobs
• Motorcycle safety a concern
• Ohio State at Mansfield students hyped up for game
• DEA: $1M in pot found welded inside machines
• Target plans Ohio food distribution center
• AEP Ohio submits new rate plan
• IRS irks tea party groups
• Ohio State at Mansfield professors, students help in Haiti
• Obama vows to deepen Iran embargo
• Madison trustees appoint member
• 'Matriarch of the city'
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• Packed house cheers Sherman dance show
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• Senior High Key Club earns top honors
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• Ohio has 5,300 areas at risk of rockslides
• Point, counterpoint on key elements of Section 8 bill
• Bill on Section 8 roils housing reform debate
• Clear Channel eliminates 3 positions locally
• Renaissance offers 'Late Nite Catechism'
• Locals try their luck at Mega Millions
• Police: Theft ring targeted high schools
• Suicide followed weeks of turmoil
• Ohio spent $96M on unused paid time off in 2010-11
• Things are looking up for state budgets
• Lots of Sherman artists during illustrator's visit
• Discovery a stretch for new school head
• Renaissance appeals for $
• Supreme Court appears split over health care law
• Ohio Senate votes to repeal election bill
• Triple Diamond inmate released
• Missing Mount Vernon girl located
• 'Stand Your Ground' law may be considered in Ohio
• Early tornadoes don't foretell a bad season
• Bill of rights targets injection wells
• Student reportedly threatens classmate
• Ohio fruit crops weather cold
• Police seek missing Mount Vernon girl
• 1486th deploys for year
• State report: Heroin 'falling out of the sky'
• Mansfield police get five new cruisers
• Health care law mandate under scrutiny
• Judge to pick Madison trustee
• Details released in Shelby firing
• Mansfield council passes budget
• Middle school Reality Store teaches life lessons
• Copies of the Western Wind-Up can be read here
• Justices moving to heart of health care overhaul
• Afghan security forces kill 3 NATO troops
• Soldier following in Dad's footsteps
• Linzy guilty in Xmas killing
• Former AD for Madison gets probation, fine
• Police calls: Body slamming a woman gets man jailed
• Exotic animal owners talk with state senator
• Crestline prepares to cut 4 positions
• Ohio Highway Patrol seeks car in Shelby hit-and-skip
• Man accused of using dead man's credit cards
• District newsletter is available online
• Welcome to Spring Quarter!!!!
• Madison Twp: Dispute ends in felony charges after brother shot in leg
• Fire displaces Blymyer Apartment residents
• Richland County prosecutor adds three attorneys
• Ohio No. 1 in metal thefts
• Both drivers claim right of way in Sunday-night crash
• Most Wanted: Probation violator remains one step ahead of jail-time
• Retirement buyouts hit Mansfield coffers hard
• Crestline Harvest Festival is coming back this year
• Catalytic converters appear up for grabs
• Facebook Syndication Error
• H20 Factory unveiled, courtesy of Gormans
• Sheriff targets thefts of metal
• Easter egg hunt planned in Plymouth
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
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• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT NEWS
• Chili maker trying to avoid pink slime
• Mohican Advocates oppose fracking
• VFW gives send-off to Guard's 1486th
• Debate over Obamacare ramps up
• Defendant's DNA on gun, witness says
• AU to welcome back women's basketball team
• Mount Gilead man with diabetes honored
• State helps students get private education
• Galion teen hit by vehicle shares her story
• Shelby utilities director resigns
• Madison cracking down on trash
• Ohio's unemployment rate dips again
• Mansfield official aims to tame drilling
• Sparkles cheerleaders show skills at Richland Mall
• Sherman has 'Muffins for Moms' (and grandmas)
• Officers testify in Linzy trial
• Man apparently jumped from 4th Street bridge
• Obama discusses drilling at OSU visit
• Speaker: 'Get a plan' before drillers come
• Richland County to increase sales tax
• Developers seeking 5th casino in Ohio
• Festival benefits Wounded Warrior Project
• 2 injured in Mifflin crash
• Court salaries a sticking point
• Clear Fork Schools seek tax hike
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• Plymouth grad boosts Domino's menu
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• 'SNL' stars to judge local young writers contest
• Bellville man jailed after chase
• Lexington teachers tell tale of weightless moments
• Suit against sheriff, captain settled for $290,000
• VIDEO: Portman presses Air Force on C-27J cuts
• District will review criteria for incentive bonuses
• Middle school Student Council featured on TV this week
• Bar patrons were wary
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• City may ditch pay hike for judges' staffs
• Mansfield man has plan for potholes
• Feds, Florida probe teen's shooting by watch captain
• Ron Simon: I love it when spring cycles around again
• Community improvement grants available
• Mansfield City Schools settle lawsuit with tea party
• Parents can learn all about bullying
• ArcelorMittal fire proves to be minor
• Students' work displayed at 'Artapolooza'
• Students invited to join London trip next year
• Hearing-impaired students enjoy day at AU
• Leaders, media see C-27J plane up close
• Shooting details emerge
• Akron man indicted in abduction, assault case
• Mansfield mayor may not get all he wants for demolitions
• Mansfield council may alter judicial request
• Lexington passes 2012 budget
• $500,000 bond set in home invasion
• Spon: Some Mansfield bars exceeding occupancy limits
• Boy OK after 35-foot plunge
• Madison trustees pass go-cart noise regulation
• Board of Education supporting 179th Airlift Wing
• Students are active readers at Prospect Elementary
• Boy, 5, hurt in 35-foot fall at Mohican
• Second home invasion suspect found in Illinois
• 4 World War II veterans get special medals
• Funeral held for missing Ohio runaway found dead
• Winners, losers in Kasich budget plan
• Most Wanted: Stamper indicted on meth charges
• Mansfield settles 9-1-1 tape lawsuit
• Man accused of wringing goose's neck in city park
• Court workers' pay freeze thawing
• Proposed injection wells might not fly under Ohio's new rules
• Is north central Ohio in for a drilling boom?
• Soldier accused in Afghan killings grew up in Ohio
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ohio home marks John Demjanjuk's 'ultimate finality'
• Fire claims 3 children
• Funding source for nonprofits changing
• Ron Simon: Chasing technology
• Ohio VFW chairman seeks political support for 179th
• Ruling due in Children Services v. Judge Spon
• Plan in works to save 179th
• Kidnapping suspect back in Mansfield
• Serious offers made for GM plant
• Attorney: Afghan suspect from Lake Tapps, Wash.
• Irish history interwoven with story of America
• VFW sets party for 1486th, families
• 65-and-older population grew 7.6 percent in Ohio
• Calisolar changes its name
• Hearing to move Larry Evans Jr. continues
• Mulch sale benefits Tyger football team
• Exhibits highlight Malabar fourth-grade math fair
• Cyber bullying, sexting topic of Monday session
• Record-seeking skydiver makes 13-mile test jump
• U.N.: Well over 8,000 dead in Syria uprising
• Mohican State Park scene of man's suicide
• Awareness is key goal of Richland Newhope throughout this month
• Richland County officials plan to discuss formation of land bank
• Warm weather may cause farmers problems later
• Anglers hunt walleye in Fremont
• Ontario auditor: Revenue not keeping up with expenses
• Storms start fire, flood roads
• 2nd suspect in home invasion still at large
• Senior High alters OGT schedule
• Rally pumps up Spartans
• Kids raise money for animal shelter
• Ohio foreclosures fell by 16 percent in 2011
• Mansfield fighting other cities for demolition funds
• State senator says exotic pet rules aim to protect
• Bucyrus man arrested in Marion
• Pursuit tops 90, ends in arrest
• Appeals court upholds 2010 murder conviction
• Changes to city charter proposed
• Arrest made in home invasion in Troy Twp.
• 'The Wiz' on stage at Senior High March 23-24
• Ron Simon: The travel bug has been biting, but gas prices sting
• Police calls: Man peeks up girl's skirt in church, is shown the door
• Crestline fugitive rearrested in Maine
• A Titanic family history
• Ohio lawmaker indicted on bribery charge
• Officer used stun gun on boy
• Ontario schools join NOL
• Mayor: Loss of base would devastate city as a whole
• Where are the women in Ohio politics?
• 4 soldiers in 1 family going to Afghanistan
• I AM LOVING THIS SPRING WEATHER!!! Speaking of spring, why not spring ahead and...
• Campus collaboration will yield degrees, jobs
• Police calls: Man tries to tempt girl, 15, into vehicle
• Agreement reached in Cincinnati Occupy disputes
• Shootings further erode Americans' support for war
• Bucyrus school, North Central State College teaming up
• Ontario grads share hope after addiction
• Richland County people helping tornado victims
• Amish suspects challenge U.S. hate crimes law
• State proposes new, simpler method of grading schools
• Studer's dogs in limbo
• Clawson will join world math conference in Korea
• Senior High students earn state art honors
• Sherman students' art on display in Columbus
• Most Wanted: Task force trying to find homeless man
• Headliners don't speak at Ontario HOPE event
• Richland County jail has job openings
• Police say man found beaten near Ohio rec center
• Legal fight over ballots could cost Hamilton County
• Ohio VA clinic paid $940K in cases over 8 deaths
• Mild winter saves Ohio millions
• A Veteran's Story: Bowman was just behind front lines in Korea
• Local jobless rate up
• Ohio pain pill abuse moves north
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Best things in March
• Late police officer's son deployed for third time
• Loud booms reported go unsolved
• Local police excel in fitness competition
• BCI scientists still fight crime, but do it faster
• Mansfield karate expert will train agents for Secret Service
• Supporters fight for 179th Airlift Wing
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Ohio toughens rules on drilling waste
• Land bank considered
• Speakers to discuss local food
• Ontario police nab armed robbery suspect
• USDA aims to spur job creation
• St. Peter's students go high-tech with iPads
• Coney Island Diner to reopen soon
• Crestline man hurt crossing Ontario road
• Mansfield house fire displaces 3
• Shelby YMCA enacts policy banning alcohol
• Prizes abound during breakfast at Woodland
• Senior High concert targets childhood cancer cure
• Pioneer school looking good after 2-year project
• Paradise FWBC leads tornado relief effort
• 179th takes case to D.C.
• Secret compartment, loads of cash found after high-speed chase
• Ohio sees record for accidental OD deaths
• Mansfield council to consider $223,000 in sewer repairs
• Two kids live in abandoned bus
• Bill to regulate exotic animals introduced in Ohio
• Goyal seeks to beef up regulations for fracking waste disposal wells
• Mansfield musher near rear of Iditarod
• Weather, weather everywhere in Newman gym
• Alabama man arrested after Bellville area chase
• Voter turnout varies in Richland County
• Base here one of worst hit
• Residents enjoy warm weather
• Cops catch fugitive twice in one night
• Animal hoarder case sits in limbo
• Police calls: Man hurts disobedient woman
• Sheriff's office settles lawsuit
• Convention fight only hope for Santorum or Gingrich?
• Shelby officials recognize student
• Editions of the Appleseed Press are online here
• Amish teen killed in Madison car wreck
• Romney wins Ohio primary
• Madison, Ontario school levies pass
• 179th faces closure
• Madison Township residents OK road levy
• Locally, few show at polls
• Gibbs rolls to win in 7th District primary
• Shelby voters pass parks levy
• Romanchuk advances to general election
• Morganstern will face Utt
• As Winter Quarter winds down, it's a great time to look at Spring, Summer -- and...
• Footlocker brings WWII to Malabar classroom
• Mansfielder's texts save sister from deadly tornado
• A chilly job
• Ohio GOP voters uncertain
• Former employee sues Crawford County
• Police calls: Errand argument leads to slapping, warrant
• Mansfield firefighters bring home dying friend
• Lexington considers fiber optic installation
• Mansfield council to vote on residency for service-safety director
• Another Madison Township trustee resigns
• Mohican Advocates try to stop drilling in parks
• Ohio's GOP voters weary of social issues
• Michigan funeral for 1 of 3 BGSU sorority girls
• A Veteran's Story: Pilot had to eject once -- over Ohio
• Underground Railroad stops receive fresh flags
• Dr. Whitman, Ted Williams will speak about drug addiction
• Ohio college weighs leasing land for oil, gas exploration
• Most Wanted: Fugitive's car found
• Tea party changing tactics
• Ohio's last key role in GOP primary: 1976
• Pageant funds have strings
• Maple syrup: Sweet taste of nature
• Richland County polling sites for Tuesday's election
• Chardon tragedy: Are local schools prepared?
• What will GOP turnout mean for local levies?
• Three arrested in Willard drug raid
• Liver Sisters reunite
• Hundreds honor student killed in Chardon
• House fire in northeast Ohio kills 4
• Republicans campaign across Ohio
• Ron Simon: Spring cleaning means getting rid of some books
• Atheists dislike Mansfield's Good Friday policy
• 'Go-to' cop spent 36 years on job in Mansfield
• Tiberi says C-27J battle not 'just about Mansfield'
• Mansfield pedestrian killed in I-75 accident
• Dispute adds drama to central committee contests
• Kaptur, Kucinich square off
• Storms kill 24 in three states, including one in Ohio
• Firefighter comes home for last days
• Foundation board OKs grants for projects
• Senior High students raise funds for Chardon families
• How to make reading fun
• Police calls: Shoplifters at Kroger say they were hungry
• Yarbrough challenges Tiberi for new 12th U.S. District
• Car hits News Journal sports writer's home
• Tiberi visiting 179th Airlift Wing today
• Central Park split a divisive subject
• Beware of ID thieves at tax time
• Marengo cross-burner pleads guilty
• SUV driver arraigned
• Mike Volk Co. wants its employees to own business
• Replacement of Malabar entrance on board's agenda
• Another Q2S Buzz! The first 20 current students to stop at the Welcome Desk in K...
• Firefighter: 'I've never seen anything like it'
• I-71 chase ends in wreck
• Violent crime up in Mansfield
• Urban Iditarod
• Bond set at $100K for Geyer's suspect
• Top U.S. education official touts AU
• Ohio animal preserve leased for gas drilling
• Springfield Twp. requests fire levy
• Modest early voting may foreshadow weak turnout
• Panel: Government savings are in shared services
• Math takes center stage at Woodland program
• District food service featured on WMFD TV
• Suspect arrested in Geyer's blade holdup
• C-27Js spark calls to elected officials
• 2 seek GOP nod in new district
• Leap Day: Happy 25th birthday
• Police calls: Man threatened by teen with razor
• Romney wins Ariz., Mich.
• Chardon shooting suspect called 'not well'
• Study: Drilling will mean 65,000 jobs
• Pentagon set to idle $1B in new planes
• Suspect in cross burning due in court
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• Former law director sues Ontario
• Guard rallies around C-27Js
• 'Senseless tragedy': Misinformation spread fast
• Shelby YMCA: Future liquor permits in doubt
• Obama welcomes TransCanada pipeline plan
• Detroit automakers race to keep up with sales
• Kid Rock gets wild and free for Romney event
• Neighbors rescue bedridden man from fire
• Obama welcomes TransCanada pipeline plan
• Crawford County prosecutor race heats up
• Richland County mom loses custody appeal
• This Thursday! Stop by the Digital Media Technology Art Show, Thursday March 1s...
• Mauling changed mom's mind about pit bulls
• Gingrich warns of 'secular left'
• 'The Artist' is Best Picture
• Ohio EPA helps remove almost 5,000 scrap tires
• 'Most Wanted' suspect had close call with authorities
• 2 seek to face Rep. Goyal
• He helped move an invasion
• More older Americans hold college degrees
• Ohio lags in producing scientists, engineers
• 12th District candidates face off at OSU-Newark
• Cashore Marionettes on hand this week at Ashland University
• Optimism about GM plant
• Ron Simon's Stuff: Lent a good time to start introspective journey
• An evening with Oscar
• Home sales flat in north central Ohio
• Land group to negotiate with oil, gas firms
• Mansfield man part of Amish documentary
• Felony sentencings
• Survey: Risky youth behavior creates concern
• Jobless benefits could be tied to drug tests
• Head of YMCA supports what director did
• Power out for 300 in Crawford County
• Part of Marion Avenue closing for valve work
• Ohio unveils efforts targeting drug trafficking
• City community development chief ends long career
• Time to hit the slopes
• Ohio man given choice of Facebook apology or jail
• Senior High science projects advance to district
• Black History Month celebration slated Tuesday
• Malabar teams set for Academic Challenge
• Winter Quarter fees are due by March 9, 2012, or your account will be charged a...
• City police officer quits after misconduct alleged
• Taking a close look
• Middle school to host student council conference
• United Way hits 101 percent of goal
• Guardsman pleads in crash
• Fake cop sought in Morrow County
• Officers save man who had stopped breathing
• Galion couple gets 10 years in prison for sexual crimes
• Bank robbery suspect caught
• Foundation approves several grant requests
• Middle school will host 2013 state conference
• Senior High students display science exhibits
• 15-mile pursuit ends in arrest of man, 21
• Part of Trimble Road to be closed for testing
• Heroes with Heart Award hopefuls sought
• County election's board to test equipment
• NCSC takes first step toward nanotechnology
• Owner of News Journal announces growth strategy
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• Renewal levy will go to voters in November
• Mansfield resident says homes need to be torn down
• Mansfield bolsters effort against fracking waste wells
• 7 heed call to Afghanistan
• Mansfield school board makes case for renewal levy
• Independent Senate hopeful discusses views with tea party
• Man indicted on charges of sex with minor
• Roundtable: Empty homes, businesses a major concern
• Ron Simon: This mild winter sure is cutting into my reading time
• Mansfield man found dead in apartment near BGSU
• Madison, Ontario schools seek renewal levies
• Robber wields machete
• Official: Injection well may cost too much
• Wastewater a key issue in fracking debate
• Heads will be shaved to help kids with cancer
• Questions about Richland County property reappraisals? Call Thursday
• Ohioans open wallets to fill presidential campaign coffers
• Ron Paul talks hemp in North Dakota
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• John Glenn celebrates milestone with space chat
• Local schools make 'Race' progress
• Lights! Camera! Cue Shelby police car!
• Welcome in Korea was like no other
• North Korea threatens to attack South Korea over drills
• Stimulus moves away from construction
• 2 seek GOP nomination for Utt's seat
• San Diego skydiver who died during contest was expert, instructor
• FDA reviewing inhalable caffeine
• Ohio GOP primary up for grabs?
• Scouts sharpen skills at Klondike Derby
• Federal agent died after struggle for gun
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at hometown funeral
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ron Simon: Mail, jury duty and that elusive No. 2 pencil
• Biblical lesson comes with laughs
• Madison Township seeks road levy
• Kroger honors longtime clerk Scottie Shiplett
• Vehicle rams downtown bakery
• Need help with your taxes? You may qualify for free assistance
• Conservancy district defends fracking leases
• Red Lobster gets new look
• Galion company to add 100 jobs
• Ice blamed in death of Ashland resident
• Anti-fracking group seeks donations
• Trooper cited for driving 102 mph, DUI
• Fugitive arrested at hotel
• Bellville cemetery levy up for renewal
• Two people injured in Ohio 13 rollover crash
• Woman wins trip in essay contest
• Ex-ODNR director to discuss fracking
• Renewal levy on board agenda Tuesday
• Digital Media Technology Art Show, Thursday March 1st from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. a...
• Senior High group headed to Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Sessions will focus on teen dating violence
• Fate of Rock Road Bridge remains uncertain
• At-large bank robber indicted
• Former Mansfield corrections officer has trial delayed
• Mansfield considers restructuring smaller police force
• Tangle with steer may alter Pioneer policies
• Bill at center of battle over birth control policy
• John Glenn called 'a very good man'
• Fire damages Ashland apartments
• Madison trustee draws fire in 1st board meeting
• Malabar K-Kids collect toys for others
• Group helps hearing impaired
• Clear Fork voters face tax issue in August
• Charter group eyes term lengths, office dates
• Police calls: Woman makes drive-by threat
• Legislative caucus focuses on drilling
• Elections board will meet to reorganize
• Sen. Brown late on condo taxes
• 13 beagles abandoned in Ohio house need help
• Teen dies in Holmes Co. wreck
• Ohio could lose millions in federal highway funds under bill
• Statehouse welcomes soap box racers
• Ohio police: Man dumped ashes, sold urns for scrap
• Mansfield council considers condensed meeting schedule
• Ontario reduces pay-to-play fee
• Newman Elementary is subject of TV show
• Prepare now for job opportunities
• Shelter: 4 months, 0 kills
• Training helped students when teacher tossed by steer
• Bank prez: Want a job? Nix the tattoos
• Human rights activist, Army leader to speak
• Scrap metal: One man's treasure is city's headache
• Snitch in militia case got $31K
• Ron Simon's Stuff: A cold one can give you a warm fuzzy
• Shelby woman injured
• Provisional ballots still a wild card
• Mayors spend day tying nuptial knots
• North Central State College is OPEN for President's Day! The College will be op...
• Goldilocks, bears a hit at Spanish Immersion
• District looking at new approach to teaching math
• Happy Valentine's Day everyone! Who's got big plans for today?
• Gov't still growing despite cuts
• Charges pending in bicyclist's death
• Mansfield base's C-27Js called 'unnecessary'
• Ohio school evacuated after odor makes teacher ill
• Competing snitches in 9 arson deaths trial
• Obama seeks money for lakes cleanup
• Ohio man, 6 others in militia stand trial
• Shelby man dies from heart attack in vehicle
• Northeast Ohio manufacturing jobs up 4 percent
• Judge selects Madison trustee
• Good cause, good sports
• METRICH tops 2011 goals
• Seen any snowy owls?
• Sweetheart Hike
• Nursing homes unable to shake poor ratings
• Man sought on drug charges
• Man served in Pacific during WWII
• Single fathers don't have it easy
• Deaths decline on Ohio roads
• Adele captures six Grammys
• Adele captures six Grammys
• Drillers cut production as prices drop
• Bullying goes high-tech
• Two local girls compete in scholarship program
• Go 100 miles on $3
• Spaghetti supper to benefit Justine Atwell
• Glenn stands behind continued exploration
• Stuff: Picking out the perfect card
• Exotic animals custody hearing set for March
• State deadlines loom for health care law
• Outside groups pour millions into Senate ads
• Bath salts truly risk life, limb
• Grants to help raze homes
• Crestline Geyer's to be remodeled
• Father-in-law dragged deeper into Powell saga
• Obama adjusts birth control policy
• Ohio petroleum producers decry call for penalties
• Galion teen in Ohio 309 crash identified
• Wins boost Santorum's chances in Ohio
• Candi Bar in Galion fills sweet tooths
• Ohio students trail U.S. average for AP credit
• Young Shelby trio creates clothing line
• Financial aid for college will be Feb. 4 topic
• Funeral for Officer Chuck Norris Wednesday at Senior High
• Frank Bartholow coaches 701st swim win
• Fourth-graders study winter wetlands
• Library paraprofessional placed on leave
• Five students place in Malabar spelling bee
• Attendance for Nov. 2-Jan. 15 announced
• Student achievement district's top priority
• More Students of the Month at Senior High
• Lowell Smith guest on TV show
• Senior High will dismiss early this week
• Saturday School cancelled today
• Lowell Smith on Rusty Castes Show today
• Hedges begins comic book-based study
• Students take a party to Dayspring
• 1978 school newspaper drawing stirs memories
• Free water aerobics open house January 13
• Smith will lead Board of Education
• Mansfield a Kennedy Center team site
• Student's mural warms nurse's office
• Senior High will dismiss early on Friday
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Is BRAC back, taking aim at 179th?
• Jack Hanna berates Ohio legislators
• Valentine's teddy bear
• Lawmakers vow to fight defense cuts
• Galion teen hurt in crash
• United Way surpasses goal
• Teen hit by car remains in critical condition
• Deal means mortgage relief
• Officer in bingo investigation reinstated
• Grandparents are guests at Woodland
• Board extends superintendent's contract
• Terrell Dorsey earns football scholarship
• Kindergarten registration under way
• Teen hit crossing U.S. 30
• Mansfield school chief praised
• Ohio AG seeks tougher drilling laws
• Nursing students take health lessons to children
• Police summoned to food fight
• Probation set after friend's OD
• Kasich gets bill ending 'vicious' pit bull label
• Teen driver sentenced in fatal crash
• Ashland Co. sex offender tracked to La.
• Three crashes, five vehicles
• Children Services begins addressing group's custody concerns
• Police calls: Woman cut by piece of dinner plates thrown at pursuer
• SIMON: Using memories to chase away a cold
• Lawmakers seek reversal of policy on birth control
• Mansfield council may alter meeting schedule
• Senators tackle loss of C-27Js
• Judge gets details on dad taking daughter
• Kasich says drilling and environment compatible
• 2 former insurance agents indicted
• Kasich touts education and broadband plan
• Unfortunately, the Tax Return Assistance Event for our students and families sch...
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• Lexington council hires water meter reader
• Jordan wants to scrap energy benchmarks
• Mansfield gets 130 'Cuddly Comforts'
• Texas Roadhouse opens in Ontario
• Madison could be placed under fiscal caution
• 3 hurt in Shelby crash
• WANTED: Man sought on bond revocation
• Foreclosed homes may be sold as rentals
• Growers watch weather
• Van Tilburg may get prison
• Education is likely speech focus
• Ohio launches effort to warn youth of prescription drug dangers
• He won't forget devilish wind
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• 3 get crowns in pageant
• Analysis: Romney win leaves rivals few options
• Super Bowl party: It's not always about the game
• Ohio taking a two-track approach to health reform
• DIVORCES AND DISSOLUTIONS
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• 'We'll have to wait and see'
• Offers made for GM plant
• Stuff: The Super Bowl of advertising
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Woman arrested after leading police on chase
• Real estate tax bills mailed this week
• Additional pollworkers needed
• Two shave heads for charity
• Mansfield library hosts Black History celebration
• Rehab Center gathers $83,000
• 179th to lose C-27Js
• Dog attacks Marion officer during pursuit
• U.S. Senate candidate visits Mansfield
• Cleveland nuns tackle sex trade at Super Bowl
• Ohio targets juvenile homes in 2 counties
• Red Kettle drive surpasses goal
• Children Services board and director discuss case
• Nursing home settles Medicare-payments lawsuit
• 5-year-old driver to live with her dad
• Dog captures hearts at Charles Mill Lake Park
• Drilling seen as a positive
• Rehab Center helps teen get back on track
• Restaurant reaches out
• Owner shows off Chase Tower
• CHAP to be used as model
• Mansfield sets up account for well fight
• Bill would start Ohio schools after Labor Day
• Ohio group seeks tax hike on oil, gas profits
• Buckeye Chuck predicts an early spring
• Mansfield man will try to Tackle the Tower
• Locally based band lands record contract
• Kasich: JobsOhio to run as openly as possible
• 3 states offer tax breaks for Shell plant
• Group proposes program of making solar panels locally
• Voting begins in primary
• Mansfield man faces multiple charges
• Ontario High School to add classes
• Brown, challenger raise total of $9M
• Dad in videotape case loses visitation
• Woman warns of online scam
• Believe it or not it will soon be time to register for spring classes. If you a...
• Mansfield professor researches autism, child prodigies
• Nursing director assigned to NCSC board
• Richland County Republicans select elections board member
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Bill would make left lanes for passing only
• Richland Co. bicentennial nears
• Road work delayed by years or decades
• Driver in ICU after wreck
• Police on high alert after rash of armed robberies
• Police: Drunken driver exited crashed car, walked into traffic
• Parent-teacher conferences Thursday
• Warm winter saving counties money
• Industry expert answers questions on fracking
• Morrow County crash kills Fulton man
• Threats to Galion clinic spark restraining order
• Mansfield pickup driver injured in crash
• No settlement in Children Services court dispute
• Washington Township calls for moratorium on deep wells
• Today is last chance to save on Richland County dog tags
• Wet winter puts Crestline school project behind schedule
• Madison Township trustee appointment in judge's hands
• Mansfield fire department loses 3 to injuries
• B-17 crashed into mud
• Ohio aims to expand summer meals
• Habitat plans to foreclose on homes
• Energy industry dislikes the word 'fracking'
• Man sought in bank robbery
• Justice changes mind on capital punishment
• Year of inactivity casts doubt on pipeline project
• Businesses open-minded about wells
• Arrow Eve needs home
• Freund's contract on Feb. 8 agenda
• Mansfield school board to openly discuss superintendent's contract, renewal levy
• Coney Island sidelined
• Moving into the mainstream
• State gets software to better track emergencies
• Spaghetti dinner fundraiser to benefit Rob Hiles
• Stuff: Granddaughter leaving for Navy
• Foster parents recognized for 34 years of service
• Fire destroys Ontario garage
• Groups care for unwanted dogs
• Madison Trustees to meet over appointment
• Police have little to go on in Mansfield shooting probe
• Children Services seeks delay in contempt hearing
• Richland County Jail abuse trial will go forward
• Gunman threatens crew at Mansfield pizza spot
• Lawmakers fight to keep Guard planes in Mansfield
• GOP insiders team up against Gingrich
• Ron Paul denies new reports on racist newsletters
• Casino site collapse hurts 12
• Family knows firsthand what Rehab Center can do
• Two school districts, one treasurer
• The spring class schedule is now online!!!
• Grubaugh School lives in old newspapers
• Plan could end C-27J program at Mansfield base
• Nursery owner's home hit by fire
• Ohio refining execution policies
• Richland County EMA gets $120,000 grant for change in radio band
• Chamber recognizes Taylor Metal president
• Authorities highlight case
• Wind farm delayed
• Military presence at airport dates to 1948
• Army, Marines may shrink
• Mansfield man pleads guilty in stabbing
• Be careful out there. Steps in front of Kee Hall were a little slippery this mo...
• Kindergarten registration begins Feb. 2
• Fox gets 8 years for deadly DUI
• DARE graduation
• Disabilities board elects Cummins president
• 29-year-old bald eagle dies at zoo
• Allied health training center opening in '12
• Ohio elections chief wants repeal of election bill
• 6 indicted in dead taxpayer scheme
• Ex-Ohio death row inmate denies making threat
• Police calls: Facebook post leads to noise complaint
• Man's body found in Rumpke truck
• Cop aims to feed hungry
• Report: 4G means new jobs
• Teacher still on unpaid leave
• 70 acres in industrial park are nearly business-ready
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• President: Shrink gap between rich, poor
• Children Services hears attorney concerns
• Homeless people counted
• Warrant issued in Mansfield bank heist
• Take a detour on East Fourth Street
• Children Services contempt of court hearing is Monday
• Ron Simon: Whatever else happens, take care of your feet
• Mansfield's share of federal grants falls
• Snowmobile crash kills Shelby man
• Richland, Crawford county wind farm construction may start in spring
• Highland group tours Springmill center
• Armed robber hits 2 stores
• Tea Party meeting features backers of wells
• Madison AD theft-in-office case continued
• Richland commissioners propose 9-1-1 service consolidation
• Mayor outlines cost-saving proposals for Mansfield
• Ontario schools stress need for levy
• Thieves targeting winter equipment
• Ohio lawmakers want State of the Union to focus on economy, energy
• Ohio primary key for GOP candidates
• Former jailer gets prison term
• Judge DeWeese consults on high-profile Craigslist case
• WANTED: Suspect has extensive criminal history, authorities say
• Jack Hanna, friends pay visit
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress
• Gingrich keeping focus on Obama
• Ohio highway project delays likely to cost drivers time, gas and money
• VA doesn't participate in automated prescription reporting
• Ohio prison officials studying link between violence, tobacco
• Outpouring of grief for Paterno
• Crawford County farmland prices on the rise
• On shore leave, tattoos happen
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Gingrich wins S.C. primary
• Smoking back on rise
• Madison Township calls for moratorium on fracking
• State fails to fight habit
• Ron Simon's Stuff: 'Red Tails' a moving, and enlightening, story
• No federal relief on horizon for ODOT
• Liquor sales up in economic downturn
• Jobless rate falls as people end job searches
• Troopers report high number of crashes because of weather
• State reps seek rules on fracking
• Deer ticks raise Lyme concerns
• Small fire on Sycamore
• Crawford County farmers did well in 2011
• Residents can learn facts on fracking
• Pot plants seized in Galion
• Bill targets special elections
• Area home sales grow in 2011
• Children Services board rejects proposed deal
• Madison books unauditable again
• Woman found dead, on fire in Mansfield
• Friday, January 20 Basketball Games Cancelled
• Beautiful, crisp, cold day on campus. Bundle up and let your car warm up after...
• Tuskegee Airmen overcame societal issues, found success
• Fracking forum: ODNR, geophysicist discuss wells
• Children Services OKs resolution on court orders
• Food pantry can't keep up with demand
• 'Jungle Jack' Hanna coming to town
• GOP campaign's odd day ends in fiery debate
• Ex-Ohio death row inmate faces retaliation charges
• Rehab Telethon could use volunteers, donations
• Richland County sheriff wants to add 15 to staff
• Magistrate reduces bond for Lexington man accused of molesting boys
• Ohio voters divided over 'heartbeat bill'
• The OADE Executive Board is once again pleased to announce the continuation of t...
• NCSC may make more cuts
• Parker: Agency will think about request for more public comment
• Barnes sentenced in April crime
• Today's forecast: Snow
• Walmart worker dies in car fire in parking lot
• Police raid Loudonville Tobacco Shop
• No injuries in rollover crash at Millsboro and Home
• Mansfield judge offers report in Craigslist killer case
• Mansfield officials plan fracking forum tonight
• Officials to seek highway funding
• Board OKs bids for Springmill science area
• Senior High vocal music is TV topic
• One week from tonight -- the first NC Live facebook chat with Rob Slabodnick and...
• More fun at Springmill LC
• Heat's on Romney as GOP race heads south
• Kosta's shooting suspect indicted
• Landlords: Tweak water billing
• Bucyrus rape jury can't decide
• Residents want pieces of courthouse in Tiffin
• Ohio preps appeal in case that halted execution
• Ron Simon: Pardon me while I let Frank Russo off the hook
• Lexington water, sewer rates to stay the same
• Shelby finance director optimistic
• Therm-O-Disc receives national honor
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Witness pursues driver in hit-skip crash
• Driver dies in rollover on ramp
• Electric plants shift to natural gas
• Snowy owls making more appearances in Ohio
• Police wait to look over robbery tapes
• More snow possible, then warmer
• Richland Co Children Services wants judge removed from case
• Home invasion in Mount Gilead
• Woman found bleeding; suspect charged
• Judge, prosecutors oppose new sentencing limits
• She's an angel for soldiers
• Armed robber strikes twice
• Most Wanted: 29-year-old woman sought after missing arraignment
• Police calls: Man arrested after huffing in Walmart restroom
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Lawmakers stand with abortion opponents
• Raids spark debate over Internet cafes in Ohio
• A Veteran's Story: To coin the praise ...
• MLK: Now things are 'better for everybody'
• Free reading program at Culliver center helps students
• Ohio bank displays famous signers' personal checks
• Ohio treasurer balances job, politics in 1st year
• Is it time to rewrite Ohio's constitution?
• Ron Simon: Someone else shovels? Let it snow
• Company wants mineral rights at northeast Ohio cemetery
• Face off for Knox Co. sheriff position
• Mentally ill juveniles a challenge
• Frosty figures highlight of Mohican Winterfest
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Winter weather arrives
• Dash to the Goal raises $103,620 for United Way
• U.S. offers help for Ohio uranium project
• MedCentral Hospice provides end-of-life services
• Reid will join board of elections
• Agency seeks info on dead dog
• Bucyrus rape suspect takes stand
• Indicted residents deny fraud allegations
• Children Services, lawyers reach deal
• MCS educators receive Foundation grants
• More girls in STEM courses is project goal
• Miss Ohio in Las Vegas
• Police calls: Man junks van he was supposed to fix
• Shelby ready for its close-up
• Howling dog saves man from house fire
• Vehicle hits Ashland's Kroc Center
• Richland JFS already improving its pace
• 4 charged in $1.3M mortgage scheme
• Shot detective gets Badge of Bravery
• Cool running
• 'Dash to the Goal' for United Way is today
• Board of Education will meet on Tuesday
• Police calls: Store employee gets whacked in face with Listerine
• Lex UFO probe put on hold
• Mansfield Senior High taking part in STEM effort
• Mud fight!
• Interstate speeds may hit 70
• Fracking debated in Ohio
• Amish plead not guilty in beard-cutting attacks
• 'Dash to the Goal' Friday for United Way
• Snow in the forecast
• Big line break not weather-related
• The second Tuition Loan Plan payment is due by 5:00 p.m. on January 19, 2012. Fa...
• Judge spars with Randy Parker
• Pantry marks year in new location
• Lex man faces 49 counts
• Retirement brings opportunities, questions
• Police calls: Man found hiding under Christmas tree in basement
• Grant funds assessment of former factory
• Trust fund set up for slain man's kids
• Food dispute led to Logan murders-suicide
• Richland County processes food stamps slowly
• Mystery woman's family found
• Student death sparks scare
• Butler police chief still on paid leave
• Madison Trustees looking for loan
• Caleb Johnson wins Bucyrus City Spelling Bee
• Judge to allow blood-alcohol results
• Commissioners make appointments
• Boehner a key fundraiser for GOP
• Dog found dead in cage in ditch
• Ohio gets money for flooding repairs
• Ontario bell rings over loss
• House incumbents face challengers
• Police calls: 12-year-old reports bullying and threat
• Mansfield man charged in stabbing
• Mansfield resident fought on D-Day
• Ohio judges examine community service for felons
• Ashland University student recovering from fall
• Most Wanted: Man sought in slew of break-ins
• County traffic fatalities up
• 4 donkeys die in Shelby barn fire
• Snow Trails $2M better
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Police calls: Angry woman seen jumping on vehicle
• Toledo turns 175, skips big birthday party
• Ron Simon: Mansfield football team from yesteryear suddenly a hot topic
• Survey: Ohio waters show improvement
• Mansfield Area Y: 'More than a gym and swim'
• United Way dashing toward fundraising goal
• Drop in natural gas prices unlikely to deter fracking in Ohio
• Mystery delays woman's burial; kin sought in Mansfield
• Clear Fork seizes brief opportunity to open
• Guilty plea: 4 lbs. of pot received in mail
• Child porn sought in 2 searches
• Mayors team up against wells
• GOP open house in Mansfield
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• DNA solves 1996 cold case rape
• Ontario woman in hospital after serious Ohio 309 wreck
• Renovations at hotel the difference between Comfort and Quality
• Anybody could be one day away from needing the Center
• 1927 Senior High plaque 'where it belongs'
• This event is the first in a new series of event showcasing the programs and sup...
• Still no sign of Gary Warner
• Permit revision required to ship fracking brine by rail
• 100 budget fixes for Clear Fork
• Re-elected Clear Fork school board member quits
• Madison road dept. contract extended
• Ontario looks into blocking fracking waste injection wells
• Well owner orders geologic study
• Charges to be dropped in Ohio dead lion theft case
• Marine's photos among loot
• Live pups found in bag at shelter
• If you do not have financial aid or have not made a payment on your winter quart...
• Mansfield mayor examines first 30 days
• Ohio solo sailor found alive
• Dead baby's grandpa has question: Why wasn't baby's dad freed too?
• Valve repair closes North Mulberry Street
• Police calls: Faulty electrical box causes basement fire
• Bond tripled for Crawford Co. escapee
• Audition for Winter Shorts at OSU-Mansfield
• Pick up a radon test kit from health dept.
• Demolition begins on 1884 courthouse
• Footprints lead police to Galion teen
• Lucas man faces 6th DUI
• Elswick elected MCS board president
• Tractor hit-skip suspect due in court
• Mayors will discuss wells, earthquakes
• Ex-pastor to be re-sentenced, but same result is likely
• Romney ekes out close win
• Jarvis new president of Lexington council
• Ron Simon: Whatever happened to the Mansfield Rangers?
• Pa., Ohio and W.Va. wooing chemical plant
• Mansfield sells rehabilitated homes
• UFO researchers investigate Lexington's November fireball
• Man tells police he killed intruder, 75
• School newspapers recall Appleseed years
• 12 for '12: Key issues for Ohio
• The end of time came in 1968 in Richland County
• 5-year-old driver's placement will be decided this month
• Miss Lexington Pageant scheduled for May 12
• Galion man hit by train in good condition
• Police calls: Thefts, burglary, shoplifting keep cops busy
• Shelby council redefines committees
• Expert: Fracking disposal well caused quakes
• Mansfield couple have county's 'Baby New Year'
• Retired Brig. Gen. Larson dies at 71
• Welcome Back North Central State College! Have a great WInter quarter.
• Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• Agency on Aging offers health workshop
• Troopers report fewer traffic deaths for 2011
• Ohio minimum wage increases 30 cents
• A Veteran's Story: Company clerk kept gears moving
• Most Wanted: Man sought on probation violation
• Political divisions over Iraq war remain
• Train strikes Galion man
• Cases against judges dismissed
• Swimmers get 'Cold for a Cure'
• Military wives turn to Bible for marriage advice
• Iran proposes new nuclear talks
• 'Synthetic' marijuana is problem for U.S. military
• Analysis: Iowa race leaves GOP identity unclear
• 37 write-ins for party committees
• Shelter a haven for victims
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• 4.0 quake rattles northeast Ohio near injection well
• Economy, government shakeup, bath salts lead local news in 2011
• Children get the party started 12 hours early
• No. 1: The Calisolar anticlimax
• Teen cat-shooting suspect surrenders
• Raemelton: Much more than a pony ride
• Carrousel takes a breather
• Brine disposal at Ohio injection well halted
• Be nimble, be quick at Polar Bear Dip
• Hutcheson retires as Madison Twp. trustee
• Judge denies woman's request for stalking order against ex-mayor
• Bill would let OSU sue booster
• Phishing scam uses official's email
• Suspect identified in attack on cat in Galion
• 3 injured in U.S. 30 crash
• Theaker outspent Culliver 2:1
• Obama to visit Ohio day after Iowa caucuses
• Christmas gift delivery sparks drug investigation in Bucyrus
• Area Sears stores survive cuts
• Time Warner, 10TV dispute could mean no CBS
• State ready for some prisons to go private
• No. 2: Mansfield voters decide to shake things up
• Cop named in suit on paid leave
• Antsy skiers craving cold
• Owner says Kosta's will reopen at 'right time'
• Refurbished Coolridge Golf Course has new management
• Parents of 5-yr-old driver lose custody
• Small plane with door open crashes in Ohio; 4 injured
• 3 horses OK after rollover
• Corrections board discusses sentencing reform
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws
• No. 3: Bath salts new threat for 2011
• Winter quarter begins, Monday, January 2nd!!!! If you are not currently registe...
• Murder suspect arraigned in Christmas night shooting death
• Ron Simon: Let's keep chipping away at all that bad news
• Ohio officers replace kids' stolen Christmas gifts
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• No. 4: Fracking waste plan polarizes Mansfield residents
• Rumpke buys acreage near landfill
• Governor's idle mansion costs taxpayers $438K
• Drug users denied free Christmas
• Ontario teacher contests unpaid leave
• Cat shot with arrow on mend
• Board organizational meeting set for Jan. 4
• What have state reps been up to?
• Oak trees at 9/11 memorial have roots in Bellville
• Homicide suspect held
• No. 5: 179th first to take new aircraft overseas
• Ohio Civil War relic survives
• Once-eradicated bobcats making small-scale comeback in Ohio
• Home sales experience uptick
• Police calls: Man posing as officer tries to force way into woman's car
• Ohio has anemic population growth
• Crestline man treats residents of Harmony House to Christmas dinner
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Teen hit by stray bullet
• Homeowner shoots 2 teens in his Ohio house
• Most Wanted: Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force seeks Lashaun Reed, accused of murder
• No. 6: Jailers accused of abusing teen inmate
• Serving those who serve
• Lex native retiring from military
• New Ohio law could boost craft breweries
• Mansfield woman among 3 killed by Ohio plane crash
• A Veteran's Story: Ester recalls being followed by enemy
• Christmas spirit
• Early gifts: Anonymous donors paying off Kmart layaways
• Ron Simon: Take care of important stuff first today
• Ohio lawmakers mostly quiet on GOP race
• Catholic Charities working to help as need grows
• No. 7: School district, booster club battle repercussions growing
• Brighten a Christmas: Generosity in abundance
• Crash kills area driver near Butler
• Governor touting jobs record
• Documents: 'Pill mill' was corrupt drug den
• Pizzeria to feed law enforcement on Christmas
• Crawford Co. escapee recaptured
• No. 8: Mansfield chipping its way out of fiscal emergency
• Troopers out to keep road deaths record low
• Judge Ardis predicts 35 snowfalls
• Then one soggy Christmas Eve ...
• Santas buy locally
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Candle starts Shelby fire
• Jail alternative doing well
• No. 9: Ohio schools see big funding cuts
• Galion man, 86, may be charged in wife's death
• Police calls: Intoxicated wife stabs sleeping husband
• Benefit fund set up for family
• Lawyers react to billboard debate
• Weak deer-gun season bad for PCTC meat cutters
• Escaped inmate is still at-large
• House glows in Christmas lights
• Salvation Army expects to reach red kettle goal
• Santa Claus is coming -- there's an app for that
• Fire department helps family of 9
• To all our current and future students -- have a wonderful holiday! Tell a frie...
• Defense: Dismiss jailers' charges
• Police calls: 15-year-old suspect in car theft, chase
• Suspect in Ohio Amish attacks to plead not guilty
• Countdown: 5-year-old driver gains nationwide attention
• Growth in Turkey an opportunity for Ohio
• 2012 final year for Crawford County sheriff
• Drop off gift cards for burglarized mom
• Charges against Richland County caseworker dismissed
• Crawford Co. inmate escapes
• AG goes after bingo assets
• Attorney general sues boosters group
• Willard man arrested in connection with stolen car
• Driver sought in hit-skip crash
• Ardis sworn in as judge
• Mansfield council extends bed tax
• Commissioners begin budget work
• Madison trustees tackle debris from trucking firm
• Public rushes to aid of family
• Mother of dead infant released
• Hanukkah signifies freedom
• NCAA penalties shocking to OSU administration
• Cashier's office hours are as follows: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. December 19-22. Closed D...
• Santa's taking attendance and checking your grades. Make sure your here by last...
• Mansfield man re-indicted in shooting
• Burglars steal Christmas
• Brother, sister mourned at vigil
• Profits increase for Shiloh Industries
• Governor to put new fee, tax hike on drillers
• Mansfield inmates help make holidays bright
• Lexington sets stage for additional officer
• City may change bed tax deal
• Health department offers flu shots
• Solid Waste facilities to close for holidays
• Fracking adviser: '... good or bad, it is about who gets to decide'
• Fracking opponents organize
• Ohio utility regulations benefit companies
• Moose Lodge brings joy to children
• Mansfield recognizes top cops
• Online exchange matches needs with donations
• Police calls: Suspects found shooting 'glass cleaner'
• Crash victims released; dog dies
• Area farmer's duty in WWII: blow things up
• Most Wanted: 3 still sought after METRICH operation
• Historic visit to Libya by Pentagon chief Panetta
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Stuff: Watching others buy mansions is entertaining
• Bill aims to boost quality of nursing homes in Ohio
• Program provides mentors to kids
• Payday lenders work around limits enacted by Ohio voters
• Mansfield atheist group upset Lind Media rejected billboards
• Court helps kids with special needs
• Crash near Bellville leaves 2 dead; truck rolls over near Bucyrus
• Ski season arrives in area
• Officials seek details of how inmate escaped
• Jobless rate drop not all good
• Senate leaders reach last-minute accord on tax cuts, jobless benefits
• Students sing math-themed holiday songs
• Independent Living Center provides many services
• New fitness center expected to open by end of February
• Crawford County aims to be pilot for drug testing program
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Report predicts fewer drilling jobs in Ohio
• Inmate had fled prison before
• No fanfare as Iraq war ends
• Suit against Randy Parker tossed
• Arson suspected in apartment fire
• New map splits Richland County between 12th, 7th
• Mansfield turning out the lights
• Police calls: Thief subdued with pepper spray after escaping into manhole
• Teaching good humor
• News Journal began mustering ways to brighten Christmas during Depression
• Teen suspect in Craigslist case moved to adult court
• Pell Grant students get new tax break
• Ashland County bomb squad detonates harmless item
• Citizens give blood for soldier
• Escaped inmate still loose
• Deputies search Touby Run
• County's Project Lifesaver marks year of successes
• Thousands of birds make crash landing in Utah
• Children Services honors outgoing members
• Lexington students win MSYO competition
• Survey: 1 in 4 women attacked by partner
• Costs for some big ODOT projects soar
• Ohio lawmakers approve March primary, bring end to map flap
• Teachers will take ride with NASA
• Children can talk to Santa on the phone
• Superintendent is TV guest this week
• Northmor second grade teacher pleads guilty to reduced charge
• City can't keep fracking waste out
• Police calls: Man robbed while waiting in vehicle
• Retail sales on the rise
• Driver OK after spill in river
• Chic Boutique opens in Lex
• Mansfield schools officially oppose HB 136
• MANCI won't hire new staff
• Richland elections board rejects Moose Lodge option
• Ontario school board approves union contract
• HB136 'an attack on public education'
• Dashing through the snow....to pay Winter Quarter fees on December 27. The Cashi...
• Snow is a go at Snow Trails, Clear Fork ski resorts
• Spending bill taking shape
• Cleveland casino posts 750 more job openings
• School bus safety could improve thanks to invention
• Teacher takes students around the world through technology
• Democrats: Union fight could mean gains in Ohio House
• Budget ax forcing agency to close Mansfield legal aid office
• Woman freed from vehicle
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Shoplifter chops off security guard's ear
• Ho-Ho-Ho how about the holiday break? We hope you have a restful, wonderful holi...
• Big plans for tall building
• Police calls: He was supposed to repair the car, not steal it
• Meet new executive director Dec. 19
• Ashland receives development grant
• Ohio housing vacancy rate up
• Ohio teachers worried about proposed evaluation system
• Task force can receive text, web tips
• Scofield captured by German SS lieutenant
• Most Wanted: Morgan, again
• Mansfield Motorsports Park sale delayed until after appeals court ruling
• Olive Hill was trading post in its early days
• Injured veteran not giving up
• You never know when you may need the Red Cross
• Ron Simon: Valuable goodies are rediscovered under desk clutter
• Police calls: Man takes test drive, doesn't return
• Vacant Madison Twp. house burns
• Expert: 'Panther' spotted in Ohio likely a housecat
• Working to enrich Pike County
• Variety of mines fueled growth of Olive Hill
• Mansfield woman receives liver
• Students face obstacles
• Filling the skills gap
• Take an animal home for the holidays
• Poverty drove Olive Hill residents to Mansfield for work 60 years ago
• NCSC orders top-down furloughs
• Mansfield once meant opportunity
• Ohio election law repeal to appear on 2012 ballot
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Litt files to run for House
• Harmony House uses United Way funding to house, feed and guide
• Democrats sweep Mansfield Charter Commission seats
• Ohio AG wants full review of foster care
• Board of Education will meet Tuesday
• Simpson memories dear to Castle, Luckie
• Still no sign of missing man in Touby Run
• Police calls: Man caught trying to steal TV from Walmart
• Public assistance demand increasing
• Working poor: Too much for help, too little to live on
• Herlihy/Bednarz house open through Sunday
• 16 Explorers finish fulfilling year
• Primaries would be held in May under new bill
• Rules ignored in Craigslist case
• Romanchuk running against Jay Goyal
• Christmas party for 1486th has to last 2 years
• Morrow County deputy shooting: Charges against wife dropped
• International group visits Springmill
• 179th grateful for donations to military
• Whew, Finals Week! The weather cooled off just in time to remind us that WINTER...
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Two incumbents face challengers in Richland County
• New CACY director to focus on education
• Man pleads guilty in botched robbery
• Lexington seventh-grader wins county spelling bee
• Brighten a Christmas: Mom, 2 kids lost house
• WWII vets remember 1941 attack
• Food pantries face increasing demand
• How poverty drives behavior
• Rent aid in demand
• Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, winter fees are due! Don't forget December 27 is the...
• 5-year-old driver heads to grandma's, on foot
• Commissioners shake up Children Services Board
• Layoffs turn life upside down
• State to seek death penalty in Craigslist slayings
• After struggles, mom sober, back on track
• Police calls: Man with gun forces woman to drive him around town
• Ohio in talks over drilling road repairs
• Mansfield City Council delays bed tax decision
• Brighten a Christmas: Disabled man in need of basics
• Theaker replaces 2 managers
• Flood warnings over; drier weather expected
• Good luck on finals everyone!
• Galion financial commission will meet
• Brighten a Christmas: Busy mom is also a full-time student
• Most Wanted: Server has not reported her address to probation
• Trimble Road gun incidents not linked
• Task force urges ban on exotic animals
• Mental illness compounds poverty issue
• Ohioans uncertain about jobless benefits
• A Veteran's Story: Former Shelby QB became Navy photographer
• More tax income, less spending aids Ohio budget
• AEP accord could raise small biz rates 30 percent
• Candidates have until Wednesday to file
• Brighten a Christmas: Pregnant woman robbed of baby clothes, laptop
• In Ohio's poorest county, people do what it takes
• Living life on the edge
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ron Simon: Black Friday may become stuff of stories
• Police nab pair suspected of stealing copper
• Mansfield graduate is new warden in Marion
• VNA gives back in big way
• Congressional races muddied by pair of primaries
• Mansfield family hit financial bottom
• Voluntarily homeless pastor will speak at Wednesday forum
• Stimens buys Chase Tower
• Friendly House After-School Program relies on United Way
• Young musicians prepare 'A Holiday Prelude'
• 7 Amish to stay jailed in Ohio beard- and hair-cutting attacks
• Brighten a Christmas: Medical expenses play a role in family's holiday need
• Former MANCI officer due in court
• Drug testing for welfare explained
• Water main break causes flood
• Guinness recognizes Bucyrus native's 'likes'
• Today is the deadline to pay Fall Quarter fees in full. Failure to pay will resu...
• Brighten a Christmas: Hearing-impaired dad primarily needs work
• Photographer signing kids' book tonight
• City admin. in GOP hands
• Sen. Brown: Plan to send more C-27Js in jeopardy
• Ontario asked to OK levy renewal
• Ohio said to offer $400M lure for Sears HQ
• Campus chorus will perform holiday program Saturday
• Craigslist suspect was wanted as Texas parolee
• Both sides insist judge make Ohio redistricting decision
• Speaker warns kids about effects of bullying
• Big Lots moving to former Flower Factory
• Donated items going to military overseas
• Police calls: Thieves hit homes, businesses
• Brighten a Christmas: Don't judge; children are encouraged to ask for miracles
• Madison Township road levy may get 2nd shot
• MANCI to move gang members
• Will this Spon confusion?
• No changes after election recount
• Armory sells at auction
• Fugitive arrested in Mansfield
• Lucas insurance salesman charged with tax evasion
• Exaggerated rumors followed Crestview student's death
• Arlin Field playoff games a huge success
• We had someone request information on transfer opportunities for graduates to in...
• Slick roads yielding fender benders
• Playoffs good for business
• 'Tis the season to be vigilant
• SIMON: Waistlines tend to grow in the land of plenty
• Case 6: Mom, 2 kids struggle
• Kasich mulls forgiving all welfare errors
• Mansfield pastor will head Baptist group
• Craigslist case's teen looks dazed in court
• Power outage hits Galion, Crestline, Crawford
• Verdict upheld in boy's death
• Now that you've spent all your money on Black Friday & Cyber Monday it's time to...
• Tea party cancels bus trip to see Herman Cain
• Dive team serious about job
• City's Dems suggest committees
• Meyer steps into spotlight
• Obese boy removed from family
• Musicians needed for annual TubaChristmas
• Barney Frank plans to retire
• Romney camp hits back
• Deal opens competition for AEP Ohio customers
• News brings excitement at OSU-Mansfield
• Craigslist case shines light on Akron mentor
• Case 5: Ailing grandmother cares for teen girl
• The Cashier's Office will be closing at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, December 1, 2011.
• MOST WANTED: Police seek repeat offender
• Drug gap shrinking: People spending less on prescriptions
• Mansfield soldier learned valuable life lesson in WWII
• Ohio shale drilling spurs job hopes in Rust Belt
• Do nursing home cuts hurt care?
• Brighten: Mom, kids move in with grandmother after child gets sick
• Ontario church members head to Honduras
• Bellville American Legion post giving $8,000 to local groups
• Police calls: Man drives himself to hospital after shot to stomach
• Ohio plans frugal budget for construction, repairs
• Ohio puts 200-pound third-grader in foster care
• Attorney claims Children Services' practices prevent adoptions
• Deer hunters have new game check system
• Ron Simon: Old wax records finding new life on CD
• Trolian clarifies process to fill board
• Highway Patrol sees jump in drug busts, seizures this year
• Brighten a Christmas: Mom supporting son on 10 hours a week
• Some slip through cracks of gun sale background checks
• 2nd Craigslist body identified
• Religious leaders want dry 2012 fair
• 30 years of lights in Lexington
• Retailers enjoy busy Black Friday
• CHAP relies on local United Way donations
• Mansfield council Dems will assign committees
• Post honors top trooper, dispatcher
• Brighten a Christmas: Mother of 2 looking for fresh start after fleeing abuse
• Mansfield Mayor-elect Tim Theaker names transition team members
• Creek searched for missing man
• Mansfield fire considered suspicious
• 2 bodies discovered Friday may be linked to Craigslist
• Memorial feast unites community
• Armory headed for auction
• Brighten a Christmas Case 1: Grandma, uncle care for infant
• Toy Time has toys, needs kids
• Ohio ends plan to take back welfare errors
• Crawford County raising fresh crop of leaders
• Ohio man runs again after heart attack during 2010 race
• Advocate warns of dangerous toys for children
• Ghostly presence used in Mount Gilead as a defense
• Pajama drive remembers 3 children who died in fire
• Enferno owner gets to keep his club
• No jail time for animal abuse
• Ohioan says he interviewed in Craigslist bogus job case
• Sticky goo disables 150 cars
• Galion council adds wiggle room to buy fire truck
• Cause of 2010 fatal fire is officially undetermined
• Baffling fireball reported overhead
• FBI arrests 7 in Amish attacks
• Brighten a Christmas: Tradition of spreading blessings returns
• Richland County home sales surge
• Crestview student death investigated
• Hit-run suspect's bond: $550K
• Waiting for Black Friday
• Teacher is a lifesaver
• Elections board will certify recount
• Sheriff: Ohio hunter finds skull of missing woman
• Ohio man could be 3rd Craigslist victim
• Stuff: Americans have plenty to be thankful for
• New rape case dropped against man freed by DNA
• Sex offender found living in Mansfield
• Today (11/22/11) is the deadline date to submit a FAFSA and still have time for...
• As Thanksgiving approaches we have much to be thankful for -- our health, our fr...
• 'Tis the season for Last Day to Pay Fees! Winter Quarter Last Day to Pay Fees is...
• Finance dir. race to get recount
• Mansfield stabbing death suspect could get life sentence
• Fracking waste discussion tabled in Mansfield
• Lucas working to save residents money on electrical purchases
• Lexington council has issues with auto dealer
• Ashland honors its top police employees
• Foundation's Women's Fund awards grants
• Madison Township lays off one road employee
• Police calls: Suspected stainless steel thief caught metal-handed
• Panel's inability to cut debt deal reflects divide
• State task force: Ban exotic animals
• Donate items for military through Friday
• The Cashier's Office will be closing at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, December 1, 2011.
• Offices will be closed November 23rd,24th,25th. New student registration starts...
• Car crash ruptures gas line, closes Lex-Springmill Road
• RON SIMON: Life serving on a PBY
• World AIDS Day Remembrance planned
• Ohio schools unsure who will pay for computers
• Actress wants federal law on exotic-animal ownership
• Police seek man at top of their list
• Fire damages Mansfield home
• Ontario schools tackle pensions
• Brides visit prison for ideas
• Lawyer wants trio off Richland County Children Services board
• Deficit deal failure would pose crummy choice
• Pope outlines church's role in Africa
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Discovery School forms academic challenge teams
• Stuff: Mansfield woman one of first to receive penicillin
• Club allows home brewers to share
• Amish Wares opens in Ontario
• Zanesville slowly trying to move beyond exotic animal escape tragedy
• Dental clinic is there for Richland County kids in need
• Early morning blaze damages Madison Township barn
• Still no timeline to test animals from Zanesville farm incident
• Newly-elected Mansfield school board member no stranger to service
• State tries new evaluation data for teachers
• Richland County elections board seeks voting investigations
• Arrests made in Craigslist murder plot
• Fatal crash sparks manhunt; Bellville man arrested
• Outstanding Fall Quarter fees must be paid in full by December 2 or your account...
• New TEASV dates available for December and January. Check it out at
• Renda Cline set to join board of education
• Mansfield making strides to get out of fiscal emergency
• Residents oppose fracking
• United Way of Richland County reaches 40 percent of its goal
• Richland County law library relocating
• Police call: Suspected pot leads to arrest after traffic stop
• Study finds teens stay safe on roads, but do not eat healthy
• Ohio GOP questions need for driver texting ban
• Morrow Co. DD board names new superintendent
• Ontario council to discuss possibility of repairing bridge
• Clear Fork considers cuts
• C'mon Sunshine!
• Police calls: BF doesn't call, unhappy GF gets punch in eye
• Beck to fill own unexpired term
• Burglars hit Butler store
• New course: High ropes
• People claim Shelby shop scammed them
• Madison Local Schools seeks renewal levy
• 'W' crashes down during demolition
• Teens apprehended after manhunt
• Richland County Board of Elections to make final counts
• Girl driver's parents deny neglect
• Sixth-graders are the first to use Springmill
• Still no sign of Touby's Run suspect
• New booster club gets thumbs up
• Galion gets first clean audit in 7 yrs
• Council opposes 'fracking' well
• Police calls: Man arrested in woods where copper wire recovered
• Men can try out barbershop singing
• Commissioners analyze impediments to fair housing
• Copper theft cases move through court
• Sheriff's Office investigating Shelby business
• Man dies in Knox County crash
• Lawyers want jailer case dismissed
• Suspect plunges into Touby's Run
• Prayers lifted for local soldier
• Video highlights night of peace on Christmas in midst of World War I
• Morrow Hospital searches for enthusiastic, committed CEO
• Snow? Not anytime soon
• Ohio Supreme Court denies request to halt execution
• Election law foes short on signees
• Supreme Court will review Obama's health care reform
• Possum Run crash sends two people to hospitals
• Mansfield to get funds for Middle Bellville Road project
• Mansfield area prominent on website touting state's movie, TV connections
• Board of Education session is Tuesday
• Wow. Wet day in Mansfield. Be careful driving out there. We have a number of...
• Police calls: Man says he tried stealing XBox to pay electric bill
• Volunteers beautify island
• Shelby 5K to help cancer victims
• Most Wanted: Police seek man who slipped out of VOA's care
• Man found dead after Ohio explosion
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• 'Christmas in the Valley' will be Dec. 10
• Veterans gather for pool and discussion
• 'Taste of the Holidays' to benefit 2 groups
• Analysis: Ohio GOP misread vote for 'change'
• Former soldier recalls horrible day in Iraq
• Madison graduate finishes officer course
• Kingwood Center starts new holiday tradition
• Agency views carousel as a public gem
• Obama hoping for Pacific free trade plan in '12
• InfoCision employee wins car
• State ranks school performance
• Mobile home catches fire
• 1 dead, 3 injured in Ashland crash
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Schools fail to follow state bullying rule
• Residents bundle up to salute veterans
• Returning soldier surprises son
• Police offer $1,000 reward for homicide suspects
• Youth and Family Council has new full-time director
• Lexington doctor fills void
• Learn about organ donation
• Ontario OKs teacher contracts
• Issue 3 approval, Issue 2 rejection will figure in '12
• Mount Gilead woman dies in Wisconsin crash
• Waste wells could mean transit jobs
• MCS, OSU-M eye training of math teachers
• Like father, like son: Patriot saves POW flag
• Giant croc hounds Mansfield professor in Australia
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Runaway dog recovering from arrow in chest
• Former Hawkins Market will house nonprofit
• Military members can win $2,500 in furniture
• Mansfield schools expanding math initiative
• Veteran jobs act earns strong Senate support
• MANCI inmates sue ODRC after HIV status leak
• Galion tip leads to federal child porn charge
• Eagle back in the sky
• Many Richland Co. races remain too close to call
• WWII vets center stage in parade
• Doctors caught rare cancer by looking for the zebra
• Incumbent has baby as votes are tallied
• Blood test still contentious in fatal crash
• Fredericktown man dies in crash
• Madison Trustees order company to stop dumping
• Ohio man accused of holding six teenagers at gunpoint
• Local voters turn against incumbents
• A new issue of "The Leader" is available online at www.ncstatecollege.edu/leader...
• Professor: Holiday toys free of lead
• Shots fired at high school
• Nine graduate from Mental Health Court
• Mansfield wants to ease water, sewer bill paying
• Mansfield council president candidate speaks at Republican luncheon
• Issue 2 would change sick leave, vacation
• Crawford County man who had bears opposes regulation
• GM plant auction nets $5.4 million
• Attorney: 5-yr-old driver wasn't missing
• Happy Halloween everyone!
• Police calls: Problems with ex-GFs; Galion fire causes $24K damage
• Portman: Super committee secrecy needed
• BBC show to feature Mansfield professor
• Lobbying blitz targets Portman
• Man drowns 'saving' dog
• World War II veteran served in the Pacific
• TV show back at Bissman
• Semi rolls over on Ohio 30 West
• Shelby to offer AP classes next year
• Issue 2 would limit bargaining, payments for health insurance
• Most Wanted: Man believed to be in Shelby area
• Visionquest: They're learning retail in detail
• Serial killer dies; Mansfield widow's memories live
• Stuff: Sunday drive offers leisurely cruise of autumn wonders
• Storm brings early snow to East Coast states
• State Issue 2 would limit which employees can join unions
• Attack on NATO convoy kills 17
• Dropping off pills by the grocery bag
• Picking the brains of Occupy Mansfield
• Marion man dies after shooting
• Mansfield girl was missing, now safe with great-grandma
• Issue 2 would require raises based on performance
• Mansfield mother, girl missing after court hearing
• TRICK-OR-TREAT SCHEDULE
• Steward, Blankenship vie for finance director
• Teffner, Ault seek municipal judgeship
• Chase Bank robbed; suspect arrested
• Six sent to hospital in meth lab discovery
• Shelby woman hurt in crash
• Parties unsure how far exotic animal law will go
• Postal Service facility in Mansfield to close
• The Scholarship Luncheon is today (Friday 10-28) in Kee Hall! What a wonderful...
• Police calls: Woman eats 'Zannie' bars, disrobes, is arrested
• Three-time councilman challenges Shelby mayor
• Issue 2: No impact on retirement payouts
• Report dings Ohio exotic animal keepers
• Parents of driver, 5, due in court
• Tricks and treats: Take 1
• Jailer battling cancer again
• Zombies will 'Occupy' Mansfield
• Mansfield leaf pickup begins Monday
• Knox Co. hunter missing in Colo.
• District programs are on on WMFD web site
• All outstanding fall quarter balances must be paid by November 7 in order to reg...
• The 3rd tuition loan plan payment is due November 3. Failure to pay will result...
• North Central State College OKs faculty contract
• Seeking info on serial killer's Mansfield victim
• METRICH seeks unwanted meds
• Judge Ault speaks at Democratic lunch
• Mike Volk was problem solver
• Shelby high school groundwork starts
• Issue 2 would get rid of fees for non-union employees
• Cain leads in Ohio among GOP
• Thompson, Ardis seek bench seat
• Brown visits Mansfield base
• County jobless rate at 3-yr low
• Parade attracts treat-seekers
• Driver, 5, right to call 9-1-1
• Sherman featured on TV show this week
• Sen. Sherrod Brown touring 179th today
• 300 participated in 2011 CROP Walk
• Shelby school board president drops out of November race
• Issue 2 would allow contract changes in crises
• Free autism conference is Friday and Saturday
• Crystal Care expansion plan OK'd
• Stuff: College town was once a connected industrial center
• Local Red Cross has new leader
• Board plans to allow voting weekend before Election Day
• Mansfield Tweeters invited to White House Tweetup
• Veterans Court grads thankful
• Mansfield school board has 2 openings
• Tattoos benefit surviving animals
• Police call: 5-year-old takes drive to look for mom
• Thompson, Obhof speak at GOP luncheon
• Home sales steadily better than last year
• Jobs will be lost if Lexington levy fails
• Issue 2 affects minimum staffing
• John Mayer released from suit
• Decorative contacts dangerous, illegal
• Formal Masquerade Ball benefits charity
• Wanted: Domestic violence suspect
• Issue 2 bans public worker strikes
• Woman: Tattoos got me fired
• Police calls: Gun pulled in road rage incident
• Tuby employees arrange benefit for 2 of their own
• A Veteran's Story: Early draftee saw entire war
• Kasich continues push to preserve union law
• Local bodies say state cuts leading to levies
• Ohio redistricting fight stands out
• Protect your pets and yourself from rabies
• Stuff: Tea party is a good response to hard times
• Owner admitted care of animals fell short
• A close look at Issue 2: Part 1 of 10
• Dentist to buy back Halloween candy
• Sheriff defends shooting animals in name of public safety
• Warrant reveals details of porn search
• Case renews questions about owning exotic pets
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ohio 'Judgement House' shows life after death
• Body found at Akron football stadium
• Volunteers to collect food today
• Troops in Iraq will be home by 2012, Obama says
• Ohio House agrees to push primary
• State honors five area Schools of Promise
• Incumbent Mansfield clerk of courts face Republican opponent
• Clear Fork school district seeks tax hike
• 2 compete for 2nd Ward seat in Mansfield
• State seeks to rein in animal owners
• Drop in enrollment prompts cuts at NCSC
• Police seize two alligators in Lexington
• Springmill murals depict nearby woods
• Sheriff not speculating on escape
• Local laws on exotics vary
• Fire guts home near Lahm
• Rough road ahead for Libya
• Police calls: Man demands money at Circle K, pulls knife, flees
• 4 seek Madison school board seats
• Food collected today, Saturday
• Mansfield Museum will close for winter
• OSU-Mansfield to join in homecoming fun
• METRICH sweep nets 28 arrests
• Hanna: 'No other way' to handle escaped animals
• Terry Thompson's widow distraught as animals head for zoo
• Tests debated in fatal crash
• Poll: Public undecided on Obama's GOP challenger
• Ohio woman released after 20 years in prison sues
• Appointed Judge Ardis makes case for election
• Crestview adopts 179th
• 6 seek Ontario BOE'S 2 seats
• Task force tracking two sex offenders
• Escaped animals make Zanesville world's focus
• Can you believe it will be time to begin Winter2012 registration soon? If you a...
• School bus safety is subject of TV show
• Police calls: Harassing phone calls lead to report
• Minor injuries after bus crash
• Council OKs Middle-Bellville work
• Madison Twp. finances take another bad turn
• Ashland man dies in crash near Plymouth
• Mansfield takes runoff fee out of fiscal recovery plan
• Social Security to hand out raises
• Ron Simon: Time to clean out tales cluttering the attic
• Ohio safety forces' study shows union concessions
• Ashland University researchers make herbicide breakthrough
• Firefighters, others rally for 'no' votes on Issue 2
• Richland County corrections workers promoted
• Police calls: Man arrested on felony DUI after Monday crash
• RICHLAND COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Man accused of drunken driving death
• Two seek Mansfield law director post
• Mansfield mayoral candidate Theaker speaks to weekly GOP
• Middle Bellville vote tonight?
• County braces for prison law
• Springmill woods cleanup Saturday
• Report: Tax breaks good for jobs
• 2nd suspect nabbed in Shelby
• Big trucks are big thrills
• A Veteran's Story: Kamikaze killed 14 shipmates
• State ban on bath salts takes effect today
• Two men challenge Lucas school board incumbent
• Most Wanted: 20-year-old has ties to Detroit
• Lip sync show supports projects for children
• Second AARP Driver Safety class added
• Brush up on rules during School Bus Safety Week
• It's time to watch for deer
• Ohio man producing film on Norway massacre
• Ohio native is Army's Soldier of the Year
• Annual food drive aims to fill bare cupboards
• Occupation protests growing, spreading across the state
• Attacks force Ohio Amish to seek help
• Gallery: Family Fall Festival
• Extras are sought for 'Shawshank' media tour
• 3 vie for 2 Lex BOE seats
• Anti-dating-violence law rarely used against boys
• Culliver, Theaker talk business strategy
• Mansfield firefighters hope for 3 new trucks
• Pit bull attacks burglary suspect
• Man gets 20 years on 2 manslaughter charges
• Blind Lexington athlete making history with dog
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Experts: Nothing illegal about use of great-grandma in ad
• Court says Ohio's new U.S. House redistricting map can go to voters
• Madison Twp. works on appropriations
• 4 seek 2 Clear Fork school board seats
• Lexington man charged with kidnapping and felony assault
• Miss Ohio board gets new leader
• Child porn investigated in Madison Township
• Mini grant applications due by Oct. 28
• Rapist gets 25 to life
• Richland Rage makes sure all kids get to participate
• National teaching artist here on Tuesday
• Ontario board nixes solar panels
• 2 Plymouth councilmen aim to fill mayor's seat
• Police calls: Company's account hacked, cell phones ordered for Ga.
• Galion considers seeking school levy
• Shiloh choosing mayor, council members
• GOP contender Cain focuses on faith in Ohio speech
• Ohio Dems keep trying to ban gas fracking
• Grandmother caught in middle of union fight
• Ontario schools eye solar panels
• Jailer resigns in wake of charge over alleged bribe
• Abortion foes push fetal heartbeat bills
• Charter review candidates all unopposed
• Mansfield Municipal Clerk of Court Smith says he helped save money
• Candidates for Mansfield City Council disagree on role
• No charges in Ontario stray bullet case
• Police calls: Alleged thief menaces woman who refuses him a ride
• Madison Local Schools moving forward with new junior high
• Mansfield gets 2 new companies
• Many of our students have needs in addition to their education. Kudos to our ow...
• RON SIMON: Much to see on mountain trip
• Endeavor aims to improve Mansfield
• Sex offender escapes again
• Display points way to help
• SUV hits boy in Bucyrus
• Police calls: Trio arrested after entering vacant house
• Spanish Immersion is TV topic this week
• Haircut assaults put glare on Ohio Amish community
• Panel OKs site plan for new grain silo
• Mansfield City Schools may leave fiscal watch
• Ontario 'party bus' debate erupts at candidate event
• Altrusa nut orders are due by Oct. 19
• Richland County traffic fatalities surpass 2010 number
• Puckett pleads guilty to sexual assault of woman, boy
• Woman, 18, sentenced to 25 to life in February murder
• Ontario to discuss Park Avenue West property development
• Candidate blames opponent, in part, for city's finances
• 6th Ward to have new representative
• Ohio harvest OK, despite weather challenges
• Ohio apple harvest better than expected
• NYPD costs rise as Occupy Wall Street continues
• GOP campaign: Not the economy?
• Tyger Athletic Booster Meeting Tonight
• Happy Columbus Day! Almost mid-term time!
• Finances, roads tops for Madison Township trustee hopefuls
• Fall-n-Leaf ride
• Police calls: Parole officer finds man on lam hiding in cardboard box in attic
• Morrow County Hospital closing extended care unit
• Mansfield man injured in crash
• Marines leave Seabee wondering
• Patrons warm to e-books
• Refresher course set for drivers older than 50
• Ontario to begin picking up leaves Oct. 20
• March aims to increase awareness of drugs
• United Ways kick off fundraising campaigns
• MANCI warden confident staff can handle influx of violent offenders
• What else is in Senate Bill 5?
• Amendment could add years to judges' service
• Occupy Wall Street movement growing, spreads into Ohio
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Ron Simon: Traveling with only a few plans can be a real blast
• Three candidates, two open council seats in Butler
• Park Lanes to open soon
• Fugitive surrender program called a success
• Video slot raids net $66,397
• Lexington honors lieutenant
• Shelby man seriously injured in Huron County motorcycle crash
• Breast cancer month kicked off this week
• Benefit organized for woman battling pancreatic cancer
• Man falls through roof after fire
• State clears sheriff's office of wrongdoing
• Shooting suspect saved family from December fire
• Murder suspect arraigned
• 89 warrants cleared so far at Safe Surrender
• Board of Education will meet Tuesday
• Mansfield near bottom of charters
• Japanese students visit area
• 31 more sought people surrender
• Several issues face vote in Shelby
• Ontario residents upset over road tar
• Mansfield candidates debate
• Madison Township to be audited by state, not private firm
• METRICH targets video gaming spots
• Sen. Brown seeks action against illegal banking fees
• Bulls, riders to face off in Bellville show
• 3 seek 2 Bellville council positions
• Fugitives surrender, safely
• Car driver killed, 12 students hurt in bus crash
• Teen dies in I-71 crash
• DeWine marks METRICH's 25th
• See Norm MacDonald live
• 4 Ontario council seats on Nov. ballot
• Shoddy road work mars Ontario property
• Blankenship aims for long-range financial planning
• Steve Jobs knew what we wanted
• City needs $1M more in cuts
• Health insurance climbing again
• County OKs new sheriff's cruisers
• Road project, noise law tabled
• Challenger critical of city clerk of courts
• Harvest Festival Saturday in Shelby
• Four candidates seek two seats on Shelby council
• Yuengling debut celebrated
• Tygers homecoming
• SB 5 rivals single out like-minded voters
• Police calls: Vandals get 35 of 38 trailers, park owner says
• In Lucas, it's mayor vs. ex-mayor
• Report: Drug dealers tap Ohio seniors for pills
• Brenda Studer has her say at Monday sentencing
• Muslim inmates in Ohio sue over meals
• Pa. would let counties set gas drilling fees
• Court turns down DeWeese appeal
• Council hears input on Middle-Bellville project
• Mansfield teen gets 3 more years in prison for not cooperating
• Death row moving to Chillicothe
• Shelter: More women are reporting domestic abuse
• Shelby allots more money to prison costs
• Mansfield officials consider changing noise ordinance
• Lexington leaf pickup begins Oct. 17
• State counting attendance this week
• Police calls: Woman assaults naked couple
• State bath salts ban nears
• Blessings
• ONTARIO MAYOR'S COURT
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Camper catches fire while going down 71
• Ontario auditor's side job helps people improve looks
• Madison voters to see 2 issues Nov. 8
• Duo hope Japan trip brings jobs
• Redoing district lines a big job
• Mansfield pawn store does brisk business
• Underwear bomb-maker believed dead in strike against al-Qaida
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Public school officials oppose voucher bill
• Local receives academic honor
• Hope gets Indians fans through winter
• Pizza maker wins competition
• Food drive aims to make a difference
• Sentencing reform to affect jails
• Rain again comes at bad time for farmers
• Sheriff's captain practically irreplaceable
• War on uncharted ground
• Downtown Mansfield taps Versaw to clean up districts
• U-Scan: A help or a hassle?
• Ohio minimum wage to increase 30 cents in January
• Ohio abortions decrease for 10th year
• Changes made to Ohio Senate district map
• Fire displaces Reed St. resident
• Drama in Crestline is more gripping than anything on TV
• Fugitives due in court Oct. 7
• Councilmen prep Ontario students for candidates night
• Mansfield woman wins MNCO sweepstakes
• Police calls: Man, 20, found with 32 doses of suspected heroin
• Ohio close to decision on moving death row
• Golf event benefits Special Olympics
• A beach at Clear Fork Reservoir?
• Motorcyclist dies after Sept. 20 crash
• Area bar owners differ on gun law
• Owner of 80-plus pets convicted of animal cruelty
• Just received our 800th "like". Thanks to everyone. This space is about helpin...
• Crackdown yields bounty
• Fugitives left shoplifting trail
• Police calls: Passenger flees at traffic stop; driver charged
• Listeria: Do you know where your melon came from?
• Mansfield law director race heats up
• Mansfield company's carousel opens at Detroit Zoo
• Madison treasurer's work getting noticed
• Just one leaf pickup in Mansfield this season
• Coming soon: JobsOhio office
• Energy services to be showcased
• Maschke sentenced in fatality
• Housing deal nixes sex offenders
• Richland County leaders learn about JobsOhio funds today
• Police calls: Tools taken from unlocked shed
• Bridge work: One road opens, another closes
• 2-1-1 outgrows office, moves
• Just 44 turn out for Mansfield drug awareness forum
• Good helper, good food
• Crestline coach collecting pay on leave
• Madison trustees approve independent fiscal audit
• Ron Simon: New driveway, furnace work leave wallet a lot lighter
• AU's library on Green Energy Ohio tour
• Springmill is topic for TV show this week
• Key Bank, MCS are hosts for luncheon
• Quick shout out to all the great people who work with our Achieving the Dream in...
• Beautiful Fall day in Mansfield. just got back from the Kehoe Center. Spoke wi...
• The second tuition loan plan payment is due October 6, 2011. Failure to pay will...
• 3 issues on ballot after heated fall campaign
• Remy speaks at GOP lunch
• Gang leaders shipped to MANCI
• City cruisers in rough shape
• Police calls: He said she was topless, she said he handcuffed her
• Shaffer admits shooting wife
• Bulldogs fight to keep coach
• Addiction support group debuts
• Crestline appoints interim police chief
• Budget squeezing safety forces
• Substance abuse program slated Tuesday
• Police: 3 injured in Mansfield crash
• Man burned in Mansfield fire
• Employment down in public sector
• Ohio bill would expand vouchers
• Malabar: And a wedding too!
• A Veteran's Story: Vet fought at Normandy
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• METRICH search warrant nets three arrests
• Mansfield Police Department Retiree collecting bits of history
• Local drivers catch mud fever
• Workshop to focus on community solutions
• Stuff: Naps can help brighten dreary days
• Breast Cancer AwarenessActivities kick off Friday
• Ohio incomes down about $4,000 from 2007, new data shows
• Robbery suspect nabbed
• Drug shortages plague hospitals
• 'Be focal, buy local' campaign hopes to boost local businesses
• Farmers see land value rise
• Recession reshapes life in U.S.
• Community weight loss contest to start
• Mansfield forum to focus on drug abuse
• Auction set at GM plant
• Autumn ushers in cool weather
• Ohio maps combine Democratic seats
• How redistricting alters Ohio House lines
• Census shows life is tougher in Mansfield area
• Flu shots offered at Senior High Oct. 4
• First Day of Fall. Fifth Day of Fall Quarter. How'd that first week go?
• Faces would change in redistricting
• Kangaroo attack prompts calls for state law
• Work to start on Lahm fence
• Experts: With redistricting, repeal-proof tactic likely isn't
• Obama challenges opponents of jobs bill
• GOP bemoans lost opportunity
• Springmill Learning Center to focus on math, science
• Have a Halloween event? Let us know
• Beautiful morning on campus. Be careful walking around -- lots of traffic out t...
• 'Ready Player One': Ashland native pens geeky best-seller
• Local home sales climb
• New Mansfield VA clinic expected by spring 2013
• Moody's reduces Mansfield's bond rating to 'average'
• Kangaroo mauls man at Ohio farm
• Under warrant? Surrender safe
• Leadership Unlimited class of 2011-12 forms
• Zip line accident leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
• Is bridge guaranteed funding? Not really
• Mansfield and Ontario Dems stump at luncheon
• Board OKs ropes course, climbing wall
• Newman Elementary subject of TV show
• Classes resume at OSU-Mansfield, NCSC
• Mansfield council includes prisoners in ward plan
• Crestline police chief resigns
• Police calls: Man urinates in woman's trash, insults her, pulls gun
• Argument ends in stabbing
• Ron Simon: Books have always been a passion, and a tonic
• Mansfielders can check water bills online
• Stabbing victim remembered
• Mansfield school board OKs bids for learning center
• Richland County jobless numbers decline
• OK NC State -- Day two for some students. Day one for others. We've got sunshi...
• Roseborough returning to prison
• Man, 18, indicted in Goose robbery
• Municipal judge candidates contemplate specialty courts
• Police calls: Woman disturbs wedding to yell at cheating BF
• Nicholls closing Galion store
• Ashland wreck turns fatal
• Ohio Democrats introduce alternate congressional map
• NC State faculty files labor complaint
• Ward debate: Prisoners or no prisoners?
• Mansfield freshman suspended after airsoft gun incident
• WELCOME TO FALL QUARTER 2011!!!!!!! Bring some rain gear. It's a little soggy...
• And they're off
• Last Borders shoppers wistful about bookstore, looking for bargains
• Obama losing swing voters
• Boehner: U.S. must be strong partner for Israel
• Cincinnati development helps its low-income tenants save
• State government shrinking under Kasich
• Where to put Ohio's death-row inmates?
• Woman shot when her gun falls
• Ohio changes child support tactics
• Thrill seekers head to fair
• A Veteran's Story: Sutures cost promotion
• Housing market squeezes even those with excellent credit and financial histories
• Malabar's Big House crumbling
• Subtle acts reshape military society as gay ban ends
• Gay WWII vet's record cleared ahead of 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• State: Liquor agents lied about living in Ashland to beat rules
• Murder conviction overturned, woman awaits new sentencing
• Ron Simon: Autumn's arrival means there is a lot of work to be done
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ohio State Reformatory hosts reunion of staff, inmates
• Students converting house into multiple-handicap learning center
• Killer's brother files complaint against police
• Donate items to flood victims
• OSU unveils new super-secure ag diseases lab in Wooster
• Cardington elementary school a National Blue Ribbon School
• Housing slump a 2012 liability for Obama
• Obama's patent law changes are contentious
• North Main beautification begins with dump site
• Mansfield murder case will require third sentencing
• Fugitives linked to meth lab
• Kee Hall will be open from 9a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, September 17th. If you...
• Police seek Mansfield murder suspect
• Congressional map clears Ohio House
• Kids have fun at Shriners picnic
• Police look into suspicious death in Ontario
• Wind farm proposal discussed
• Legislators, doctors discuss health care
• Tax-exempt status revoked for 206 groups
• Bellville Street Fair spotlights animals
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Democratic leader says new map is gerrymandering
• Advance Your Leadership Skills in Non-Profit Management - Explore ways to succes...
• Fall Quarter begins next Monday! Great to see students on campus and in ALL the...
• Free blood pressure screenings at game
• Springmill on board's agenda Tuesday
• Jordan's district supersized in redistricting plan
• Calisolar cuts almost a quarter of its work force
• Homicide suspect at large
• Bellville families hold dear the traditions of Street Fair
• Enter anti-abortion poster contest
• Cancer benefit includes poker run
• NCSC, union still stuck on fact finding
• Verizon launches 4G locally
• Shoot, fish and learn during hunt club's Family Fun Day
• Yuengling will be in Mansfield on Oct. 3
• Senior High featured on TV show
• District proposal splits Richland County
• Personalized autism education in Mansfield
• Several Richland County precincts will vote at new polling locations
• Pollworkers needed for fall election
• Offender housing program speaks to corrections board
• Ohio State climbs in college rankings
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Discuss plan to beautify Mansfield on Thursday
• Clear Fork, Lucas among Ohio schools in need of major repairs
• Obama: No reason to delay jobs bill approval
• First school open houses on Thursday
• Kids in fire-ravaged town return to school
• Levi Johnston writes of Bristol Palin's pregnancy
• Rivals put focus on Perry in GOP debate
• It can be a bit confusing playing the name game
• Mansfield gearing up for new charter commission
• New sentencing laws shift focus
• Body found, no evidence of foul play
• Obama eyes taxes to pay for jobs plan
• Valor lauded: Area firefighters win state's top honor
• Mansfield killer sentenced to life
• Police calls: Woman, 85, held by grandson for money
• Faculty union, NCSC near deal
• Scars from 9/11 still fresh
• Eroding hillside along lake to be stabilized
• Local agencies, residents have had to adapt to post-9/11 security
• A Veteran's Story: Spring in the Mediterranean
• Hard-hit Marine group marks 9/11 at Ohio ballpark
• Lest We Forget concert honors victims and heroes
• Get ready to Strut Your Mutt
• Go-cart crash kills 6-year-old Ohio boy
• 9/11 survivor struggled in America's 'new reality'
• Mother charged with raping infant son
• Boom of natural gas drilling activity could mean Ohio jobs
• No more mail? What would Ben Franklin think?
• Post-9/11 sentiment troubles Muslim community leader
• STUFF: Great Depression survivors have something to teach us
• Families have a blast at St. Mary's
• Relax -- there's a new coffee shop downtown
• Tragedy shapes adulthood of 2002 Ontario graduates
• Grants to prepare for terrorism a boon in disasters
• 9/11: A decade of controversy shadowed construction
• Parent claims school board member crossed line
• Shelby municipal bonds offered up Sept. 21
• State auditor praises Ontario Local Schools
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Galion police arrest robbery suspect
• Walk-a-thon helps families afford autism care
• Complicity to commit murder trial on hold
• 9/11: Attacks raised level of patriotism overseas
• 9/11: Mood changed at West Point
• Mansfield officer saw early aftermath of terror attacks
• Riot training
• No one injured in Shelby fire
• Pruitt could get life
• Police calls: Girls behaving badly
• Obama jobs tour in Columbus Tuesday
• Man in ski mask robs Galion store at knifepoint
• NCSC students can attend classes without traveling
• Sen. Brown pursues more planes for 179th
• Simpson demolition OK'd
• Board OKs contract for Simpson demolition
• There has been a registration policy change this year. You must be registered b...
• Franklin Twp: Fire department to blame for 'unauditable' status
• Sept. 11 from the 89th floor
• Who killed Jason Kirst?
• Principal leaves St. Mary's in Shelby to head 2 schools
• Bucyrus graduate is one of two teachers of the year
• Olympic champ Paul Hamm accused of assault in Ohio
• Issue 2 ads divide Ohio mayor, firefighters
• Q&A: Portman discusses deficit committee before first meeting
• Shelby council approves high school site plans
• Burglary suspect captured in Franklin Twp after 90-minute chase
• Madison trustees eye legal action against fiscal officer
• Tomorrow -- Thursday night from 6:00 p.m.to 8:00 p.m. we'll demonstrate our remo...
• As we approach the tenth anniversary of the 9-11 tragedies, we want you to share...
• Wiring suspect in house fire
• City to pick up leaves this fall
• Defendant's ex-GF to testify
• Police calls: Boys say man threatened them with gun
• Cedar Point riverboat makes final voyage
• Ohio to honor safety forces, 9/11 victims
• Ron Simon: Feline interloper gives dog person the brush-off
• Lt. governor talks about job creation in Richland County
• Early tinges of fall color nothing to worry about
• Superintendent, treasurer are TV guests
• Women robbed in car at knifepoint
• Man sues Mansfield over arrest
• Holiday not just about candy
• Police calls: Suspect fakes having seizure on ride to jail
• Simpson demolition bids on tap this week
• Equal employment center visits Sept. 13
• New Ohio livestock rules are praised
• Inmate sues over access to law books
• Lee's leftovers spawn twisters
• Humanist Institute president to speak
• Community Corrections Board to meet Sept. 12
• Ohio unions losing ground?
• Security secretary assesses U.S. safety
• Libyan rebels await green light for assault
• Power restored to all but 50 in Vermont
• Most Wanted
• Lee lashes coast; flood threat expands
• Mystery writer to sign books
• Arson supected in Saturday fire
• Search leads to Ohio family of WWII dog tag owner
• Man sought after giant sting
• BIRTHS
• Federal programs help homeowners stay afloat in Ohio
• Lee weakens just off La.
• Remembering my old man on Labor Day
• Movie involving Amish filmed in Mansfield
• Labor Day parade, festival in Mansfield
• Ohio State Reformatory reunion set for Sept. 17
• Special events to mark Sept. 11 anniversary
• Giving autistic children a voice
• Mansfield-area residents keep cool
• What's likely in Crawford school consolidation
• Witness says Shun Bree Pruitt confessed
• Inmate fights use of sugar substitute
• School board to review Simpson demolition bids
• 1 killed as truck, scooter collide
• Mississippi lawmakers OK $75.25M Calisolar proposal
• Cellphone use linked to on-duty collision
• Fitness center employs heroes
• King's Island to double size of water park
• Veteran yanks down restaurant's tattered flag
• SUV strikes, kills tot in Oxford
• New VA clinic a step closer
• Prosecutor details 'rage killing'
• 3 hurt in crash involving deputy
• Learn about training for CNC machining jobs
• Police calls: Canine Astor catches fleeing man; 77-year-old woman missing
• Delaware Co. sheriff defends department in Kris Jordan case
• Mansfield beautification group ponders plant choices
• Ontario may ask engineers to look at damaged bridge
• Crestline FB coach on leave after wife resigns
• Companies will recruit for internships, jobs
• Suspect confesses to robberies
• 'Crime-aggedon' detailed
• Police calls: Worker passes out snaking a drain
• Trust says other companies are interested in former GM site
• Mississippi crafting offer for Calisolar
• Madison preps site for new middle school
• Man found not guilty of sexual assault
• ATV driver charged after chase in Willard
• Mansfield looks ahead to safety force replacements
• Pruitt murder trial to begin
• School bells ring for start of 2011-12 year
• 64 indicted in sting
• Flag will fly for Army vet
• Fresh produce, freely given
• Man dies on family ATV ride
• Uncle John's Place renovations a hit
• Ontario cops await ballistics tests
• Ward pleads to murder charge
• Bill would require drug tests for Ohio public aid
• Mansfield ambulance crews help after Irene
• Musician opens permanent flea market in Lexington
• Last Day to Pay Fees for Fall Quarter is September 13! Check your NC Student ema...
• Fall Quarter begins September 19th. Get those classes scheduled, fees paid, boo...
• Donated school supplies will be distributed
• Native grandson is LL star
• Mushroomhead singer films video in Mansfield
• Ashland store robbed at gunpoint
• MORROW COUNTY FAIR
• Police calls: 'Cable guy' comes to collect TV tower
• Billboard sends mixed message
• Mosquito spraying in Shelby this week
• Speakers, movie planned in Mansfield as tribute to Sept. 11
• Repairs will shut down water service today
• Willard crash victim identified
• 'This is indeed our moment, our time'
• A Veteran's Story: Wall depicts Korea vet
• Big firms collect health subsidies
• Flu immunizations start Sept. 20 in Richland County
• Richland County will spray for mosquitoes
• Papa Smurf PEZ
• Life Lines: Debating the existence of Sasquatch
• Ohio increases algae advisory for Lake Erie beach
• Ohio family's pet cat found 2 weeks after fire
• Thousands shorted by Medicaid
• Most Wanted: Frisbee may have left Ohio
• Trial set for 1 of 2 murder suspects
• Residents seek fair compensation from utilities company
• Open house showcases Clear Fork Resort
• Visitors enjoy 16th annual Heart of the City Cruise-In
• Police: 2 hit by stray bullets at Ontario High School game
• Open house to focus on Charles Mill Lake
• Madison and Mansfield City buildings improve scores
• Former inmate's life to be made into a movie
• Some unemployed Ohioans may not ever work again
• Stuff: Irene could destroy favorite destinations
• Three injured in crash Friday
• Mike Dixon innocent
• Tygers end zone wall honors Doug Castle
• Football teams show support for Ohio Army National Guard
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ontario swears in new officer
• Latta: U.S. at risk of becoming 'second-rate'
• Gun show promoters give ammo to deputies
• Madison senior attends elite Marshal academy
• Jobless rate up in county, down in Mansfield
• BCII investigating sheriff's handling of Kris Jordan call
• Arlin Field crowd cheers Doug Castle
• Are you looking for an online business course? BUS270-92 BUS271-92 electives...
• New treasurer worked to achieve her goal
• D.C. trip canceled because of quake
• North Central State College unveils addition
• Execution date set for baby killer
• Mifflin Twp rapist gets 26+ yrs
• Dixon takes the stand
• Richland County Child Services, sheriff sued
• Richland County roads closes for construction
• Flaws found in shuttle decision
• Police: Boy hits boy, flees on bicycle, gets summons
• Clerk shares story of Mansfield armed robbery
• Ohio faces snags in execution system
• Lots of students stopping out to sign up for fall quarter. Bring a friend and c...
• Dixon on trial for bike theft
• Police calls: Man says ex-GF set car on fire
• Mansfield Christian: 50th 1st day
• Firm thinks outside the box on Mansfield beautification
• Landlords seek fairness in Mansfield blight offensive
• Mansfield library eliminates positions after state funding cuts
• Willard man sentenced in death of OU student
• Shelby man charged with stealing jacket, Adderall
• OSU-Mansfield seismometer records tremor
• Ohio schools making progress
• Knox County Sheriff's Office seizes tree-size pot plant
• Va. quake felt in Mansfield area
• Seen this suspected robber?
• MLK memorial dedication in DC will have Mansfield contingent
• Is quality on radar in proposal to move mail from Mansfield?
• Ron Simon: Mornings start the same, but then everything changes
• Bandit hits Mansfield gas station, gets away with $100
• Back to School for Mansfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• MLK celebration has local ties
• Martin Luther King Jr. visited Mansfield twice
• Bucyrus man, 74, dies in 2-car crash
• Sex offender houses closes
• 4G coming here next month
• McFate cherished by many
• Postal Service meeting tonight
• Police calls: Dancing man arrested, exposes himself
• Man sentenced in Morrow County deputy shooting
• Mansfield Reassembled
• Marion police make arrests after finding body
• Crestline appoints fire chief
• 5th District Court of Appeals upholds two convictions
• 2 sought in Mansfield armed robbery
• Doug Castle, others will be honored Friday
• Area home sales climb
• NCLB still controversial
• Blueberry fest has fab year
• Richland County mosquito spraying
• Police calls: Mansfield man finds wrecked van parked in driveway
• Most Wanted: Police seek man charged with drug trafficking
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Ohio is unlikely to receive $176M for jobless benefits
• Disability on verge of insolvency
• Bellville-area man served as mechanic during the Korean War
• Chief: No rules were broken with fire truck taken just outside town
• Richland County man hospitalized after gun accident
• Court overturns $4.3 million award to prisoner injured in football game
• 900 pounds of candy on way to Afghanistan
• Kentucky gun death has link to Mansfield
• Major trials set to begin
• Marion deaths may be murder-suicide, authorities report
• Marker to honor Crawford soldiers
• Ron Simon: A Civil War Bible comes to Mansfield museum
• Crash kills West Salem woman
• Gallery: Oasis Kindness Day
• Franklin Township fire chief sent lewd messages, women allege
• Randy Scott rape verdict: Guilty
• Oh! Baby Blueberry
• Ohio to require review after every execution
• Kasich, GOP leaders stage SB 5 meeting
• Former fire inspector challenges termination
• Joyrider crashes police golf cart at Bratwurst Festival
• Mom gets fugitive to surrender
• Shelby has second heroin sting
• METRICH: Suspect in Shelby heroin raid is 'higher-end dealer'
• Fest honors German heritage
• Teen continues testimony in rape trial
• Kasich: We wanted Calisolar
• Scout leader dies in Lucas rollover
• $5M ODOT project could help Ontario traffic
• Former brick plant targeted for cleanup
• Mansfield crew narrowly avoids 'catastrophe' while digging
• Drunken driver found guilty in woman's death
• Madison excels on report card
• RICHLAND COUNTY FAIR RESULTS: Equine
• How's Fall Quarter signup going? Lots of people on campus. Always look forward...
• Local Explorer attends elite academy
• Mansfield to seek beautification, landscape grant
• Police: School bomb plot aimed for mass casualties
• North Main corridor plans will be topic in Mansfield
• Kasich seeking union compromise
• 20 local jobs going to Mexico
• Fatal accident driver blames sun
• Marching bands get ready
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• They call it Ohio's 'eatingest' event
• Police calls: Man with gun arrested after foot chase
• Giant rodent native to South America seen in California
• Biden, Chinese VP call for improved relations
• Board hires treasurer, three prinicpals
• County JFS overwhelmed by need
• Let's celebrate blueberries
• Ron Simon: Sometimes, a little shopping therapy does the trick
• Ashland woman charged with DUI after sideswiping trooper's car
• Police calls: Mom's BF terrorizes boys with pit bull, licking
• Girl testifies in rape trial of Mifflin Township man
• Makeover to turn Springmill Elementary into new recreation, learning center
• Cops opt for pension over raises
• Lymphoma patient's baby healthy
• Ohio students setting good pace on ACT
• Ontario schools to try new approach to snow days
• The fall issue of The Leader is now available online. Go to www.ncstatecollege....
• Teach science through dance? You bet
• Free, reduced-price meal forms available
• Beer garden drinks in $6K
• State fires Lexington fire inspector
• RICHLAND COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• RICHLAND COUNTY SENIOR FAIR RESULTS
• RICHLAND COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR RESULTS
• Marion teacher pleads innocent to drug charges
• Morrow Co. GOP seeks replacement for Clinger
• Mansfield closing in on deal with police unions
• MedCentral CEO retiring
• Man indicted for botched armed robbery attempt
• Board of Education will meet Tuesday
• Suspect is unlikely fugitive
• Local earnings keep shrinking
• Specks renovating Park Lanes
• Mild weather helps fair prosper
• Richland Co. spraying for mosquitoes
• Families soak up fun at Water Carnival
• Bring box to free food distribution
• Light interest in expanded school vouchers program
• 94-year-old wakes up to backyard blimp
• A Veteran's Story: Kamikaze strike killed 41
• SOLD! Richland County Fair livestock auction a success
• Michele Bachmann gets early GOP nod in Iowa vote
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Group seeks halt to wolf hunts
• Ohio misses welfare benchmark, is fined
• Ron Simon's Stuff: Recent turmoil makes it difficult to sit tight
• Local input sought for book about blockhouse
• Patients rate area hospitals well in new government survey
• Wind farm proposal inching closer to becoming reality
• Unpaid smoking ban fines pile up
• Mansfield officials: Stop housing sex offenders, evacuate facility
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Fork & Fingers plans benefit for server
• Wind farm developers, county discuss potential road damage
• Ontario getting energy-efficient lights from Mansfield company
• Marijuana seized in Knox County
• Petitions flunk, so three businesses won't get Sunday alcohol sales
• Mansfield man killed in Friday night crash
• Judge heeds jury, sentences serial killer to death
• Firings put pressure on Richland County Jail staffers
• Summer Quarter fees are due by August 26. Failure to pay will result in your acc...
• Early supporters feel misled about transitional house
• Marion teacher arrested in Galion drug raid
• 4 jailers await day in court
• Old, young learn together
• Neighborhood watch steps up patrols near sex offenders' home
• Offender housing good news to 1 group
• Johnsville teacher's sex offense trial set
• Funeral home partner denied public defender
• Kasich reps talk merit pay with Mansfield educators
• Porn case causes Morrow Co. commissioner's resignation
• Tonight at the Richland County Fair, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. meet Dean Greg...
• Ex-con house angers city officials
• Sheriff fires six jailers
• Fair projects take time, love
• Police calls: Man reports theft by woman offering sexual favor
• Willard police seize 41 balloons of heroin
• Richland County candidates file petitions last minute
• NOVEMBER CANDIDATES
• Tax issues dot ballot
• Shiloh man, 29, rolls car on Ohio 603, dies
• Shelby developing next-gen education plan
• New hat, via United Way
• USPS sets Mansfield hearing on proposal to consolidate operations
• Itsy Bitsy Cupcake Shoppe opens in Lexington
• Tonight at the Richland County Fair -- meet Jim Hull, the Dean of Health Science...
• Sooooo -- finals time for the students who gave up summer to take classes at NC...
• Shiny bits of history at Richland Co. Fair
• Excessive speed likely a factor in deadly crash
• Baby deaths unsolved 1 year later
• Three sex offenders next door
• FAA says 3 dead in northeast Ohio plane crash
• Two large trucks collide, killing Mount Vernon man
• Shelby utility committee to meet
• Police ID 7th victim in Copley shooting
• Park Avenue West down to one lane
• Ron Simon: Now entering Welcome, River Styx, Dull and Knockemstiff
• Ex-con residents seek second chance
• Tonight at the Richland County Fair meet with Dean Greg Timberlake in our booth...
• All Sports Pass available for senior citizens
• Old-fashioned ice cream keeps Tiro couple fair-hopping
• NCSC workshop converts truck to run on electricity
• Police calls: Kids removed from feces-filled home; dog sniffs out bath salts
• Ohio lottery sales climb
• Lucas woman contracts Rocky Mountain spotted fever
• Neighbors say Copley gunman was in property dispute
• State fair's champion livestock sale sets 6 records
• Richland Co. Habitat director will help build in Mozambique
• Franklin Township fire chief retires
• Task force tracks down fugitive Jessica Bowman
• Public hearing planned on huge wind energy project
• A fair crowd, a little rain
• Race helps children of slain woman
• Mosquito spraying schedule
• Richland Newhope issues annual report
• Ashland Care Center marks 30 years
• A Veteran's Story: Ashland man highly decorated during WWII
• Civil War: Copperheads, Union supporters often fought
• Researchers find subjects two by two at twins fest
• More Ohio students attend non-residential campuses
• Man faces trial in 1967 slaying of Ohio schoolgirl
• PUCO opposes AEP rate increase
• Ohio's underground pipelines are essential, unseen and aging
• Police seek violent offender
• Richland County Fair fun begins today
• Stuff: Fair Board has incentive to make beer garden work
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Hackers hit police websites
• Child poverty up in Ohio, report says
• 30 U.S. troops killed in Afghanistan
• Panel affirms lawsuit dismissal
• Fewer Ohioans attend state's private colleges
• Mansfield landlord charged
• You know you're from Mansfield if ...
• Arlin Field turf expanded to hillside
• Richland County Fair ready for Sunday's opening day
• Balloon fest an attempt to move past tragedy
• Pot plants sighted, eradicated near Lucas
• School shooting plot in Louisiana foiled
• No illness reported locally in wake of giant turkey recall
• After Afghanistan, it's time for family and some baseball
• Cancer claims Crestline auditor
• Wildness on Wall Street, and a lower credit rating
• Mansfield court firebomber gets 60 years
• Wal-Mart collecting school supplies
• METRICH raids Mansfield store, seizes bath salts
• Fair beer garden foes speak out
• Rash of obscene calls, graffiti crowds police blotter
• Tyger band to march in Canton during football Hall of Fame festivities
• Man indicted in Knox chase, gun death
• Ontario considers bridge options
• Bob Maxey to lead efforts at United Way of Richland County
• Boil alert for Vonhoff lifted
• Democratic women meet Monday
• Christian school adds principal
• Holocaust survivor shares horrifying story
• next week at the Richland County Fair -- stop by the NC State booth in Fairhaven...
• Tuition Loan Plan payment #3 is due by August 8, 2011. Failure to pay by this da...
• 'Shawshank' tree goes viral
• Beer garden still on tap
• Sherrod Brown helps MedCentral resolve Medicare conflict
• Bloomville man dies after being pinned under tractor
• Mayor's Lunch
• Volunteers hit streets for 2011 Day of Caring
• July was 4th-hottest month on record
• Help clean up Mansfield stream
• Donate items for benefit Garage Sale
• Apply for financial counseling
• Ohio ends automatic tax form mailings
• 3 Marines die in non-combat incident
• Heat can help late-planted crops get back on track
• 'No' vote to count against union law
• Cargill recalling 36M pounds of ground turkey
• Food pantries will accept surplus veggies from local gardeners
• Arlin Field change order on board agenda
• Police calls: Burning copper wire turns up twisted tale
• Zumba in South Park
• Fugitive surrender set for Oct.
• Wounded Warrior ride mushrooms
• Mansfield man dies on plane
• GOP asks Morrow County commissioner to resign
• Mansfield council amends police contracts
• Both Ohio senators vote for debt deal
• Ashland voters say no to bond
• Beer garden dispute brews
• The last day to file your FAFSA in time to be awarded Financial Aid for Fall Qua...
• This Fall, The Leader publication will be published online! Watch your inbox, a...
• Thursday, August 4th in Bromfield Room 212 @ 5:30 p.m. Holocaust survivor Betty...
• Jordan 'nay' on debt deal
• Emergency calls: Mansfield chase ends in drug charges
• Pros polish skills in Butler
• Richland County deputies say new handguns will be safer
• Sandusky trustees to meet
• Shelby makes case for tax renewals
• Lexington school board sends property tax to fall ballot
• Madison Township still looking into claims against firefighters
• Mansfield street light shutoff plans shaping up
• Family coalition opposes beer at Richland County Fair
• A Veteran's Story: Appendicitis saved him from the South Pacific
• Repeat offender has Mansfield ties
• Alcohol factor in fatal bike crash
• Tragedy on Trolley Drive
• Sheriff: Ohio mom kills son, 8, then herself
• Ohio gas prices $1 higher than a year ago
• Lexington recognizes Mid-Ohio
• 9-1-1 consolidation on hold indefinitely
• Sharing a culture at Eastern Woodlands Gathering of All Nations
• Mansfield quick to act against synthetic drugs
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Senior moment causes a couple slip-ups
• Business keeps things local
• Ashland to decide bond issue
• Shelby gets grant toward razing Moody
• Public catches peek at 1486th Transportation Company
• More same-sex couples in Ohio
• Gov. John Kasich says Calisolar moving to Mississippi, cites economic climate
• Mayor Don Culliver signs letter seeking debt solution
• 'Shawshank' tree ripped by high wind
• Hyundai Ideal expansion could lead to creation of 75 jobs
• House passes debt ceiling bill, Senate rejects it
• Could Rep. Jordan lose his district over debt fight?
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Probe closed in fatal blaze
• Mansfield man at Buckeye Lake for national regatta
• Middle school principal changing role
• Adult Education will have entire building
• Singleton, Goings moving into new roles
• Fair beer garden fuels concerns
• Clear Fork asks for income tax
• Barbasol gets OK to expand, create jobs
• More local troops deploy
• Mansfield BOE OKs deal with Teamsters
• Yo-yo master visits libraries
• Become a News Journal Opinion Shaper
• Police calls: Woman moving reports appliances stolen, water in basement
• Lex police seek man who pushed girl off bicycle
• Motorcycle crash seriously injures rider
• Ontario gas station robbery suspect arrested
• Region 6 economic development office in Mansfield to close
• Board OKs transportation staff contract
• School history saved in stone
• Jim Jordan leads opposition to John Boehner debt plan
• Debt debate splits local GOP
• Father of 3 killed in Bucyrus fire released to treatment facility
• Golf outing a memorial for former Lex athlete
• Court considers issues in crash that killed Guardsman
• Romney in Ohio: Obama lets China cheat
• Bomb squad deactivates device in Ashland Co. mailbox
• Ohio legislators send staffers to study Mansfield Veterans Court
• Police seek information on South Main armed robbery
• State auditor applauds three Mansfield programs
• Summer quarter is winding down and students are showing up in waves to get their...
• SIMON: Seniors enjoy summer of fun activities
• Police calls: 3 men entered Parkway Drive residence, robbed 5 at gunpoint
• Eric LaMont Gregory speaks to Mansfield tea party group
• Chinese students visit Mansfield area
• H.O.P.E. Pantry seeks help providing food to needy
• Nov. 8 elections shaping up in Richland County
• VOA halfway house gets go-ahead
• Jobless spike raises concerns
• Two C-27J Spartans from Mansfield head to Afghanistan
• Informational picket planned Friday about mail facility
• Board of Education will meet Thursday
• Learn how food goes from farm to table
• Historic Lake Erie lighthouse for sale
• Board says students should be away from all tobacco
• Special-needs baseball league seeks to expand
• Thief: 'Just kidding, I love you, don't call police, I have a gun'
• Lucas to mark 175 years
• Lex schools to seek new levy
• End of the underpass?
• Food collected at art gallery
• Galion council meets tonight
• 5K run/walk canceled
• Embattled ex-teacher John Freshwater tells his story to Mansfield tea party
• September open house dates are set
• NCSC/OSU-M Child Development Center has openings in our preschool classrooms for Fall quarter. Call 419-755-5600
• Police calls: Woman reports men in attic, is arrested on bath salts charge
• Coyotes can prey on pets
• Defend your home legally
• Ontario double destroyed
• Ohio losses from 2011 storms top $500 million
• Barbasol purchase triggers meeting
• Ohio federal judges to test video cameras in court
• Civil War: Local heroes endured tragedy with the gallant 64th
• Richland Co. spraying for mosquitoes
• A Veteran's Story: Ski training never put to use
• Homeland Security paid Ohio $493 million
• Richland Co. housing sales inch up
• Mansfield's savings plan has begun
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Board of education moves meeting
• Antique malls always part of reunions
• Jackson Township officials, Richland County agencies sued
• Government jobs decline as private jobs gain
• Businesses aid Mansfield honor guard
• Fishermen aid injured soldier from Loudonville
• Mansfield officials weigh pros and cons of recommendations
• Debt talks crisis: Boehner, Obama trading blame
• Records fall at Crawford County Fair sale
• 'I've never seen heat like this'
• Compost facility to close for week
• Crawford County recycling center wants to expand
• Sowell convicted of murder in 11 deaths
• Mansfield cooling stations a welcome respite
• Mansfield home-repair case dismissed
• Laid-off Mansfield officers return to work
• Hot weather to continue through weekend
• The Urban Center in Downtown Mansfield is without electricity. It will close today, Friday, July 22 @ 1:30 P.M. The rest of North Central State College remains open.
• The new addition to Fallerius is really coming along. The fence is down and they're pushing dirt around. Take a look when you head to campus next time!
• State rep: Don't nix SB 5
• Heat is hard on pets too!
• Knox septic tank case closed
• Police calls: Summons issued after threatening Facebook post, emails
• Fired Mount Vernon teacher will speak about First Amendment on Monday
• Attorney General rules on Madison fiscal officer duties
• Richland Co. resurfacing projects approved
• Dangerous Dozen: Law tracking sex offender, burglary suspect
• Worker burned at AK Steel improving
• Residents get peek at future Madison junior high
• Wife calls 9-1-1 on state senator
• Mercury keeps climbing
• Health department seeks calico cat
• Beautification Sector meets today
• Hostage report was false alarm
• Hook catfish for local soldier
• Ohio Dems seek to tie governor to Murdoch
• Man on tracks killed by train in Shelby
• Lucas schools seek levy renewal
• Madison trustees pursue road levy
• Mow-to-own would affect only empty lots
• Fla. man shot house-hunting here
• Mount Vernon man's body found in Kokosing
• Strader pleads not guilty in Morrow murder-for-hire case
• That day is here; abuser released
• Mayor proposes mow-to-own
• American Red Cross cuts hit close to home
• Lexington company gets $1 million Third Frontier grant for emissions project
• Ron Simon: Handwriting is becoming a lost art
• Police calls: Bath salts? Man found hiding at vacant house, covered in cuts
• Weigh in on property codes
• Fugitive in septic tank was shot first
• Madison firefighters accused of cheating on 2009 exam
• Shelby mayor casts deciding votes
• Man accused of raping girl, 4
• Child rapist gets life sentence
• Can you stand the heat?
• Madison Township fire causes $34,000 in damages
• Police calls: After-hour swimmers get summonses
• Brief power outage affects MedCentral/Mansfield Hospital
• Madison Township fiscal officer may resign
• Jordan backs federal cuts
• Crestview Local Schools celebrates 50 years
• Mansfield revenue, spending on target
• Worker severely burned at AK Steel
• INDICTMENTS
• Bellevue man, 32, dies in early Sunday crash
• Hope everyone who made it to Rock-n-Ribs had fun. I know we did. Can't remember better weather for an entire RnR weekend!
• New signals allow left on red
• Shelby man killed in bike crash
• Lex teen is face of Hollister
• A Veteran's Story: Music man lived the good life
• Synthetic marijuana a health risk
• Most Wanted: 19-year-old stopped reporting
• Depot raising money for food program, delivery
• Man flees police car, jumps off Ohio bridge, dies
• Obama picks former Ohio attorney general to lead consumer agency
• Sandusky: People who mow useless land can own it
• Tom Brennan: Calisolar excuse doesn't add up
• State struggles hitting home
• Judge tosses case that led to rape law ruling
• Ohio bucks trend, shifts funds to home-based care
• Stuff: Readers tell The Scribbler what to do with Stuff
• Richland County to receive FEMA funds
• Woman saved from drowning
• Mansfield artist's work featured on cover of writing collection
• Are specialty courts worth the expense?
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Attack survivor inspires balloon fundraiser
• Court upholds ruling in favor of Menard's
• Madison Township fire called suspicious
• Ohio liquor permit denied over fines
• Autopsy begins on Knox County body
• Galion man pleads not guilty to murder
• Rock-n-Ribs continues today
• Governor signs bill banning bath salts drugs in Ohio
• Lunch prices set for 2011-12
• Murder for hire suspected
• U.S. life expectancy falling behind
• Fans emotional for final film
• St. Luke's marks its 125th year
• Police calls: Woman says ex-BF stole her stuff while she was away
• 'Soup Nazi' serves up autographs
• Gov. Kasich urged to veto Great Lakes water rules
• Doctor probe won't reach Bucyrus office
• Students prompt changes at Crestline High School
• Ontario council says no to student housing
• Calisolar still plans to expand -- but it won't be in Ohio
• His kidney saved her life
• Ontario superintendent bidding district farewell
• Late Buckeye fan's photo gets national attention
• Emergency calls: Cyclist jumped, robbed by 10 to 15 males
• Meet the Doc's Deli sandwich kings
• Sen. Brown touts Layoff Prevention Act
• Galion finances improve a little
• Body found inside Knox County septic tank
• More charges ahead in Shelby bestiality case
• Mansfield double shooting thought to be 'inside job'
• BSI STUDENTS: ANOTHER SECTION OF BSI100 HAS OPENED. THIS CLASS IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN THE FALL.
• Ontario schools ponder initiative to become more energy-efficient
• Audit: Mansfield could save $3M
• Thieves bind girls, trash home
• Few candidates filing in Richland County, so far
• Shelby school board votes to seek renewal levy
• Marion slaying linked to gang case
• Emergency calls: Woman breaks up with BF, he assaults her
• Mansfield police seeking 61-year-old after shooting
• Ron Simon: I wish I knew where all of this stuff came from
• Newman Elementary School's Principal Hall hands in resignation
• First Presbyterian members in Mansfield vote to leave national group
• Storms cut power for some
• MedCentral buys SurgiCenter
• Hearing continued in Northmor teacher's sex case
• Man gets 9 yrs in friend's death
• Poker run to benefit Plymouth teen fighting cancer
• Mansfield council backs 'Buy Local' campaign
• Former Lexington principal named parade grand marshall
• Police calls: Landlord's children go through renter's boxes
• Lexington council transfers money to The Depot
• Consultants to present design concepts for Mansfield park
• Ok folks. Rock-n-Ribs is this week. Get ready for some great food, some wonderful music and a great Value! Come see us on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We're having a wonderful time and raising some $$ for scholarships at the same time! More i
• Crossland may be out of state
• Sentencing changes may fill jails
• Budget expands EdChoice
• U.S. suspends military aid to Pakistan
• Civil War: Celebration of Richmond's fall followed by tragedy of Lincoln's death
• Crestline veteran guided cargo planes through fog
• Police calls: Couple using bath salts beat friend
• Shelby spraying for pests
• Richland County mosquito spraying
• Bubbleman coming to library
• Texting law may be difficult to enforce
• Pentagon chief: Kill 10 al-Qaida leaders, cripple group's ability
• Strong earthquake rocks northeastern Japan
• Richland County sheriff: Crowded jail is a safety concern
• Home of Betty Ford's rehab center absorbs loss
• Obama asks lawmakers to make 'some political sacrifices'
• Anger over Casey Anthony verdict pours out online
• Ron Simon: How could you not love this area?
• Rural home near Shelby declared total loss in fire
• County agencies say carryover money a key part of planning
• Alternative School wins grant of $913,000 to improve program
• Obama: Debt unease affects hiring
• Calisolar: Lessons learned
• Trust: GM site has other offers
• Inmates help tornado relief through art
• Second suspect arrested in homicide
• Municipal judge's race heats up
• Ohio court ruling may affect records case against Bucyrus
• Ontario student housing proposal quashed
• METRICH arrests 2 on drug charges
• Early results show big OAA gains for local schools
• Bond is $500,000 for suspect in Mount Gilead death
• Mdl Blvl road project draws fire
• 'Party bus' hot topic in Ontario
• NCSC/OSU-Mansfield childcare center opens doors to public
• Police calls: Suspect punches another woman, leaps on vehicle, rips off mirrors
• Tea party protests legion post
• Richland County traps mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus
• Plymouth school board reschedules
• Hazard mitigation plan available
• Shelby superintendent leaving after 13 years with district
• Cops investigating armed robbery
• Baseball bat used in homicide
• Citizens take on blight issues
• Police calls: Teen girls escape hospital; pit bull attacks; 2 hog-tied in Shiloh
• Pool is no place to bend the rules
• Former OSR featured on Friday's episode of 'Paranormal Challenge'
• 'Seinfeld' 'Soup Nazi' to sign autographs at Old Bag of Nails
• Mom awaits liver transplant
• Struggling beetles released in Ohio
• Charge filed after fatal shooting in Mount Vernon
• School Specialty suspends worker for Facebook post
• New Tyger Booster Club will have first meeting Monday at high school
• Sheriff: Everyone's a suspect
• Lexington takes steps to renew its parks levy
• Calisolar hasn't pulled PUCO request
• Mad dad packs a radar gun
• Police calls: Boy cut in the privates after trying to stop woman being choked
• Jordan's office walks his talk
• Mansfield City Council gathers info before break
• Ontario council to meet
• Prison art show coming up
• Candidate Coughlin to speak
• Ron Simon: Nature's fireworks last longer, but they eat each other
• De-terminated Viars back on job
• Police calls: Woman drives through crowd, uses pepper spray, delivers punch
• Man found dead in garage
• Domestic suspected in Knox County shooting
• Bulb burns bright after 110 yrs
• Michigan man's body found floating near Kelleys Island
• Ohio governor is a man of many contradictions
• Ohio gas prices up 25 cents from last week
• Ohio tax revenue may be up
• Virgil Stanfield: Richland County has lots of war heroes
• Plan to lease Turnpike brings fears of toll hike
• Towns fired cannons to celebrate Union victories
• Marine fought in Guadalcanal
• Arson suspect has been on the lam since 2001
• Planets, stars in focus at new public education site
• 4 brothers earn 'Freedom Isn't Free' award
• Ohio agencies considered stricter lake toxin limit
• Man linked to Morrow County got Medal of Honor
• Butterflies fly free
• Civil War: Richland County hit hard by 1865 steamboat disaster
• Children services defends shift
• Ontario marks 4th on 2nd
• SIMON: Stay optimistic after Calisolar's sucker punch
• Mansfield Airport Day offers up-close look
• Ontario residents stunned after Calisolar hopes fall through
• Man found dead at Motel 42
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Sen. Portman leads effort to reduce recidivism
• Milliron car pile burns once again
• Calisolar dashes hopes
• Ohio plants record corn crop
• Emergency calls: Man leaps from vehicle in pursuit by police
• Ohio budget a rule-changer
• Shelby makes deal with teachers
• Authorities offer advice for a safe holiday weekend
• 10,000 in Richland County sign petition to fight SB5
• Mansfield City Schools board hears budget update
• Galion schools receive $61,000 grant
• Arlin Field work is on schedule
• Emergency calls: Man trying to steal lottery tickets arrested on warrants
• Clear Fork to seek income tax
• Case leads to bestiality bill
• Plane push gets more help from Ohio adjutant general
• DUI, seat belt enforcement increased through July 5
• Behold the bees at Kingwood
• HEAP Summer Crisis Program begins
• Madison schools freeze pay
• Merger to improve AIDS services
• Kasich signs a sweeping $56B budget
• Popular lighthouse closed for repairs
• District ends fiscal year with $1.6 million
• Hoping all of our students, faculty and staff have a wonderful holiday weekend! Enjoy the weather!
• Emergency calls: Food fight leads to woman locking self in vehicle, felony arrest
• Governor signs bill to shrink prison population
• 179th airman saves man at Mifflin pool
• Judges uphold health care law
• Auditors review Madison errors
• Injured soldier coming home
• Bath salts ban heads to Kasich
• 2 Mansfield residents injured in Pa. crash
• Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center gets executive director
• Demolition to start on Madison school
• Former Ohio State Reformatory plans reunion for workers, inmates
• Diffie concert a lesson for next time, Bucyrus man says
• Galion council bans bath salts
• Mansfield teen hit by car still in hospital
• Senators want more jets at 179th
• City wants lower jail bill
• Lex easels Abu Dhabi-bound
• RON SIMON: Even Tarzan wouldn't dare to venture into this dark place
• Tai chi lessons
• Flag raising to honor Aungst
• Emergency calls: Man hit in head with baseball bat
• Paratrooper hurt in jump at Mansfield airport
• Mansfield Planning Commission OKs Volunteers of America site plan
• Crestline first in Crawford Co. to ban bath salts
• NJ columnist Jennifer Graham 2nd in national writing contest
• Group provides more than soup
• Drunken drivers finance drug prevention grant
• Mansfield teen at play hit by car
• Concern about bath salts grows throughout Ohio
• Wanted: Homes for best buds
• Fireworks planned in area communities
• OSU-M, NCSC announce tuition hikes
• Rape suspect tracked down in Canton
• District will seek bids for Mehock track
• Fr. Tony leaving St. Peter's
• Emergency calls: Man abusing bath salts stores valuables in vehicle for safe keeping
• Civil War: Engineer in Great Locomotive Chase no stranger to Richland Co.
• Ohio budget: Huge deal or big whoop?
• Civil War: Residue of Fort Fizzle skirmish includes tales of intrigue
• Have you seen Michael Hines?
• Ohio cuts favor nursing homes
• Shelby mosquito spraying
• A Veteran's Story: Civilian couple volunteered at Pearl Harbor
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Marquee may get encore presentation
• More vacant properties held by owners who can't afford to sell
• Ontario plans July Fourth festival
• Words to use, lose on resume
• Stuff: My Old Man lived and died by Leahy's lads
• 10 changes coming to Ohio elections
• Transportation service fills RCT's down time
• Vacancy has increased in last decade
• MANCI honors top employees
• I got one!
• NCSC creating $2.5 high-tech conference center in Shelby
• County leading in bath salts
• News Journal reporter Jami Kinton to host Indians games
• Richland County Commissioners want wind farm to repair roads
• Jailers plead not guilty of leaving teen in cold
• Joe Diffie to help out with show Sunday in Bucyrus
• Scott Hazen won't run for at-large Mansfield City Council seat
• Group wants North Main Street to be gateway into Mansfield
• Task force nabs 3 fugitives here
• Oil reserves tapped as gas prices fall
• Agency defunds cop investigators
• Impact on local troops unclear
• Soap box derby is Saturday
• Study: Chips are piling on the pounds
• Slow recovery weakens Obama, according to poll
• Fireworks planned in area communities
• Home sales improve in area, fall in Ohio
• Madison solves one problem, deals with several others
• U.S. 224 is open again
• Mansfield begins posting pending legislation on city website
• City brainstorms how to reduce blight in Mansfield
• Just added more photos to the graduation album. Add others if you have them!
• Crash closes westbound lanes of U.S. 30 in Ashland County
• Springmill conversion is under way
• Council OKs land sale to VOA
• Special Olympics torch to pass through Mansfield on Friday
• Springfield Township warns residents of potential scam
• Soap box derby cars get look-over in Mansfield
• Supreme Court upholds public records ruling
• Mansfield council enacts $5 license plate fee increase
• Mansfield school staff converting Springmill
• Jobless rate up some here
• NAACP: Jailers should be fired
• Council considering new fee
• Art center cuts gallery ties
• Mansfield murder suspect indicted on separate burglary charge
• May storms amount to costly disaster
• Allegations of sexual abuse of animals spur 2 petition drives
• RICHLAND COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• PHOTOS: Zipline adventure
• Senate candidate explains his health care reform plan to local tea party
• Lucas schools will pursue renewal levy
• Shelby makes sure bath salt sales don't shift their direction
• Board of Education will meet Tuesday
• Winners visit with fans
• Emergency calls: Woman locks self in Circle K bathroom for protection
• Bob Ludick: 'It's kill or be killed'
• Lexington man getting used to new guide dog
• Holmes County rebellion creates stir
• Man sought on assault charge
• Mayor, judge races are costliest
• States consider Internet taxes
• Three arrested as METRICH raids 2 houses
• Missing Mansfield girl found in Marion
• Miss Ohio crowned
• Miss Ohio brings thousands to Mansfield
• New population numbers will shift Mansfield political wards
• Stuff: Skunk invasion leaving foul odor in Ontario
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Mansfield Federation of Women celebrating 100 years
• Housing market keeps people trapped
• Dads wear 'big shoes' that no one else can fill
• AG keeps pressure on boosters
• Cleveland, Celina residents earn Miss Ohio preliminary awards
• Richland County Correctional Institution honors its top workers
• Group gathers 714K names to repeal Ohio union law
• Sheriff seeks help finding 15-year-old Mansfield girl
• Runners to converge for 100-mile Mohican trail run
• Ohio Highway Patrol employee retires
• Mansfield home prices among lowest in U.S.
• MBIE renovates century-old Mansfield home
• Code citations plummet in Mansfield
• Ohio unemployment unchanged after steady decline
• 16 teachers awarded foundation grants
• Emergency calls: Alleged drunk driver crashes a car into gas pump
• Miss Ohio: Roommates win preliminary prizes on 2nd night
• College of Wooster educator killed in fiery collision on U.S. 30
• Task force seeks assault suspect; victim's car found in Mansfield
• Feds woo Calisolar with $275M
• Cooking fries starts Mansfield house fire
• Nursing college breaks ground
• Mansfield Ten Commandments battle pitched to U.S. Supreme Court
• Shelby bestiality case prompts legislative action
• Jail staff charged in January incident with 17-yr-old inmate
• Ontario schools want to keep up partnership with police department
• Mansfield asks residents to discuss unsightly properties
• Pageant relies on service groups
• Feds plan biomass projects in Ohio, Missouri, Arkansas
• Ohio lawmakers allow guns in bars
• Bucyrus cemetery enforcing rules limiting decorations
• Emergency calls: GPS units go missing from unlocked cars
• Gillmor leaving Ohio Senate
• Senate OKs state park drilling
• Warden investigates bestiality case
• Night 1: Blue skies, yellow suit
• MCS preparing summer sack meals
• 4th time charm for Barrett
• Emergency calls: Mom gets summons after girl, 3, gets lost
• Open enrollment good for Ontario
• Mike Dixon theft trial delayed
• Unassuming firefighter hangs up his helmet
• Mansfield mulls aesthetic rules for properties
• Mansfield officials must act soon on two parts of fiscal recovery plan
• PUCO, Ohio Edison inch closer to deal with Calisolar
• Woman sprucing up Liberty Park on her own dime
• Recent tornados inspire musical benefit for local American Red Cross
• Area boy meets lifesaver
• Arson injures city firefighter
• Chaperones, host families keep Miss Ohio contestants on track
• Juneteenth celebration is three days of fun, history
• Sweet sassafras in the park
• Ashland bond issue still on target for August
• Candidate will discuss health care
• Man blocks escape of copper theft suspects
• Shooting suspect retains new attorney, has bond revoked
• Congratulations to all of our graduates! Stay in touch and let us know what you're up to. It was a great night -- even a little rain could not dampen our spirits!
• Most Wanted walked away
• H.L. Reed was Civil War hero
• Donors save city pool season
• Miss Ohio Week: Glamour & Girl Scouts
• Healing Journey workshop
• Juneteenth celebration
• Road safety efforts intensify
• Pawlenty hits Romney on health care
• Arizona fire threat starts to wane
• States may relax penalties for teen sexting
• Civil War Retrospective: Military draft sparked open rebellion in Holmes County
• A Veteran's Story: You don't forget kicking a bomb
• Sarah Palin emails show engaged leader who sought VP nod
• Miss Ohio didn't get away from Mansfield
• Premature aging seen as issue for AIDS survivors
• Huge Arizona wildfire spreads, health conditions worsen
• Under pressure, Weiner seeks leave of absence from House
• Obama faces crossroad in Afghan war
• Anti-nuke protests in Japan, 3 months after quake
• Experts to discuss bath salt dangers
• Civil War love letters a trove of memories
• More Ohioans renting homes
• NCSC sends new graduates into the world
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's gubernatorial emails
• North Main facelift plans heat up
• Grown-ups can graduate, too
• U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner says online contact with teen was not indecent
• Country star Joe Diffie performing to help Bucyrus theater
• Owner told to quarantine wayward monkey
• 300 rounds exchanged during Texas border shootout
• Natural causes cited in Bucyrus fish kill
• Poultry blamed for outbreak of illness
• Last day to pay fees for Summer Quarter is June 14.
• OSU-Mansfield graduates 109
• Booster club gives up bingo
• Mansfield woman aims to keep dog that put husband in hospital
• Train derailment all too familiar
• Winning isn't everything: Miss Ohio scholarships add up
• Severe storm caused damage in concentrated swath
• Task force nabs 3 in 24 hrs
• Derailed train in Bucyrus not a hazard
• Mills seeks new trial for role in father's death
• Shelby picks Tarvin for superintendent
• Missing video at core of lawsuit
• Shelby glad trestle gone
• Emergency calls: Man strikes woman's windshield with rock
• Bowman, Warren being resurfaced
• Ohio 89 closed for culvert repairs
• Troopers see increase in amount of drugs seized so far this year
• Court: Children under 13 can't be charged with statutory rape
• Conviction upheld in fatal crash
• Municipalities follow Ontario, ban bath salts
• Pastors challenge syringe donation
• Calisolar, PUCO meet Tuesday
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Congratulations!! Summer is here. Before you leave on vacation make sure you have registered for fall classes!! Enjoy your break!!
• Mansfield police dispatcher suspended
• Ohio Senate committee passes budget changes
• Fewer train crashes in last decade
• Ashland U. ready to break ground on nursing college
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Two teens hurt in buggy crash
• Mansfield, too, bans bath salts
• Trina Adams sentenced to 11 years for robbery, kidnapping
• Flag will honor WWII Navy veteran
• Stuff: Readers promptly solve USS Mansfield mystery
• Glenn: Much to learn from birds
• Shelby bridge will be gone by Thursday
• Defense in Ohio murder trial challenges gag order
• Ohio senators consider abortion changes
• Q&A: Gibbs speaks on deficit, farms, redistricting
• Mansfield to reconfigure wards
• Richland Co. schools show strong OGT improvement
• Lexington bans psychotropic bath salts
• Why does gas cost more in Midwest?
• Agencies offer free lunches this week
• 90 earn diplomas at Crestview
• Mansfield Christian grads ready for world
• 219 graduate at Lexington
• Appointees' pay varies greatly
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Younger population dwindling in U.S.
• Blacks' role in the Civil War
• Army vet served in Europe during WWII
• Woman sought in Ohio, Ariz.
• Mansfield grads on their way
• Comparing salaries for Mansfield, Richland County officials
• Farmers busy catching up
• With no state mandate, gifted children may see services cut
• Knox County sheriff honored
• GOP matchup brewing in 2012 U.S. Senate fight
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Looking into the life of the USS Mansfield
• St. Peter's High School sends off 49
• 'We have a good class leaving' Temple Christian
• Madison Class of 2011 full of success
• 32 earn diplomas through GOAL
• 153 seniors graduate from Clear Fork
• Jack Kevorkian's audacious attitude set him apart
• Training readies Ohio Special Response Team
• Obama: U.S. economy still facing challenges
• Ohioan's bank account dates to 1913
• Two injured in separate Mansfield crashes
• Ashland woman traces lineage to Civil War
• Mansfield's Ohio Graduation Test scores climb
• Summer Quarter 2011 fees are due by June 14.
• 4 Mansfield boaters saved on Lake Erie
• Galion man sentenced for sexual battery
• Tackling Black Fork flooding
• Mansfield murder conviction upheld
• 247 fulfill dreams by earning GEDs in Mansfield
• Romney seeks presidency
• States consider: Is it legal to dissolve bodies?
• Debt fight goes on amid warning
• Former St. Peter's basketball star dies
• Mansfield Art Center fires executive director
• Bucyrus funeral home wins wrongful embalming lawsuit
• Safety Town has spots open
• Bath salts turn up in Mansfield probation check
• Audit of Lexington finds minor issues
• Driving through Shelby no breeze for wind turbine trucks
• Crestline group working to complete details for hospital deal
• PUCO urged to move on Calisolar agreement
• Mansfield City Schools want tea party suit dropped
• This time, the accident came to EMS
• GOP presses president on spending, Medicare
• Tressel news jars local campus
• Malabar turns it around
• Federal fugitive nabbed in Mansfield has first court date
• Maybe it had too many wings
• Boy in 1995 Mladic video looks back on slaughter
• Bring your pet to nursing homes
• Ron Simon: Gout blocks plan to march in Memorial Day Parade
• Football scandal puts focus on Gee
• Budget plan strips SB 5 overlap
• Parks play extreme mowing game
• Refrigerator delivered to Harmony House
• Board OKs synthetic turf for Arlin Field
• Thanks and thumbs up to vets
• Successor gets program with uncertain future
• Emergency calls: Fracas erupts in drive-through line at McDonald's
• Ecologists expect more algae trouble in Ohio waters
• Chiquita sued over Colombian paramilitary payments
• Homeless Ohio mom's death leads children to their family
• Shelby planning to reboot Bicycle Days
• Madison deli grows by word of mouth
• Ohio spellers in national bee
• Firefighters pull 13 from high water on Mohican
• Fun in the Parks classes and activities begin June 13
• Gardeners invited to tour church Welcome Garden
• Gettysburg flag a reminder of sacrifice
• Estate taxes kindle conflict
• A Veteran's Story: Vet fibbed his way into WWII
• Ontario's 2011 class hungry for future
• Lucas grads urged to 'live on purpose'
• Most Wanted: Woman allegedly tried to bring marijuana into MANCI
• Five Richland Co. soldiers earned Medals of Honor during Civil War
• Register for farming panel discussion
• VA hospital issues lead to medical tests for 13,000 veterans
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Peak year for Ohio tornadoes?
• Mansfield area not protected from tornadoes, as myth claims
• Lexington gets new pizza place
• Civil War re-enactors hope anniversary renews interest
• Stuff: Take time to visit cemetery to honor veterans
• Local Green Beret veteran's life celebrated
• Disabled workers, including some in Crawford County, making less than minimum wage
• Escaped prisoner caught in Morrow County
• Confederate soldiers lie buried in Ohio
• Mansfield police report possible lead in drive-by shooting
• Leander Brooks gets 46 to life in Mansfield murder
• Speakers urge Plymouth grads to embrace change
• 117 graduate from Galion High School
• Shelby sends seniors out into world
• Kevin Dye found guilty
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• After Obama's European tour, challenges at home
• Mansfield Schools OK turf contract
• Dept. of Defense attorney charged in Edison sex sting
• Mansfield prison officer faces charges
• Spring Quarter fees need to be paid in full by June 3, 2011, or your account will be charged a $50 late fee.
• Police calls: Man flees on bicycle after attacking ex-GF
• Wet May could set record
• Mom: Instructions not followed
• Dye arson case goes to jury
• Monroe Township trustees get closer look at firefighting
• SHELBY GRADUATES
• Sen. Brown's plan would make it easier to repay student loans
• 3 will compete to head Shelby schools
• Prison sentence upheld in Ashland assault
• Hyundai Ideal Electric to pay $188,000 in discrimination case
• Getting ready for memorial service
• Storm ends chase, cuts power
• Teacher contract talks drag on
• Ex-GF: Dye asked for jugs, gas
• Richland County coroner's investigator honored for service
• Mansfield court clerk earns state recognition
• Shelby's valedictorian is Jacob Carriere
• Forecasts helped in Oklahoma
• Brooks sentencing delayed
• 10 cited in underage compliance operation in Mansfield
• Special meeting for Shelby school board
• Farmers market kicks off Friday
• Board of Education will meet on Friday
• 2 fires, 6 cats, 0 injuries
• Mansfield Malabar kids go green
• Ex-Bucyrus residents were in tornado zone
• Program aims to fight problem of absentee fathers
• Richland County elections board certifies results from primary
• Ron Simon: It gets tougher to watch the weather news every day
• Emily Campbell Brown to join senior hall of fame
• Smuggling incidents pile up at Mansfield prisons
• Grill opening at ex bistro site
• Dye trial: Police detail evidence
• Did school respond properly?
• Local exchange student earns national honor
• Local pastor works to help old neighbors
• Vote set on bath salts ban
• Witness: Dye vowed revenge
• Click It or Ticket through June 5
• This school bus ride brought to you by...
• School of Excellence will show its style
• Mansfield police release details of Sunday night drive-by shooting
• Will law end bath salt abuse?
• 2 Mansfield pools will open
• Man shot while driving car
• A Veteran's Story: Mansfield man worked on Korean DMZ
• Emergency calls: Shots fired on King Street
• Drivers get ready for North Central Ohio Soap Box Derby
• Civil War: Military hero, outlaw crossed paths briefly
• Tornadoes batter Midwest
• Most Wanted: Man stopped reporting to probation office
• Man on trial for 2 arsons in Mansfield
• Visitors say goodbye to Wooster Heights
• BIRTHS
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• SCRAP trailer schedules collections
• Session to focus on how to repeal SB 5
• County to test weather warning sirens
• Young Republicans to host lunch
• Library to close for Memorial Day
• Mobile service office to aid veterans
• Miss Lex crowned
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Obama on Israel-Palestine borders
• Galion senior wins Pioneer's top award
• Shelby, Mansfield getting spruced up
• Mansfield boy, 9, dies after illness shortens his school day
• Mansfield students building skills, friendships and blockhouse benches
• Leander Brooks guilty of brutal murder in Mansfield
• Mansfield companies win contracts for Crestline school projects
• Gun not the one from '76 Bucyrus slaying
• Wanted: Soap Box Derby racers
• Ohio jobless rate still falling
• Spring Quarter fees need to be paid in full by June 3, 2011, or your account will be charged a $50 late fee.
• Plea deal in old case explained
• Brooks case goes to the jury
• Agency blames weather, stress for dead walleye
• Most Wanted fugitive arrested
• Child Care Choices celebrates providers
• Red Cross honors its heroes
• Ontario works to ban bath salts
• Shelby rally all about cancer fight
• Home sales increase in Mansfield area
• Farmers sweating the rainy spring
• Reception will honor MCS retirees
• Rape suspect a recent inmate
• Bath salts a local 'epidemic'
• Emergency calls: Man stabbed at Legion post
• Deputy's widow supports alert system to catch cop killers
• 11 compete for Miss Lexington
• Crestview schools honored
• Groups mulls options for Mansfield park
• Native son gets Oprah boost
• Wappner helps burial squad honor veterans
• Applications available for Richland County, Shelby block grants
• MSEA buys refrigerator for Harmony House
• Board OKs Arlin Field, Mehock Field work
• Husted to St Peter's: Vote!
• Ron Simon: Ashland Railway workers keeping busy
• Council OKs VOA site
• GF: Bounty of goods arrived
• Rotary McGowan Courage Awards
• Mansfield shifts funding for Community Development Block Grants
• Coast Guard reopens part of Mississippi River
• Lexington Depot to host spring festival
• Plans progress for Mansfield school athletic fields
• Mansfield's finances looking better
• Wow -- just a couple of weeks left in the quarter. Good luck on final exams and projects. Looking forward to seeing all of our graduates and their families in a few weeks!
• VOA foes want 3 readings
• Trial: Doc describes injuries
• Police calls: Man, 74, hurt trying to stop runaway boat trailer
• 6 Richland County youth to receive McGowan Courage Awards
• Local filmmakers tell abortion survivor's story
• Kicking off National Police Week
• Ontario police to use Twitter
• Lexington mayor: Don't worry about losing post office
• Lexington schools wait to decide on size of levy
• Man indicted in boy's rape
• Arlin Field, Mehock on board's agenda
• Fitness walk scheduled for Wednesday
• Most Wanted: Chapman back on the run after recent arrest
• Principals eye Shelby's top spot
• Report: VOA improving
• St. Peter's parade says hello to another century
• A Veteran's Story: Close calls for non-combat role
• News Journal garners top AP awards
• Police calls: Customer finds loaded pistol in cooler at business
• BUILDING PERMITS
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Civil War: Hometown hero spread Mansfield's good name
• K-D Pizza and Iron Grill open
• Butler woman was Ulysses S. Grant family friend
• Appeals court: Landlords are not liable for ankle broken in fall on ice
• Louisiana spillway opened to spare cities
• Women did their part to help during Civil War
• Obama boosts U.S. oil drilling
• Central Park proposal up for debate at Wednesday meeting
• NASA clears Endeavour for Monday launch
• Stuff: Scribbler turns 70, and he couldn't be happier
• Farmers don't fret over possible subsidy cuts
• Eighth-grade students at Crestview Middle School learn value of $1
• Police call train bridge death an accident
• Renaissance Theatre focuses on fewer, bigger shows
• Woman shoots auto repair shop manager, herself
• Inmate: Leande Brooks ditched evidence
• Chris's Cafe reinvented as Red Brick
• 3 face drug trafficking charges
• Suspected car thief who eluded patrol stopped by Galion police
• Richland County tourism industry has bounced back
• State fire inspector guilty of dereliction
• Spring Quarter fees need to be paid in full by May 16. Failure to pay will prohibit registration during priority registration.
• Galion schools to cut 32 jobs next year
• TWIN honors local women
• MedCentral meets rules for 'paperless' records
• NCSC helping prepare Mansfield high school students for college
• Semi hits semi; 1 driver hurt
• Bicycles, dirt cake on elementary menus
• St. Peter's kicks off centennial celebration
• 12 complete Richland Co. drug court
• Crawford Co. Opiate Task Force develops plan of attack
• Plymouth doctor's license suspended
• Five postal workers indicted on bribery, conspiracy charges
• Heavy metal bands featured at Lincoln Way this weekend
• Compost giveaway is over
• Tea party study club
• University analysis: Bones found at dig site not ancient, but not recent
• Census: Mansfield population down 3 percent
• Clear Fork schools consider income tax
• Municipal judge candidates spend top dollar on campaigns
• Galion man is competent to stand trial for assault
• DeWeese ordered to produce documents in lawsuit
• Woof Stock features dog jumping competition
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• StarTek drive supports AIDS Awareness Week
• Richland Co. ahead of curve in prison reform
• Health Dept. contact lines working
• Agencies honored for operation targeting sex offender registration
• Witness describes Mansfield murder scene
• METRICH bust nets Chinese weapons, drugs
• Cardington man gets 22 years for child porn
• AMVETS Career Center offers job help to veterans
• .38 Special headlines Rock-n-Ribs schedule
• Cardington woman dies in crash
• Galion firefighter treated for burns after Monday fire
• National Guard, students to mark Earth Day
• Ontario schools work on finances
• Teacher of the Year is TV guest this week
• Cardington man killed as truck flips
• Methadone clinic must close in Mansfield
• Gavazzi has big plans for Mansfield campus growth
• Jury seated in Leander Brooks Jr. murder trial
• Galion house fire causes $80,000 damage
• Former Ashland educator returning as superintendent
• Avita to rent Crestline Hospital
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Tinney murder case remains up in the air
• Police ID Bucyrus body
• New Vision seeing gospel success
• A Veteran's Story: Dentist served during 2 wars
• Most Wanted: Sex offender never reported to VOA
• Living wage hard to find
• Civil War: Elder Sherman was Camp Mansfield commander
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for faith leaders
• New Delta flood brings back old fears
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Westbrook sued over 90-year-old bond
• Voters trounce new levies, back renewals
• 100 women share Mother's Day dinner
• VENDOR LICENSES
• SEAL tells News Journal about rigors of Hell Week
• Body found under Bucyrus bridge
• Richland Co. corporal's 1864 letter home details life in Sherman's Brigade
• Ohio teacher union leader to speak at Mansfield NAACP banquet
• A soldier's mother has to be tough
• After stint at 'Crime U,' repeat offender makes most of second chance
• Bill would keep low-level felons out of prisons, but could add to overcrowded county jails
• Brooks murder trial is Monday
• Ashland University sends more than 800 into world with new degrees
• News Journal readers share their thoughts about Mom
• Postal workers say service will suffer
• Police have leads on second suspect in Lexington Avenue Drive-Thru case
• Avita Health System bids on Crawford County home
• Motorcyclist recovering after pickup causes wreck
• SEAL with Ontario ties learned to love U.S. military during summer camp
• Costa Rica finds body of U.S. student missing at sea
• Teachers to pay extra dues to fight union law
• RiCI inmate loses assault appeal
• Woman arrested with 47 balloons of heroin in body
• Mansfield officer fired over treatment of detainee
• Check out the Student Success Center blog.
• Registration forms availiable for the TEAS V in the Student Success Center.
• 100 join in National Day of Prayer
• Parents pack Lex drug forum
• Uncle helped Michigan stabbing suspect
• 2 Ohio students drown, 1 missing in Costa Rica
• Commissioners recognize St. Peter's Centennial
• Foundation Academy grows into new wing
• Mayor: Use Ontario, not Mansfield, address
• Ohio House sends budget to Senate
• Police calls: Woman reports feeling threatened by man's bad words
• Ontario opens enrollment
• Quilters club seeking new members
• See piece of steel recovered from World Trade Center
• Local residents targeted in Jamaica prize scam
• Summer/Fall registration checklist: Are you ready for upcoming registration??? Have you: Paid your remaining winter fees? Met with an SSC advisor if you are a Directions Student? Gone online and picked your summer and fall classes? Do you know your
• Winter Quarter 2011 fees need to be paid in full by May 16. Failure to pay will prohibit you from registering during priority registration.
• Farmers hope for drying days
• Anliker won't run again here
• They're back; fill feeders
• Police calls: Bath salts lead man, 24, to barricade self against 'attack'
• Middle school principal honored
• Ohio House to vote today on budget changes
• Mansfield candidates' support varied by ward
• Medicaid lock-in proposed to prevent drug abuse
• Experts weigh in on murder-suicide in northwest Ohio
• Ohio WWII hero will be honored
• CAREER AND TRANSFER EXPO: MAY 11TH IN THE HS CENTER FROM 10-2. 39 CONFIRMED EMPLOYERS ATTENDING. INCLUDING: ASHLAND JUV. DENTENTION CENTER, CACY, FAMILY VIDEO, MANCI, MERCY TIFFIN HOSPITAL, OHIO STATE HIGHWAY PATROL, LEXINGTON COURT CARE CENTER, PRIMER
• Remember.................if you are a Directions advising student. You must come to the Student Success Center and speak with an advisor before registration begins. If you do not, you will be blocked from registering online. Also, register for summer
• PRIORITY REGISTRATION BEGINS SOON!!!! ARE YOU READY???
• Police calls: Thieves make off with dead man's AC units
• Shelby OKs levy for police facility
• Morrow County rape suspect denies charges
• Ashland building measure defeated
• Soldier honored for efforts in saving neighbors' lives
• Plymouth Township road levy approved
• Upset in Mansfield's 6th Ward; Dunn wins in 4th
• Steward to face Blankenship for Mansfield finance director
• Mansfield judges will face challengers
• Sack wins Bucyrus 2nd Ward primary
• Expert: al-Qaida destabilized
• 2 indicted after Craigslist sex sting
• Today's vote to set mayor's race
• Bin Laden hunt finally over
• Shelby Chamber votes to disband
• Deputy and veteran: 'We saw it through'
• Ohio prisons on alert as bin Laden news spread
• Islamic Society of Mansfield president 'happy and relieved'
• Classrooms buzz with bin Laden talk
• Dye firebombing trial delayed
• Shiloh shootings ruled murder-suicide
• Skip Allman stepping down from United Way after 12 years
• Athletic Council fundraiser set for Saturday
• Attention CRJ students: CRJ has been moved to the Business department and so has the CRJ registration date. CRJ student priority registration will begin on May 19,2011 for the summer and fall quarters.
• No more Wednesday early dismissals
• November ballot issues at odds
• Police calls: Intoxicated man flags down cruiser instead of cab
• Facebook-like website helps students and teachers communicate
• Crestline man hurt in rollover
• Civil War: Lexington man's ancestor survived Gettysburg
• Copperheads hurt Civil War recruiting
• W.Va. fugitive picked up in Ashland County
• Mansfield mayor, judges aim to clean up graffiti
• Most Wanted: Sex offender has been missing nine years
• Blasts from 150 years past
• Photo gallery: Pinewood Derby
• Ron Simon: Retirement and rest don't add up
• Ohio spending $1.4 billion to land new jobs
• High school harder than it used to be
• Bullies at work too common
• Two Mansfielders on Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.
• Amanda Sabourin named Miss Ontario
• Safety tax supporters go door-to-door
• Concerts will honor mother, unite churches for evening of fun, fellowship
• St. Peter's grad records devastating tornado
• Superintendent oops sparks special meeting in Galion
• Elderly Shiloh couple fatally shot
• 179th releases name of guardsman found dead
• $100K bond set for Marengo man in sexual abuse case
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Even rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since '32
• 3 Ohio cities reach April rainfall record
• Judge rules DeWeese not immune from lawsuit
• 2 Mansfield officers retire
• Wind wreaks minor havok
• Mansfield event memorializes those who died on the job
• No foul play suspected in death
• Angela Wolboldt is Teacher of the Year
• Dancing with the local stars
• Meet Mansfield's teacher of year
• Two Mansfield police officers are placed on restricted duty
• Galion home invasion sentences upheld
• Mansfield safety forces plan one last levy push
• Galion man gets prison for 11th DUI
• Suspect in Mansfield gunshot incident arrested
• Bingo! Booster club gets chance to make case for license
• Madison schools to cut teaching, administrator jobs
• 2nd robbery suspect still at large
• Hang on to your hat: High wind warning until 10 a.m.
• Board hires Stephens as interim treasurer
• Culliver touts 'promises kept' at Democrat luncheon
• Culliver touts 'promises kept' at Democrat luncheon
• Finance director candidate: City's budget process has failed
• Madison trustees to meet
• Arbor Day in Ontario
• Madison Township woman claims link to royal wedding
• Obama's move doesn't satisfy all doubters
• Finance director candidate: City's budget process has failed
• Mansfield schools planning uses for vacant buildings
• Mansfield business in flood plain wins variance
• Mohican Wildlife event comes up this weekend
• If you received a phone call from the college today, please listen to your voicemail. If you believe you received this message in error, please call 419-755-4547 and leave your name, student id and phone number. We will return your call.
• New students will be enrolled at Raemelton
• Police calls: Women report being victims of cable account fraud
• GM workers push UnWay over top
• Shelby says new high school could be delayed
• PROM: Please, Return on Monday
• Man shot in robbery attempt
• Marriage turmoil predated tragedy in Oak Harbor
• 'Most Wanted' Mansfield fugitive arrested with copy of story
• Safety officials offer Ontario residents tips
• Richland County's drug court flourishing
• $4 gas slams local drivers
• Special board meeting set for Wednesday
• 1 charge dropped in sex sting
• Renewal of Loudonville levy 'critical'
• Area dodges tornado, but not rain
• Candidates focus on finances
• Bucyrus man also arrested in sex sting
• Police calls: Man in middle of road gets summons for possession
• Children's museum will open this week in Mansfield
• Lexington board accepts transfer of land into school district
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Crestline council prepares for switch
• Northmor teacher arraigned, suspended
• Goyal town hall meeting is Wednesday
• Galion Council sets Tuesday agenda
• Teacher of the Year program Thursday
• Home sales up, but prices down
• More people tripping on bath salts
• In rain, the son also rises
• Most Wanted: At least one fugitive knows task force is looking for him
• A Veteran's Story: Marine spent long year in DMZ
• Police calls: One man jailed after fight over prize shoes
• Tragic romance eclipses 2nd-to-last shuttle flight
• NY case underscores Wi-Fi privacy dangers
• Ohio missing out on taxes from fossil fuel drilling
• Ron Simon: It's a day for thinking about faith and forgiveness
• Mansfield leaders stepped up when nation was divided by Civil War
• Madison Township firefighters bring ground zero artifact home
• A Bellville captain describes eve of Civil War
• When is phone tracking too much?
• Firefighters still battling Texas blazes
• Renewed fight for gay marriage hits N.Y. suburbs
• Pastors craft Easter messages with care
• Public records case could have implications for lawsuit against Bucyrus
• Benefits blunted income losses in 2009
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Benefit planned as reporter Dan Clutter awaits transplant
• Mansfield native Kimberly Yeager Miller featured in documentary
• Governments learn effects of Gov. John Kasich budget
• 19-year-old motorcyclist's organs save at least six lives
• Crestline, now a village, waiting for state to answer election questions
• Ashland pursues school bond
• Study: Vaccines prevented 300K influenza cases
• Leaders at odds over VOA plan
• Campaign spending varies widely
• Wet weekend raises concerns about flooding
• Police calls: 79-year-old reports wallet taken at gunpoint
• Recycling entrepreneurs
• Critics of park drilling speak up
• Vehicle license fees may go up
• Sweep nets 17 drug suspects
• Dry ice lake suggests Mars once had a 'Dust Bowl'
• Hard work, and a lot of caring, go into annual mock crashes
• Ontario council raises the roof issue
• Mansfield professor explains fracking procedures
• Museum for kids opening in Mansfield next week
• Finally, a day with SUNSHINE!!! We needed this!!!
• Police calls: Man says calls for 'Daniel' increased phone bill to $1,500
• CHAP relocating to bigger digs
• Cuts likely at Mansfield post office
• Teacher arrested in Web sex sting
• Falling church closes street
• Mansfield mayoral candidate wants to get city on track
• Pioneer Career & Technology Center to have open house
• 4-Hers can learn about rabbit project
• Man killed in crash outside Bucyrus
• Police to collect expired prescription drugs
• Mansfield still considering street light fee
• Courses for summer and fall quarters are online now.
• Lex man arrested in sting
• Hundreds using Calisolar link on NC State College homepage
• Study of Mansfield mail processing operations announced
• Mansfield's finance director, mayor at odds over letter
• Famous fisherman coming to town
• Shelby residents to vote on jail facility
• Percussion project lots of fun
• Mansfield City Council approves two-year firefighters contract
• Richland County Children Services caseworker arrested
• Sheriff wants more neighborhood watch groups
• Dog bite could have led to heart attack
• Jobless rate dips in Richland County
• Rep. Tiberi leads in Ohio fundraising
• Friend's death in bike crash didn't deter Mansfield teen who died Sunday
• Oak Harbor killings perplex authorities, neighbors
• Mansfield city council likely to OK fire contract
• Mansfield man, 24, charged in death of guardsman
• Police calls: Naked man found walking in traffic
• 2 teens indicted in Feb. 14 killing
• Sullivan man bitten by dog dies
• Farmers going for green
• Presentation to focus on "fracking"
• Mansfield man accused of sexual assaults
• Sullivan man dies after dog attack
• Newman workers laid off in wake of Honda's quake-reduced demand
• Man injured in Friday motorcycle crash dies
• KeyCorp returns to a profit in its 1st quarter
• MCS show now on Time Warner channel 16
• Hows the quarter going everyone?
• Brothers accused of sex offenses found in Richland County
• DIRECTIONS/PROBATION STUDENTS: We will be accepting walk-ins at the Student Success Center from April 25th to May 13th to pick summer/fall classes and unlock your registration window. Remember: if you are required to take WRT115,WRT116, RDG116, MTH100,
• Kitty shower is cat's meow
• Dog quarantined after attack
• Blaze destroys business
• Airman gets fire training
• Veteran: Lucas native helped fly cargo between India, China
• Bill allows immigration enforcement at local level
• Ohio lawmakers split on budget deal
• Council to talk about streets, energy savings
• Most Wanted: Police seek two men
• Crime victims recognized
• Oak Harbor man kills family, self
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Utica Shale deposits hold potential for oil, gas, jobs
• Central Ohio's Underground Railroad
• Be wary of health inspector scam
• 55th Easter Sunrise Service planned
• MWCD completes $1.2 million in work
• Stuff: Civil War piques interest of many
• Police find remains in backyard
• Boats collide on Ohio River
• Three townships seek fire renewal levies
• Mansfield firefighters approve contract
• State was gateway to Lake Erie, Canada and freedom
• Recycling trailer schedule
• First class finishes Veterans Court
• Teen rider badly injured in 430 crash
• 295th awaits year-long deployment
• Ohio willing to lease turnpike
• House Republicans pass $6 trillion spending cut plan
• Obama: Raise debt ceiling or risk recession
• Redistricting process beginning
• Opponents of union law cleared to pursue repeal
• Ousted justice says he puts God before state
• Crawford Co. home shuttered
• There is a new program on campus; TRIO is now accepting applications. Services available include: Grant Aid, Academic Advising, Tutorial Services, College Tours & Transfer Assistance, Workshops, Career & Personal Advising, Financial Literacy Trai
• Rock-n-Ribs will heat up July with great bands, great food and an amazing value. July 14, 15 & 16! watch for news and band information coming soon!
• Mark your calendars and plan to attend the North Central State College Career & Transfer Expo on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 in the hallways of the Health Sciences Center. Nearly 80 colleges and employers will be in attendance to provide information on
• 'Ghost Adventures' cast a major happening at OSR conference
• Schools cram in calamity days
• New Store's new site A-OK
• 'Fracking' talk set for Thursday at OSU-Mansfield
• Civil War vet remembered by Ashland descendants
• Boy dragged under SUV faces long recovery
• Census means Ohio has 3 more cities
• Congress OKs big budget cuts -- bigger fights await
• Mansfield fights school boundary change
• Police sgt. gets 30 days for DUI
• Goyal schedules town hall meeting
• Engineer closes bridge on Smiley in Shelby
• Speeding man found with 4 pounds of marijuana
• Three days added to end of school year
• Second Tuition Loan Plan payment is due April 15
• Car sales up dramatically
• New steeple marks merger
• Madison fire gets $75K grant
• Post-flood Toy Time drive winding down
• Owner fighting 3-year-old demolition order
• Restaurant awaits final go-ahead to open site in Ontario
• Mansfield Christian students learn Brinkerhoff's role in Civil War
• Ontario gives levy a second try
• Safety tax renewal on May 3 ballot
• Humane Society registered for kitten shower fundraiser
• Restaurant awaits final go-ahead to open site in Ontario
• "Every job is a self-portrait of the person who did it. Autograph your work with excellence." Unknown
• Simpson demolition among facilities plans
• Higher ed adapts to new fiscal reality
• Firefighters voting on contract
• Big plans for closed city schools
• Ohio AG has OSR roundtable
• Lindsay faces resentencing for attempted rape, kidnapping
• Pastor plays 'Price is Right'
• Ron Simon: You can't lick your elbow, and other interesting stuff
• Plymouth doctor sues after losing workers' comp cases
• Richland Co. owes Mansfield $76.5K after water bill error
• Ohio tax revenue exceeds estimates again
• Water service shut off for parts of Lex-Springmill and West 4th
• Remy explains his job
• Sherman's brigade trained in Mansfield
• Police calls: Pills found in suspect's underwear
• Losers win in Plymouth gym's challenge
• Woman sentenced to four years for fatal accident
• New Ontario super tops Hall's pay
• Dye accused of 2nd Mansfield fire
• Cannons began the Civil War
• Can you believe it's week three of the Spring quarter??? Hope you are settled into classes!!! Plans are to have summer and fall course selections online during week 4. This is the only time of the year that we register for 2 quarters at one time.
• There's a lot of excitement over the news about Calisolar potentially moving to Mansfield. We're proud to have helped so far, and look forward to playing our role to help prepare the workforce for their arrival.
• Board of Education will meet Tuesday
• Electrician served in 2 wars
• Ohio teacher firing case back in state court
• Pension changes benefit schools
• Candidates boycott debate to protest tea party lawsuit
• Lexington's walker trying to get back on feet
• Most Wanted: 2 women sought
• Obama will lay out spending plan
• Mansfield pastor chosen on 'The Price Is Right'
• Projects to improve school safety
• Lexington holding its own financially
• Anniversary of Civil War's start noted in NJ
• Grand plans at closed Clear Fork Ski Area in Butler
• Democrat dinner speaker in Mansfield targets Gov. John Kasich
• Only 2 in Ohio GOP voted 'no' on budget
• Ron Simon: Civil War research takes over table
• Tax deadline extended to April 18 for D.C. holiday
• Man appeals in ODOT case
• Efforts to control lake algae prompt optimism
• Teen party turns deadly near Philadelphia
• Lover of log cabins glad to find structure to restore
• Tea party sues Mansfield school district
• One horse killed in Ashland accident
• Deal avoids government shutdown
• Nigeria bombing kills 8 ahead of crucial elections
• Syrian protests turn deadly; 32 killed
• NATO criticized over Libya campaign
• Calisolar files rate application with PUCO
• 9 of 10 horses saved in trailer crash
• Calisolar makes PUCO filing
• ATTENTION STUDENTS IN FYE161: If you have not yet made your CSI appointment please do so immediately. Spaces are filling up and appointment times are only available through April 22,2011. REMEMBER......if you have made an appointment and can't make
• SSC Bulletin Board New Features: Buy, sell or trade textbooks, advertise for items needed or wanted, look for a roomate, advertise a club, and find useful articles. The board is located outside of the Student Success Center in Kee Hall.
• Ohio BOE bucks recommendation, OKs transfer of land to Lex
• Another arson at 27 Granite?
• Pioneer hosts job fair
• Fire dept. has leadership void
• Shutdown talks yield no deal as clock ticks
• Proposed law allows hunting of geese in Ontario
• Secretaries, clerk given access to fiscal officer's computer
• Richland County honors Snow Trails and owner David Carto
• Leedy Road debate back in court
• Budget talks derail Boehner appearance in Ashland
• Repairs after Saturday train derailment
• Calisolar could fuel rebound
• Club: Bingo assets belong to it
• Shutdown would affect thousands of federal workers in Ohio
• Is this the budget we want?
• Ohio Senate OKs ban on abortion of viable fetuses
• Democrats only in 4th Ward race
• Japan quake affects work in Bucyrus
• Friend: Slain woman was in difficult breakup
• Money coming to help opiate addicts find jobs
• Next tea party guest: Judge Roy Moore
• Ron Simon: The buildings of my youth are biting the dust
• Job training could be crucial for Calisolar
• Mansfield City Council unites in support of safety tax
• Richland prosecutor won't charge drug users on OWN program
• Calisolar says Ohio package preferred
• Mansfield police sergeant's sentencing delayed
• Wedding chatter triggered Calisolar's interest
• Calisolar: Sprint to the finish
• 'Idol' finalist plans hometown show
• Ohio union law foes turn in initial petitions
• Counterfeit bills found at Galion bank
• THIS FRIDAY, April 8th @ Kehoe Center in Shelby -- Graphic EDge, Ohio Graphic Educators Conference from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. There are a lot of great speakers and resources attending to share their wisdom with all of us here in Mansfield and at North
• Gas pains growing
• Japanese nuclear plant dumps contaminated water into sea
• Southwest incident prompts FAA inspection order
• Obama announces candidacy for 2nd term
• Union rallies across Ohio, nation invoke memories of MLK Jr.
• Rutledge makes case to be Mansfield finance director
• Floods preventing you from seeking tax help? Here are alternatives
• Foo Fighters film on screens, tonight-only
• With planting season at hand, farmers keep eyes on skies
• Support sought for Mansfield safety tax renewal
• Did anybody check out Chinua Hawk last week? Was it a good time?
• Second week of classes. How's the new quarter starting? Brand new weather again. Did the sun come up this morning? Looks pretty gray out there -- and WET! Drive safely and try to stay dry. Stay tuned. It'll change in a few hours.
• Fire department retirees total 120 years experience
• Slashing budget job 1 for city
• Crestline student did something when she saw a need
• Bellville medic had to hit the road in order to treat wounded
• U.S. extends its airstrike role in Libya
• Ohio governor flooded with emails amid fight with unions
• Emergency calls: Man says girlfriend knifed and choked him
• Shelby residents seek more flood recovery help
• Stuff: Artichoke pizza is just a short drive away
• Richland County ranks average for health
• Mansfield faces budget-saving options
• D.A.R.E. Olympics provides positive environment
• Pakistani militant group a global terror threat
• U.S. eases off in Libya, while Gadhafi holds on
• New governors, big battles
• From country girl to COTC president
• Traffic deaths down nationwide
• Chief justice wants to change way Ohio appoints, elects judges
• Crawford Co. auditor warns of impostors
• Glenn Tinney won't be released
• Students tour Warren Rupp, learn about industrial jobs
• Mansfield teen victim of hit-skip
• 'Grizzly Adams' star in town for shoot
• Union law expected to influence races
• Thrill is back, so are crowds at amusement parks
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.8 percent, two-year low
• Afghans storm U.N. office; 7 foreigners killed
• Is your county good for your health?
• Richland County schools stand to lose $8.6 million
• Police calls: Man, 71, robbed and assaulted by 4 intruders
• Obese Ohio man dies after being cut out of home for medical care
• Buzzard gets 3 years for domestic violence plea
• Dinner to benefit family after fatal fire
• Absentee voting for primary under way
• Shelby ER patient's lawsuit tossed
• Children's acting classes offered
• Mifflin Township firefighters awarded $105K Homeland Security grant
• Legislators OK bargaining limits; unions vow fight
• Boosters told to fork over assets
• Ruth Papay parole request denied
• Escaped Richland County inmate, friend arrested
• Two administrators start work for Richland County Sheriff
• Jay Goyal: Senate Bill 5 'an outrageous assault'
• Lampley murder conviction upheld
• Mansfield fee, tax increases will require approval
• Calisolar deal still on track
• Mansfield cops: Tinney didn't do it
• ok. Sunny skies and a little cool yesterday -- but SNOW today?!? Stupid Groundhog!
• Glenn Tinney likely to be released
• Escapee from Richland County jail found 7 hours later
• Schools will compete for funds
• Injuries minor after fuel tanker crashes into house near Rowsburg
• Family of slain police officers, firefighters protected in SB 5 revision
• Stolen car found in Black Fork
• Judge glad to sentence drug dealer
• Mansfield plan includes higher fees and fire cuts
• ACLU: Mansfield City Schools impeded free speech
• Shelby officials back drug probe after 'Our America' episode
• Beautiful Day in Mansfield. Howz that new quarter goin? Quite a few cars on campus again today. Loving the sun and nice to see students back on campus!
• Stolen vehicle found ditched in Black Fork near Ohio 603
• Ohio House panel OKs public worker union bill
• Butler explosion a criminal act
• ACLU to Mansfield City Schools: 'Censorship is counterproductive'
• Semi carrying fuel crashes into house on U.S. 250
• Megabus adds 5 Ohio cities, Pittsburgh hub
• West Longview closed for emergency water line repair
• Lex board OKs $1.5M in cuts
• Governor says changes to the prison system are overdue
• Explosion blows windows out of vacant home near Butler
• Broadcast may yield charges for Ling, Oprah network
• Tea party event: Truth telling or fear mongering?
• Singer will give free performance
• Third mayoral candidate makes pitch to local GOP
• Ohio official: Budget guts poison control
• School choice expanding as record fine languishes
• Controversial 'anti-Islamic' event finds new venue
• Safety concerns prompt event cancelation
• Bridge gets in their blood, Mansfield club members say
• Child molester's appeal denied
• 1st impression lands man on Richland County 'Most Wanted' list
• Police calls: Man threatens harm to boy, 16, and dog too
• HAPPY FIRST DAY OF SPRING QUARTER.
• A Veteran's Story: Machinist took his skills to Navy
• Book stirs debate about afterlife
• Senate to hold hearing on anti-Muslim bigotry
• Harry Coover, creator of Super Glue, dies at 94
• Woman who buried tenants in yard dies in prison
• Crews fighting nuclear crisis face new obstacles
• Gadhafi's forces hit in air raids
• Teach for America proposal has some detractors
• City to gather storm debris
• Temp work driving job growth
• Richland County Sheriff's Office losing two top people
• Fourth Jester brother earns military education
• JOBS 101: A Note to Readers
• Warning sirens will be tested
• Shelby-Ontario Road to close
• TWIN deadline extended
• Sell recycled arts, crafts April 30
• Libyan woman claims rape by soldiers, is dragged off
• Recycling trailer schedule
• Cross burning suspect pleads innocent
• U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan drops by, answers questions
• Mansfield-area job numbers brighten a bit for February
• NAACP: Tea party speaker coming to Mansfield is 'anti-Muslim'
• Colorado firefighters contain two wildfires
• Mansfield police: 23-year-old's death 'suspicious'
• Obama to outline Libya plan
• Police from across state attend funeral for slain Sandusky officer
• Lawsuit over liquefying bodies in court
• Japanese nuclear plant reports possible breach
• Search of Mansfield bar results in 2 arrests, 6 charges
• Mansfield, Richland County jobless rates drop in Feb.
• Crews respond to car in field near Butler
• Mansfield police force cuts likely
• Richland County residents not eligible for flood aid
• Sergeant guilty of driving impaired
• Japanese TV crew spotlights Mansfield Sister Cities group
• Donation Show to raise funds for The 105 in Mansfield
• Mansfield man arrested in Dangerous Dozen capture
• Mansfield police sergeant guilty of driving impaired
• Contract talks with Mansfield firefighters must wait, board rules
• Charges filed in Morrow County cross-burning
• Man accused in Morrow cross burning incident to be arraigned
• Group pushes to end disparity in cocaine sentences
• Richland County doesn't qualify for low-interest flood loans
• Police calls: Women get physical after refused cigarettes
• Hollywood, world lose a film icon
• Mansfield reviews firefighters' offer
• Split council OKs Shelby budget
• Trooper: 'There was no doubt' about officer's intoxication
• Don't like the weather? Wait a few minutes
• Five people injured in U.S. 30 crash at Laver Road
• Probe continues into Crestline woman's fatal crash
• Madison bids adieu to veteran teachers, staffers
• Beaver goes Krogering
• Tornado watch in effect until 9 p.m.
• Jury picked in Shari Robertson trial
• Mansfield planning commission discusses VOA move
• Ontario picks Massillon superintendent
• Shelby family disgruntled by local reaction to Oprah network show
• Coya gets probation for sex offense against girl, 6
• Cat rescued after 7 days in tree
• Shelby council reconvenes
• Mansfield men among 'Dangerous Dozen'
• Richland All Sports Boosters plan response to loss of bingo license
• Corrections
• Richland County Young Marines leader steps down
• Ontario to offer school chief post to Massillon superintendent
• Food service featured on weekly TV show
• Oprah network checks in on Richland County drug users
• Ball makes case to support safety forces
• Ohio soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Madison Township considering $11K audit
• BWC decertifies doctor in Plymouth
• State budget cuts won't hurt Lexington too much
• Pair indicted in January standoff involving marijuana transaction
• Regional home sales slump 29 percent in February
• Crawford County eligible for flood loans
• Shelby mayor concerned with budget stall
• Firefighters don't need bond to repay city
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan lived in Trotwood
• Due to schedule conflicts and technology needs, the following classes have been relocated for spring quarter: BUS110-30 (F124), RDG116-02P(F125), MTH103-16(F70),ECE210-01(F98),EDU243-30(F72). The F stands for Fallerius. It is a good idea to check your
• District grading period extended to April 1
• US offers loans in Ohio counties that flooded
• Hundreds mourn Ohio officer killed in shooting (videos)
• Mansfield police chief earns Ph.D.
• Woman defends animals' care
• Police calls: Man found asleep in backyard with stolen items
• Jordan discusses federal spending, Senate race
• Most Wanted: False address provided at start of parole
• Blueberry Patch fills void left by Crown Tower
• Kasich budget cuts air quality funding
• Veteran's story: Farmer stole glance at Patton
• GOP helps revitalize Ohio Dems
• Director of re-entry ministry will speak at support group meeting
• Volunteers of America to present idea for new Mansfield facility
• More than a budget: Gov. John Kasich aims to shake up Ohio governments
• Moore Inspirations opens in stately building on Broadway
• Battle against prescription abuse shifts focus
• Partnership with OSU-Mansfield renews focus on student literacy
• Mansfield recreation lawsuit in settlement talks
• Minorities in Ohio often create own jobs
• Reading plan targets at-risk first-graders
• OSU-Mansfield professor earns teaching honor
• Veterans get free legal advice
• Businesses want answers after flooding
• Ohio charging inmates $1 per month for electricity
• School administrators to learn about federal plans
• Galion's Planned Parenthood to close
• Resurfacing to close lanes on U.S. 30
• Lexington officials happy to remain a village
• Investigation led to booster club's loss of bingo
• Preschoolers protest geese deterrents
• CODA asks for help with individual flooding cases
• Mansfield students have class on Monday
• Group takes on unmet flood needs
• Good luck to our friends across campus as the Buckeyes begin the NCAA Tournament this afternoon in Cleveland -- in the same arena our Mansfield Mavericks played in a few weeks back! Even though our colors are different, it seems fitting to offer a good
• Gas-saving myths: What really saves you at the pump?
• Mohican landowners told to scrutinize lease docs before signing
• Schools will be in session on March 28
• Spring Quarter 2011 fees are due by March 22, 2011. Log onto MyNC and click on Account Summary by Term to see your balance.
• Many schools to have less funding
• State rejects bingo application from Richland All Sports
• Leadership Unlimited visits Newhope Industries
• Police calls: Man has bag of candle wax, gets summons
• 100+ go bald for a cause
• Neighborhood Watch meeting
• Rock-n-Ribs' headliners named
• Japan's nuclear crisis could affect Piketon plan
• Physician faces fraud investigation
• So how are finals going? It's a beautiful day to celebrate and then GO OUTSIDE!!! or inside and watch a little march madness basketball!!!!
• Small biz owners go to DC to save credit card reform
• PBS notes Crawford Co. decline
• OSHA: Grain bin death was preventable
• Township officials won't appeal Madison post office closing
• Grant will help repair seniors' homes
• Shelby grad's fatal wounds self-inflicted
• More governments advising citizens to leave Tokyo
• Morrow County burned cross sparks lawsuit
• Nuclear disaster possible here?
• Locals visit Calisolar in Canada
• Ashland man dies from Monday crash
• Japan prepares to restart work at nuclear plant
• Board cuts three administrative positions
• State 'reform' budget unveiled
• Mansfield firefighters agree to negotiate
• PHOTOS: Shelby's old city hall comes down
• Japanese plant poses little threat to U.S. -- for now
• Stabbing-spree suspect had 'doozy of a day'
• 400 rally against SB 5
• Last American veteran of World War I buried
• Mansfield school board cuts three administrative positions
• Mansfield City Council officially opposes SB 5
• Madison teachers ponder strike
• Cold case still haunts Mellick family
• Kasich's budget cuts local government fund in half
• Crestline mayor cleared of criminal intent over missing items
• Morrow Co woman in serious condition after Ohio 314 crash today
• Ontario school board cancels special meeting
• MCS-NCSC relationship is focus of TV show
• Shelby graduate fatally stabbed
• Final tally: 85 pets confiscated
• Mansfield Sister Cities group sets up Japan relief fund
• Miss Ohio still working toward deal with local volunteers
• Emergency repairs will close County Road 1302 for 2 days
• Rusiska might not reapply to state board
• Mansfield City Council opposes SB 5
• 2 local men arrested in Lancaster
• Mansfield schools, AU team for math project
• Local Red Cross accepting donations for Japan relief
• Local fund, Red Cross will help Japanese people
• AU, MCS join in math turnaround program
• 2005 Shelby graduate stabbed, killed in Lucas County
• Mansfield union supporters prepare today for Tuesday's rally
• Elyria boy safe, thought taken by mom's boyfriend
• Most Wanted: Man stopped reporting to parole office
• Ashland woman helps promote 'heartbeat bill'
• Nuclear crisis intensifies
• Police calls: Woman escapes BF angry over lost keys
• Photos: Choir Day at Mount Calvary Baptist
• Ohio schools brace for Kasich's budget proposal
• Aid flows to Japan
• Death toll climbs as Japan struggles to recover
• Mansfield Municipal Court
• Felony sentencings
• Marriage licenses
• Group spreads awareness about MS at mall event
• Business improves, but recovery of jobs still slow
• Fewer people returning to prison in Ohio, Richland County
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Sunshine Week: Lawmakers' cell phones often remain out of public reach
• Sunshine Week: AP survey shows obstacles to openness
• Efforts to help fill Toy Time's shelves
• Youth For Christ celebrates rebirth
• Mansfielders await word from friends, associates
• Richland County Children Services praised before U.S. Senate
• Mansfield officers cleared in December fatal shooting
• Hundreds dead, missing amid ruin in Japan
• Dozens of dogs, cats confiscated from Bowman Street property
• Mayor Don Culliver outlines new Mansfield budget plan
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Rivers flood across East, forcing evacuations
• Ohio county fires law firm over labor legislation
• Richland Bank picks new CEO
• Mansfield GOP mayoral candidates outline plans
• Residents continue to cope with floods
• Shelby workers angered by SB 5
• 401(k)-style retirement plans on the table for public employees
• Teen aims to shave her head -- again
• Owner of condemned home sues
• Two Volunteers of America escapees arrested
• More Mansfield police layoffs likely
• Treasurer asked to run against Sen. Sherrod Brown
• DeWine: Ohio medical board must do more to fight prescription drug abuse
• Winter storm warning starts at 8 p.m. through Friday
• Don't forget -- The Digital Media Open House is TONIGHT, Thursday, March 10th at the Kehoe Center in Shelby! You can meet our graduates, view their work and tour the facilities -- from 5-7 p.m. tonight. if you need information, call Lynn Damberg
• ODOT reports high water closure on Ohio 603
• Richland County traffic stop yields kilo of cocaine
• Board OKs agreements, 5-year forecast
• Ohio House approves increase in school 'snow days'
• Census shows 3.1 pct decline for Mansfield
• Police in Morrow County waiting to ID burned cross suspects
• Restitution issue slowing paralegal's case
• Mansfield looking at more personnel cuts
• Mansfield teachers, staff accept pay freeze
• Former Bellville police officer loses second appeal
• Rain today, snow tomorrow
• Brown bill targets prescription drug theft
• Richland posts January jobless jump; trend seen statewide
• Tressel draws fine, suspension
• Gov. Kasich pledges big changes to come
• Weather saps OT budget
• Slapped teen gets 8 years
• Flood watch in effect through Thursday afternoon
• Madison Board of Education to meet Friday
• School cook has served Mansfield kids since 1971
• Board approves Shelby ballot
• Mansfield board OKs plans for Ashland University nursing school
• Board approves Shelby ballot
• Ontario school employees will take pay freeze
• Ohio governor's speech offers energy, few details
• Mansfield Board of Ed sets meeting to consider union agreement
• Don't forget Engineering Club this Friday. Contact Troy Shutler in Kee Hall or call 419-755-4896 to get the scoop!
• Pomp, protests mix on day of Kasich's state of state speech
• Board of education will meet Wednesday
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• Academy expands to meet demand
• SB5 packs Shelby council meeting
• VOA wants site near MANCI
• Police calls: Woman accused of stealing flower bulbs, shelving
• VFW mural to honor veterans
• Lexington residents cope with pink water
• Woodville apt. fire displaces 6 families
• Dad sues children services after 4-yr-old paralyzed in crash
• Winter Quarter fees need paid by March 11, 2011, or your account will be charged a $50 late fee.
• Men take 1,400-mile road trip to retrieve car for stranger
• Richland County hires two assistant prosecutors
• Family marooned atop vehicle
• Veteran's Story: Navy made volunteer a weather man
• Police calls: Man has been following girl home from school
• Ohio churches teach English as a second language
• U.S. Marshals end surrender program
• Report: Central Ohio to save $74 million if union bill passes
• Budget cuts could send more local offenders to prison instead of rehab
• Most Wanted: Burglar could be anywhere between Ohio and Louisiana
• Gov. John Kasich to lay out his vision for Ohio
• New concealed handgun licenses down in Richland County
• Rain floods residences, roads
• Teacher pension changes proposed
• JOBS 101: Longer commutes the norm
• JOBS 101: Local workers while away the miles
• Some test scores too good to believe
• Career switch requires self appraisal
• Unions losing strength
• Perfection may be elusive, but morality is not
• Local religious community appalled by Morrow Co. cross burning
• Proposal would reunite Mansfield's Central Park
• All Mansfield Post Office operations have resumed
• Kasich: I'll sign Ohio union bill
• Unions wary of Dems' convention plans in N.C.
• Mansfield Council unanimously approves paving projects
• Bill would require drug companies to report doctor gifts
• How to be safe after a flood
• Group wants to improve north entrance to the city
• Mansfield man dies in Americarb industrial accident
• No early dismissals on March 9
• Ohio unemployment falls again, to 9.4 pct.
• Doctor, nurse save Ontario student from pool
• Track owner: Time was right
• Burned cross stuns family
• Flooded family not sure about help
• More rain expected throughout weekend
• Boehner blocks ceremony for WWI vet
• Mount Vernon teacher firing case moved to federal court
• Humane Society says Ohio veal regulation threatens deal
• Ohio union-limiting bill speeds toward passage
• Several businesses plan to grow in Ontario
• Mansfield officer taking stairs to help combat CF
• A new club is forming -- an Engineering Club. First meeting is Friday, March 11th. Club members will be visiting companies throughout the region to explore the types of jobs you can get with a degree in engineering. You'll be surprised how those
• Union bill whizzing through Ohio Legislature
• Newspaper: Ohio payroll drops for 2nd year
• Racing veterans buy Mid-Ohio
• Flood ravages Toy Time
• Madison Twp. special meeting
• Elections board meets Tuesday
• Celebrate new Nissan showroom
• Foreclosure help office moves
• New nurses paired with mentors
• Mansfield fugitive caught after nine years on the run
• ODOT notes more openings, one closure from high water
• Committee OKs no-strike bill
• District pony driver loves his work
• 3 guilty in Gee Spot shooting
• Laid-off Mansfield firefighters await callback after ruling
• Mansfield Post Office, customers forced to adjust after flood
• Day after: Cleanup begins
• Amendment to union bill would ban strikes by public employees
• Flood ruins church's building in Lexington
• Police calls: 'Little Dog' knocks twice, 2nd time waving gun
• Gingrich preps for likely White House bid
• ERs see plenty of drug poisoning cases
• Oil rises above $100 after surprise U.S. supply drop
• Body of Bellefontaine man found in Tennessee
• Got mail? Mansfield Post Office resumes delivery
• Richland County real estate tax deadline extended to March 7
• Mansfield fiscal recovery panel sets emergency meeting Wedensday
• Flooding leads to evacuation of 80 Morrow County residents
• State to Mansfield: Expect to cut jobs
• Rapidly rising waters strand many
• Experience, early response help fight flood in Shelby
• Ontario still in Calisolar running
• Flood, rescue, assess, repeat
• NWS flood warning in effect until noon
• Police calls: Building on Sixth Street ransacked
• Crumbling building leads to lawsuit in Shelby
• Mansfield eyes repaving, flood regulations
• Floodwaters 'came up that quick'
• Flood damage moves Mansfield Post Office to fairgrounds
• Firefighter ruling has Mansfield looking for deep cuts elsewhere
• Ohio tax credit for Calisolar keeps Ontario in running
• REGISTRATION UPDATE: You will be able to ADD and DROP classes online for the SPRING QUARTER until Monday, April 4,2011.
• Richland County flood warning extended to 9 p.m.
• Motorists stranded, low-lying areas flooded, Shelby hit again
• Morrow County deputy tells of surviving hail of bullets
• He wanted to do his part in WWII
• Toddler trapped in bank vault for two hours
• Sources say Gingrich set to announce presidential run
• Gov. Kasich on unions: 'We're not going after anybody's rights'
• Ohio legislation targets 'pill mills'
• Report: State, local taxes were down in Ohio in 2009
• Auction aims to help Alzheimer's Association
• Shelby schools eye race relations after student raises awareness
• The SB 5 Debate: Local lawmakers split on merits of collective bargaining bill
• Winter Carnival draws crowd to Snow Trails
• JOBS 101: Manufacturing is alive, well
• Forum on medical marijuana
• Report workplace discrimination
• Mayoral candidate forum
• Q&A: Breaking down Senate Bill 5
• Stuff: It's easy to turn to the Internet for a while during hibernation
• Worker loses 2nd appeal of Goodwill suit
• Police will bring watch groups together
• Tuesday, March 1,2011 begins registration for Pre-health and Undeclared majors. The online window will open at 5:00 a.m.
• Online registration begins Tuesday,March 1,2011 for the following majors; Pre-Health and undeclared.
• Snowmelt coming soon
• Sheriff: Suspect says bodies of Ohio couple in Georgia
• Rape suspect accused in another attack
• Ohioan who raped grandma gets death for two murders
• North Central Ohio home sales surge
• Gov. John Kasich ponders charter universities plan
• 4 Amish children die when buggy flips in Ky. creek
• MMP disputes tax bill in local court
• State officials say Ohio flu season peaking
• Democrats and union leaders say no fix for Ohio bill
• Watch out for that ditch!
• Police calls: Missing tobacco sparks argument
• School audit identifies issues
• City must bring back firefighters
• Slapping inmate costs jailer his job (video)
• View and report business, church and event cancellations
• North Central State College and Mansfield - OSU are closed for today, Friday, February 25, 2011. Stay warm and stay safe!
• Man charged in deaths of Ohio couple found in car
• No motive known yet in Mansfield stabbing death
• Judge: Ex-Senior High principal can have grand jury records
• News Journal collects 14 AP award nominations
• Richland County grand jury gets kidnap case
• United Way of Richland County drive finishes just shy of goal
• Jailer pleads to assault of teen, agrees to resign
• DeWeese rules in favor of union
• Mansfield police warn of 2 current scams
• Judge: Give Dixon grand jury info
• Math committee meeting postponed
• More freezing rain and snow on the way
• Survivor talks; kids listen
• Hale gets 7 yrs for slaying son
• Police calls: Scam artist thanks 'grandma' for $2,900 wired
• Winter storm watch in effect for Thursday, Friday; 5-7 inches of snow possible
• Ontario mobile command unit an asset for many agencies
• Planning commission approves church upgrade on Bowman St.
• Shelby town hall meetings to take place each quarter
• Madison junior high design work in progress
• Private EMS owner: City should end transport
• Firefighter decision due Thursday
• Richland County indictments
• Man indicted in fatal Aug. crash
• Mansfielders join SB5 furor
• $500,000 bond set for Mansfield child rape suspect
• Girl held captive by killer of 3 speaks out
• Obama pitches economic message at Cleveland State
• Nevada fire victims did not know one another
• Ashland soldier dies in barracks
• Lt. Gov. talks business in Mansfield
• Stand baldly in support of kids who are diagnosed with cancer
• Parenting workshop starts March 2
• Fire damages Madison home
• Winter delivers another blow
• United Way $28,000 shy as drive winds down
• Man charged in rape of boy, 14
• Papay's release halted for now
• Police calls: Man makes off with T-bone steaks
• How accidents go from bad to worse
• Hijacked sailor was mixing faith, adventure
• Neither side budging in Wisconsin union fight
• Governor forms new prescription drug task force
• Lexington honors officers who may have saved a life
• Expect to pay $5 a gallon for gas if Libyan unrest spreads, experts say
• NAACP youth collect food
• Kosta's to mark anniversary
• Online registration begins tomorrow for the following majors: BUSINESS, PARALEGAL, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, ASSOCIATE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE, EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL STUDIES. The window for online registration will open at 5 a.m. You may register online until Mar
• Madison Twp. residents get lucky break in early morning fire
• Man shares story of desegregation
• A veteran's story: Post-Korean War time included a variety of jobs
• Overtime muddies city budget
• Police calls: Woman says man broke in repeatedly to support crack habit
• 5-yr-old helps save grandma
• GOOD DAYS
• Hospice to train volunteers
• Panel organizing Shelby Earth Day event
• Nevada fire victim still hospitalized
• For some of you, registration starts next week. Are you ready? If you are in the directions program please make sure to meet with an advisor at the Student Success Center. Otherwise, you will not be able to register online.
• Community can help boost achievement
• Autopsy set for today in stabbing death
• Police calls: Theft, drugs dominate cop blotter
• SIMON'S STUFF: A Nook isn't the same as a book, but it's neat
• Board accepts treasurer's resignation
• Volunteer boosts Downtown Mansfield's efforts
• Council OKs balanced 2011 budget
• ODNR completes purchase of Daughmer Bur Oak Savannah
• Cold missing person case solved in Marion County
• Crestline cancels Harvest Festival
• C'mon Spring! Bring us the sun. Melt that snow and ice!
• Agencies brace for deep funding cuts
• Tonight's budget vote could be unanimous
• It was a very good day for weddings
• Mansfield man found stabbed to death
• MedCentral parking change, today only
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Madison grad winning awards for art in big movies
• News Journal will unveil new website this week
• Shelby eyes ambitious greenspace plan
• Bill would tie state aid to drug tests
• If you recieved a call from the Student Success Center today that was just to remind you about seeing an advisor before registering. If you were required to take MTH100,MTH102,MTH103, RDG116, WRT115,WRT116 and you haven't taken ENG101 you must see
• Janes volunteered for rescue mission
• North, east voted down tax in fall
• Most Wanted: Prichard released from prison Dec. 30
• Richland County Common Pleas Court sentencings
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Good Days: Monroe worker helped motorists
• Four from Mansfield to join Kennedy Center symposium
• Wine shop fills niche in Lexington
• Private-sector unions slipping into irrelevance
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• DIVORCES AND DISSOLUTIONS
• Do you still have to take WRT116??? Did you know that you can now take WRT116 and ENG101 together in the same quarter as a paired class? For more information go to the Student Success Center.
• Sen. Sherrod Brown explains health benefits in Mansfield
• Training slowly addresses job skills needed
• Boosters' bingo profits among lowest in state
• Education is a head start on a career
• Richland County Veterans Service Commission gave $4 million to vets, families in 2010
• Local AmeriCorps volunteer will help promote Mansfield history
• Yahoo, News Journal team up
• SCRAP trailer schedule
• Stuff: I know little about Islam, but I'm learning
• Madison grad's husband wins People's Choice Award
• Neos dancers impress Juilliard grad
• U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown to discuss new Medicare benefits
• Missionaries visit First English Lutheran Church
• 'Amazing Grace' theme of Bucyrus Cooperative Parish series
• Kevin Keith's defense team mum on dive findings
• Bill aims to shut down 'pill mills'
• Lincoln Branch closes after 40 years
• Viewpoint: Pastors will gather, pray together
• Drug fugitive nabbed in Wooster
• Women sentenced in Enferno Club raid
• Local group headed to Kennedy Center
• Spring registration will begin at the end of February,depending on your major. February 22nd is for Business, Liberal Arts, Education and Technical Studies. February 24th is for HSV, Clinical Health students, CRJ, Technology and Workforce DEV. March 1
• If you are required to take MTH100,102 OR 103, RDG116, WRT115 OR WRT116 and you have not completed ENG101, you are still in the directions program. You must go to the Student Success Center and speak to an advisor before time to register. If you do not
• Post office branch closes today
• United Way of Richland County has one week to reach goal
• Crestview eighth-grader, Lexington sixth-grader advance
• Mansfield ambulance transport fees rise
• Ilhamy William feels for protesters in native Egypt
• Cardington-Lincoln teacher accused of inappropriate texting
• Shelby students test compatibility just in time for Valentine's Day
• Fatal bus crash bound for grand jury
• Chris's Cafe closing Feb. 19
• Philanthropist, business leader Dick Stander dies
• Calamity days on agenda for lawmakers
• State officials eyeing former Mansfield schools athletic boosters
• Union leaders gather to protest attacks on clout
• Former Miss Ohio wants to be Mrs. America
• Weather wears on workers, budgets
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Loudonville farm house destroyed in Wednesday morning fire
• 'Why do Nice Guys Finish Last' on Saturday at library agenda
• Relay for Life event set for Feb. 20 at Shelby High School
• Mansfield Hall of Fame banquet Feb. 19 at Senior High School
• Buckeye Central grad new head of Galion Historical Society
• Autopsy: Suspect was shot 12 times in Mansfield
• Richland County ready for primary election
• Wind power shapes up at local schools
• Mansfield man sentenced to 8 years for shooting
• Fuel tank blast injures man in Ashland
• Chase suspects face charges
• Ron Simon: Looking for a light, any light, in Cleveland sports
• Emergency Calls
• New foreclosures dropped in Richland County in 2010
• No new trial in attempted shooting in Richland County
• Brrr-ace for even bigger chill
• State financial forecast: Mansfield to be in the black by 2013
• Judge sentences child rapist to life in prison
• Shelby man dies after crashing on snowmobile
• Spay Day
• Crestline BOE must make cuts in new school plans
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Lamp cord likely ignition source of accidental home fire
• Shooting suspect's bond is $100,000
• Charges pending after high-speed chase
• Snow days pile up at local schools
• Wynford graduate stays in Cairo through protests
• Most Wanted: Authorities need current addresses
• Lifelines: Holding on to the amity in calamity
• A Veteran's Story: Postal service job applied in Italy
• What are our legislators working on?
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Stuff: Super Bowl Sunday allows reflection on our opulent lifestyles
• Join Ashland Area Community Concert Band
• Mansfield native makes vegan food a party
• Acts liven up Black History Month affair
• Rehab Center's annual telethon raises $72K
• Higher education key to prosperity
• Cold-water algae found on Lake Erie mostly beneficial
• Slick roads cited in Saturday accidents
• Woman remains in critical condition after Friday shooting
• Students get early start on technical skills locally
• Valentine's Day dinner benefits single mothers in Ashland Co.
• Ashland University trustees OK nursing college plans
• Defense team sweeps Crestline pond for Keith triple murder weapon
• Lexington staff cuts planned ahead of levy push
• Husband charged in shooting of wife
• State again funds local drug court
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Frank Russo, John Garnes join Agency on Aging trustees
• Galion woman turns e-mails into spiritual book
• Teams from Ashland, St. Peter's advance to mock trial regionals
• Deputies recalled after 2-year layoffs
• DeWeese ponders next move for poster
• Heston apologizes for council outburst
• Worker killed in tow motor accident
• Police calls: Repossession task leads to alleged assault threat
• Telethon chairman has benefitted from Rehab Center's good work
• Concert features gifted performers, classical music
• 'Quitness' T-shirt creator and 'Franchise King' to speak at AU
• District records its fifth calamity day
• Thursday, February 3, 2011 -- THE KEHOE CENTER in SHELBY is CLOSED Today! ONLY the Kehoe Center. Main campus and outreach centers are operating on regular schedules
• Thursday, February 3, 2011 -- KEHOE CENTER ONLY on a two-hour delay this morning. Main Campus and Ourtreach Centers are operating on normal schedules!
• Appeals court: 'No way' to poster display
• Issues, candidates file by deadline
• Police calls: Woman wants daughters to stop calling
• Icy falls keep emergency rooms busy
• Health Department on lookout for dog that bit woman
• Join in tea party study club Monday at Velocity Church
• Clearing snow priority for farmers
• Groundhog Day: Buckeye Chuck says spring is near
• United Way at 94 percent of goal and advancing
• Ontario Planning Commission meeting canceled next week
• Wednesday, February 2, 2011 --- North Central State College is closed today. All classes canceled.
• Wednesday, February , 2011 North Central State College is closing for today. All Classes Canceled.
• Tuesday, February 1 • Classes starting at 4:00 pm or later are canceled • Campus will close at 5:00 pm Wednesday, February 2 • To Be Announced • For more information, see the link below
• County sees rash of devastating fires
• NAACP: Did staff abuse juvenile inmate?
• Police calls: Students asked to stop touching each other
• Lexington police continue search for Rite Aid robber
• Fire devastates rural Bucyrus home
• Mansfield City Council ready to OK financial recovery plan
• Community Night at OSU-M
• Effort launched to save historic Iberia school building
• Election filing deadline looms for last-minute candidates
• North central Ohio home sales climb 8.2 percent
• Fire claims life of Madison Twp. man
• Police deal with new bath salt drug threat
• Companies don't have to be in big cities to have big impact
• 'Green' jobs already have home in Mansfield
• Creativity, innovation keys to job growth
• Felony sentencings
• Cooperation helps cities, townships, villages save money
• Stuff: Donating is a life-saving act and a bloody good idea
• 'Freedom Road' postponed
• State Sen. Kris Jordan appointed to Senate committees
• Richland County braces for possible state funding cuts
• '60 Minutes' visits Mansfield post office
• Boosters continue bingo under state review
• Richland County Republicans honor Bill Harris
• Ohio lawmakers want comp time for small businesses
• Reservoir trash removed
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Lots of love for moms
• Watershed district updates system
• 1098-T information is now available online through your MyNC portal. You can view your statement under Financial Information by clicking on View My 1098-T forms. If you would like your 1098-T mailed, please change your consent status no later than Janua
• Schools seek flexibility with calamity days
• Police examine gun for link to 1976 killing
• Petty crime up a little; violent ones down a lot
• Sheriff gives honors to his best employees
• Challenger anniversary: Project participant still for exploration
• Meyer receives top honor at Chamber awards
• Lucas teen saw home burn down from inside out
• Police calls: Woman says 'Bob' stole iPod Touch during Bible study
• CORRECTIONS
• Winter weather draining nation's blood supply
• Don Yarger, Harry Waldman retire from Mansfield Fire Department
• United Way of Richland County: Karen Turowski taking over as board president
• Be careful on that ice
• Nova woman, 22, dies in Wednesday auto accident
• Former commissioner enters race wants to be Mansfield City Council president
• Man pleads guilty to gross sexual imposition
• Police: Man hides in bushes after long foot chase
• Family displaced after Wednesday fire
• Wayne St. fire injures 2, destroys repair biz
• Have you seen Bradley Bristow?
• Board cancels Feb. 1 work session
• Richland County jobless rate dips in 2010
• Richland County jobless rate dips in 2010
• Heroin, opiate deaths persist in Ohio
• Homeless? Yes. Living on streets? No.
• Mansfield planning board OKs lot split for downtown building
• Richland Co. 'Dangerous Dozen' fugitive found in Toledo attic
• Police calls: Used cooking oil being dumped on PAW
• Madison Township seeks fire levy
• Ohio senators sit together for State of the Union speech
• Cop's trial on driving under the influence charge delayed
• Coroner's meeting with woman to discuss baby deaths delayed
• Sherrod Brown: State of Union will hone in on job creation
• Bill would undo all-day K, other mandates
• Woman's cell phone activity leads to body
• Suit seeks $182K for excavating work
• Police calls: $1,000 bill due on stolen cell phone
• Videographer loses fight with cancer
• Crestline opts to disband its 3C rail committee
• Mansfield City Schools: Finalists for teacher of the year named
• Discussion on family narratives
• Benefit dinner for Kevin Stoner
• Madison meeting changed
• Teacher of year selection process under way
• Apprenticeships open doors to careers
• Voters will face lots of options in May
• Home invasion angers, frustrates victims
• Nutrition assistance screening
• Grant deadline for kids programs
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Mansfield's Babe Hignite survived Omaha Beach
• Funding a problem as NCSC prepares to open new facility
• Filmmaker deals with son's murder
• James Henson starts final term as judge
• 3 arrested after standoff on Foster Street
• STUFF: Icy Ohio winter triggers armchair vacations
• Ontario plans to begin designing infrastructure for industrial park
• VFW chili cookoff spices up United Way campaign
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• January colder than usual for Mansfield
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Philway fire caused $5 million damage
• Daredevils unite for Big Air ski event at Snow Trails
• 5 injured at Bowman and Springmill red light after driver misses brake
• Investigation of Bellville fatal fire continues
• Authorities looking into fake bills
• Cities weigh risks, benefits of fluoride in drinking water
• Pioneer plans open house for high school sophomores
• Goyal reintroduces campaign finance bill to limit corporate donations
• EPA satisfied with Galion oil cleanup
• Morrow Co. preparing in case Clinger indictment leaves vacancy
• Friday, January 21, 2011 -- North Central State College is OPEN today! All classes are running on schedule. MansfieldNewsJournal. com posted a "two hour delay" in error this morning. It has been corrected. We are open. Drive Carefully and
• Ashland audience gets green energy pitch
• 40 Philway workers in limbo after big blaze
• Bellville-area blaze proves deadly
• Police calls: Contractor assaulted after entering home
• Indians preview Thursday
• Madison project meeting
• Willard wins fire grant
• Wage rights group goes online
• Conservation agency seeks $119K for 2011
• Tree talk triggers a spat at Ontario City Council meeting
• Blaze out, factory lost, rubble secured
• Philway Products destroyed by fire
• Ontario OKs 6.5-mill levy for May
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Infant killed in crash on icy roads
• Morrow commissioner denies downloading porn
• Mansfielder among Marshal's 'Dangerous Dozen' fugitives
• Mansfield man charged in meth case
• Madison athletic director resigned with good evaluations
• Mansfield financial recovery proposal includes cuts, fees
• Coroner orders Lex woman to appear
• Newman at top of summer to-do list
• Suspect in Nov. shooting facing 9 counts
• Safety tax renewal OK'd for May ballot
• STUFF: Cigars and beer are fine, but call me a chili afficionado
• Building maintenance plan approved
• RICHLAND COUNTY INDICTMENTS
• Utility bills hold steady for Lexington residents
• Shelby seeks levy for safety facilities
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Check out the events on campus for Black History Month!
• How about this weather? 40 degrees and rain. Wait a day or two and we'll be back in the deep freeze!
• Superintendent is TV guest this week
• OSU-M students use MLK Day to give back
• Unemployment driving foreclosures up
• Families mostly satisfied with north central Ohio nursing homes
• Hospital, children services named in suit
• Police calls: Woman reports ad for boy, 12, in Craigslist pet section
• Teachers: Learn to write grants
• Plymouth locomotive finds home in Calif.
• Fire damages S. Diamond laundromat roof, dryers
• Deputy has case on former Madison athletic director
• WMAN cuts 2 hosts
• Citizens celebrate gains from struggle
• Plymouth released from suit, for now
• Bucyrus man saw Battle of the Bulge
• Embattled Richland Co. sheriff's sergeant fired
• Bellville woman's work in Haiti grows
• Most Wanted: Authorities on lookout for Greene since November
• Grieve during 'healing journey'
• Parole sweep nets 5 arrests
• North central Ohioans helping in Haiti
• Police calls: Woman, 25, gets rough treatment after giving teens a ride
• Recession changes shape of Ohio manufacturing
• PR Machine Works Inc. says people remain heart of operation
• Woman sues MedCentral after mom was burned during surgery
• Estate tax bill would be a hit to budgets
• Picketers oppose plan to close post office
• Stolen vehicle winds up in Prospect school yard
• Stuff: Mr. Knee the mailman is a touchstone memory
• Mansfield man guilty of threatening ODOT crew
• Gorman-Rupp expects good year
• Butler police chief to run for Mansfield mayor
• Mansfield firefighters respond to two fires
• 2 assistant prosecutors moving to new jobs
• Anonymous donors make big dent in United Way effort
• Christopher Brown gets 19 to life for murder
• Week of prayer will end with 'Appalachian Dawn' screening
• West Cook Road will be down to 1 lane during water main repair
• Jerry Thompson sets sight on Mansfield Municipal Court
• Fundraiser planned for mother of 3 killed in Bucyrus mobile home blaze
• Galion police seek carryout robber
• Brown sentence: 19 years to life
• Board of Education will meet Tuesday
• 2 fire stations will close when staffing dips
• Crestview shaken by teen's death
• Brown convicted in retrial; sentencing today
• Event celebrates new ownership at Bucyrus hospital
• Washington Twp. Fire Department seeks donations
• Mansfield attorney John Spon will run for law director
• Gardeners think spring at summit
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Mansfield paving projects get federal, state grant boost
• Galion man gets 8 years for assault and robbery
• 2nd Tuition Loan Plan payment is due January 21.
• Plow, bus collision investigated
• Sycamore St. killing jury still out in Mansfield
• Father of Bucyrus fire victims charged with domestic violence
• Galion shooting suspect surrenders
• Emergency Calls
• Rehab Center Telethon aims to support vital services
• Crestline seeks new bids for school
• Madison parents await school shuffles
• Post office closing will be protested
• United Way's annual 'Dash to the Goal' will go into overdrive Friday
• Brown jury to reconvene on Thursday
• Richland Co. Sheriff's sergeant sues Children Services director
• Eyewitness testifies; both sides rest
• District gets peek at high school layout
• Crestview teen, 15, killed in crash
• Flag raising will honor Navy veteran
• Police seek suspect in Galion shooting
• Stuff: Arizona shooting sadly just a sign of the times
• Announced shutdown angers Fairview Manor residents
• Shelby council unsure on raises
• Emergency Calls
• Bank fund to help with Crestline baby's burial costs
• Richland County, get your shovels ready!
• Bell Street blaze displaces family
• Gregory Hale guilty of killing adult son
• Minor injury in Plymouth cooking fire
• CLARIFICATION: Shelby Country Club discounting junior memberships
• 179th squadron receives local defense training
• Commissioners will close Fairview Manor
• Wynford's twin turbines going up
• Politicians in Ohio not deterred by shooting
• Local officials surprised by salt-price probe
• Mansfield leases land to recycling firm
• Empty GM plant a reminder of struggle
• Print First: More and more people need help
• Police calls: Homeless man pours bleach on ex's carpet
• Madison school board to meet
• Downtown Mansfield Inc. is moving its office
• Swapping war stories at the 'Primrose Pub'
• Parole authority has eyes out for two who stopped reporting
• Traffic fatalities were down last year in county
• Parties align behind mayor candidates
• United Way's 'Dash to the Goal' effort is Friday
• Firemen injured fighting fire that displaces nine
• Felony Sentencings
• Marriage Licenses
• Divorces
• Births
• Emergency Calls
• Ron Simon: Even if it is the middle of January, life is good
• Shelby Country Club lowers fees, changes facility
• Bedbug problem not as bad in Mansfield area
• Mansfield files to reopen firefighters' contract
• Ontario clerk gets tough on past-due court fines
• Christopher Brown murder retrial nears end
• Wind turbine construction begins Thursday in Ontario
• Emergency Calls
• Marshal Park trees were cumbersome and damaged
• Sen. Brown champions Lahm base to Defense
• PB and Jelly Beans closes downtown
• Dinner will fund MSEA scholarships
• Departments wrangle over hydrant checks
• Killer sentenced to life
• Witness describes argument, Brown's return
• Ontario PD getting hi-tech plate scanner
• Sen. Brown asks Postmaster to rethink closing Madison post office
• Calisolar prompts inquiries from other companies
• Shelby hires job development point man
• Meet birdwatcher behind upcoming Jack Black movie
• Companies' contracts not worth their salt
• Cop, pathologist testify in Brown retrial
• Station 4 could close every 3rd day
• Pageant, Mansfield inch toward deal
• Kasich selects new prisons director
• Lexington proclaims Allen M. Cook Day to honor late mayor
• Community Corrections Board hears good news on anniversary
• Crestline school board's organizational meeting is today
• Boehner sworn in as Speaker of the House
• More people moved from Ohio than to it in 2010
• News Journal part of print plant restructuring
• First responder to DeCarrio Couley shooting testifies in retrial
• Fail in November? Try again in May!
• CORRECTIONS: Henson was presiding judge
• Theaker announces Mansfield mayoral campaign
• Ontario students talk Buckeyes with New Orleans
• Brown murder retrial begins
• Board re-elects Smith and Elswick
• Police calls: Missing boy found 2 miles from daycare
• Mount Vernon bodies: Execution off table
• Help clear brush on site of historic village in Green Twp.
• STUFF: Winter settles in as holiday stresses finally subside
• Mansfield school board members keep titles
• Holmes Co boy, 10, charged in mom's death
• Court affirms ex-pastor's 42 convictions
• 1976 cop killer Charles Cotton denied parole
• Bond set for Mansfield standoff suspect
• Council tables safety tax vote to Jan. 18
• Development group hopes to boost efforts in 2011
• Video from Shelby tube plant backs case for vehicular homicide
• Police calls: Man with 6 OVI convictions is charged with 7th
• Pick up free radon test kit
• White elected Lex council president
• Shelby leaders discuss pay hike for elected officials
• Board organizational meeting Tuesday
• Fed tax provision boon to local charities
• Pets need extra care when it's cold
• Rainy day fund a good idea, for later
• Most Wanted: Suspect might be out on street, authorities say
• More qualify for food aid, but few can make it last
• A Veteran's Story: Navy gave him sense of direction
• Mansfield woman: Toilet paper request was ruse for theft
• No more fire runs for Mansfield's Sqrow
• Cold, sure, but it's for a good cause
• Richland County's first birth of 2011: It's a girl
• 10 graduate from new Richland County job training program with high hopes
• Mansfield police standoff ends in arrest
• Births
• Felony sentencings
• Marriage Licenses
• Emergency Calls
• Madison Township trustees eye junk vehicles
• Time Warner, Sinclair reach extension through Jan. 14
• Mansfield rapist loses in appeal of conviction
• Spending escalates in Jay Goyal's House win
• Kentucky trek takes aid where it is needed
• Couple gave 60 years to Toy Time
• Charitable giving was strong in 2010
• Crestline grad delivers baby 4 months early
• 'One life lost is too many'
• Spon begins fourth term in Richland Co. juvenile court
• CORRECTION
• Local growing season gets longer inside high tunnels
• Police: Mansfield woman, 30, dies after overdose
• Roller coaster ends as Cockley takes over domestic court
• Christmas tree blaze one of 3 in Morrow Co. in December
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Online readers drawn to crime, controversy
• Training helps dislocated workers retool
• Galion dials back sewer rate increase, a little
• Richland County elections board No. 2 retires
• Children Services board conflict settled
• Boil water on Fifth and Wayne
• Earn gifts today at blood drive
• Foundation awards grants
• ODOT reacts to plow crashes
• Lex council wraps up '10 finances
• Richland County expands Children Services board, fills seats
• Council OKs temporary 2011 budget
• Hydrant setbacks slow firefighting at garage
• Year in Review: Big changes for schools
• Mansfield safety forces absorb final 2011 budget cuts
• Police calls: Beer dock door found open, building ransacked
• Boy, 11, dies after Christmas Eve pony accident
• CORRECTION
• Stuff: 2011 can't possibly be worse than this year -- can it?
• Leland Hotel Rotary plaque finds new home at Holiday Inn
• 2010 was a turbulent year for local police
• Lexington grad is top sports surgeon in New Jersey
• More police, fire layoffs coming in February
• Time Warner might drop Columbus' ABC, Fox
• Dresses get 2nd chance to dance
• Expect to pay out of pocket for OTC medications
• Home sales dip less here than elsewhere
• First Presbyterian pastor retains pulpit
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• A Veteran's Story: Crain spent Cold War in the cold
• Interest from Calisolar among year's good news
• 2 firefighters hurt on Glenwood
• Spon will be sworn in as juvenile judge Thursday
• Carry Christmas trees to the curb in for pickup
• Most Wanted: Officers seek drug trafficker, burglar
• Republicans: Public employment leaves room for savings
• Weather warning sirens will sound Wednesday
• Emergency Calls
• Top Local Stories of 2010: Economy dominated
• No day off for some, but they make do
• New location, same caring attitude at holiday meal
• SCRAP trailer schedule
• Knox Sheriff's Office keeps its national accreditation
• State GOP eyes tax amnesty program
• Births
• Mansfield Municipal Court
• Marriage licenses
• Sunday is the final chance for holiday viewing of Mansfield's Oak Hill Cottage
• Foul economy led to healthier air for Ohioans
• College student absorbs some embarassment digs while raising money for cancer research
• Brighten a Christmas: Community pitched in, helped 77 people, 18 families
• Emergency Calls
• Ugly sweaters good for Goodwill
• Mount Vernon lawyer's license revoked
• Bellville classmates help by signing
• Grand jury to consider shooting by cops
• A classic holiday recipe: White Christmas
• Shiloh Industries leaving Mansfield
• Enter library photo contests
• Planning meeting canceled
• Foodbank increases shipments to Richland Co.
• Candidates for 2011 begin to come forward
• One man arrested after report of gunshots
• Police calls: Gas station reports counterfeit $20
• Neighbors save family in Marengo fire
• McGee gets $50K bond after standoff
• Boosters: Bingo game will continue
• Mansfield police records office cuts hours
• Madison trustees meet this morning
• Former Shelby mayor will take No. 2 seat on board of election
• Task Force rounds up two fugitives
• Several municipal jobs end today
• Drug arrests cap year-long investigation
• Ontario H.S. secretary quit before disciplinary hearing
• Jennings Ave. standoff ends peacefully
• District severs ties with boosters
• Land found for Shelby police HQ
• Richland County unemployment falls again
• Stuff: Mansfield comes out ahead -- at gas pump
• Police calls: Tree trimmer demands more $ from elderly couple
• Mansfield municipal departments cut, shuffled
• Fuel for debate: Rising gas prices sign of economic health?
• Lexington gets insurance break
• U.S. Marshals team with local law enforcement to track sex offenders
• Board severs ties with all-sports boosters
• Site of Bucyrus fatal fire burglarized
• Mansfield man facing 6 counts of extortion
• Enferno owner will appear in court facing 18 charges
• MANCI, RiCI provide Christmas for families
• Rumpke waste removal will remain on schedule this season
• Richland County Indictments
• Flag will fly in honor of former Shelby fire chief
• Special Mansfield council meeting necessary to meet state budget deadline
• Outgoing Ohio governor: Key to success is fewer unemployed
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Board of education will meet Tuesday
• Appeals panel upholds 7-year sentence in Bucyrus teen OD case
• Preservation group conjures some Christmas magic
• GOP has edge in redrawing Ohio districts
• Claypool knows the value of foxholes
• SCRAP trailer schedule
• A live Christmas tree is a fire hazard
• Smith to seek new clerk term
• Mansfield Police Department honors year's top performers
• Enferno Gentleman's Club owner arrested after business is searched
• Emergency Calls
• Calisolar prayer meeting changes location
• Mansfield Senior High School teen faces hurdles, aims for college
• A look back at the glory days of Westinghouse in Mansfield
• Officials still working to bring Calisolar here
• Divorces
• Local children dial up Santa
• Emergency Calls
• Winter classes at Urban Center
• Marriage Licenses
• Births
• Trauma response team mobilizes after Bucyrus fatal fire
• Q&A: Incoming OSU-Mansfield dean talks past and future
• Police expect racketeering charges in copper theft ring arrests
• Investigation of Bucyrus fire is slow going
• Clock running out on Mansfield P.D. grants
• Tea party plans Christmas party
• CORRECTION
• Pharmacist fights painkiller indictment
• Galion's city leaders confident in budget plan
• Ohio unemployment meets U.S. average
• Last day set for Ashland Road post office
• 150 turn out for 'wind' meeting in Shelby
• Dead man's roommate identifies gun
• Sneak peek possible next month for new Madison junior high
• NCSC Urban Center bringing higher ed to downtown Mansfield
• Police calls
• Clear Fork school board ponders autumn levy
• Ontario's temporary budget has no money for fireworks
• Community buzzing about potential Calisolar jobs
• Mourners reflect on lives of three young fire victims
• Police ID shooting victim, officers
• Ohio pulls out the stops for Calisolar jobs
• Greenwich man dies days after four-vehicle collision
• Community will pray for potential employer, Calisolar
• Judge hears guilty plea, request for continuance in sex cases
• OSHA cites 13 violations at Lahm
• New car and truck sales rise in Richland County
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Potential Ontario employer: Calisolar
• Prosecutor, Children Serv. spar over board
• Photo calendar benefits Kingwood, Helpline
• Parents thank community for support after Bucyrus fire
• Census Bureau data offers insight into local communities
• Improve fuel economy with maintenance, driving techniques
• Stuff: Chilly December blast triggers early Cabin Fever
• Ontario secretary will not be replaced
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Detective: Officers followed protocol
• Potential Ontario employer named: Calisolar
• Identity of victim still being withheld
• MFD staffing under fire in fiscal crisis
• Prichard gets 16 years
• Investigators seeking answers in Bucyrus fire that killed 3 kids
• Mansfield firefighter goes beyond call of duty
• Frigid temperatures, wind continue
• Program accepting contributions
• Finance commission meeting
• Pantry to give away food Friday
• Local group seeks donations
• Fatally shot suspect had not fired weapon
• Young fire victims remembered at vigil
• Sloppy Sunday, and more slop expected today in Richland County
• Suspect killed in Superior Street shootout
• Q&A: Unemployment laws, benefit extensions and how they affect you
• Tea party group meets tonight
• School board to meet Jan. 6
• A Veteran's Story: He saw Japan, Korea with Navy
• Emergency Calls
• Group hopes to improve access to dental care in Mansfield
• A wider I-71 in Morrow Co. on priority list
• Richland County jobs office sees long lines of people in need
• Three-generation household struggles to make ends meet
• Neighborhoods seek to leave Mansfield schools, join Lex
• Dial-a-Santa available
• Concerto Competition winners
• Lights judges to make rounds
• Marriage Licenses
• Felony sentencings
• Emergency Calls
• Jim Jordan to chair committee
• Governing Board of the Richland Academy School of Excellence to meet
• Woman says planes dump waste on her home, yard
• U.S. Marshals Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force makes 1,000th arrest
• Family is getting on track, but they could use a holiday helping hand
• Who will plow in Mansfield? Good question
• Bucyrus mourns young fire victims (video)
• Brown Derby owners change location for free holiday meal
• Westinghouse memories wanted
• Emergency Calls
• Officials: Fatal fire started in living room
• Ontario, county considering bonds for firm
• Ex-POW to direct Veterans Services
• CORRECTION
• Ashland sheriff elected 2nd VP of state association
• Six arrested Wednesday during parole operation
• OSU-Mansfield gives Freeman retirement sendoff
• Senator: Loss of 3C rail money hurts Ohio
• Brighten a Christmas No. 16: Artist seeks help for little ones
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Sick cats found in squalor after fire
• Prosecutor: Official downloaded porn
• Wrangling over pageant continues
• Mississippi to get C-27J training unit
• Police calls: TV, game console stolen from residence
• Berean Baptist offers holiday message, with cheesecake
• Copper theft leads to power outage for 1,200 in Morrow Co.
• Crawford Co. plan ready for public scrutiny
• Teen shooter to be sentenced Monday
• Brighten a Christmas No. 15: Pregnant mom fled violent home
• Parole board denies John Boyle release
• Guilty teen expected to be sentenced today
• Brown to Pentagon: Mansfield best choice
• Police calls: Man issues challenge, then flees
• Case No. 14: Health problems dim family's Christmas joy
• Shelby police investigate death of 24-year-old
• Bid for Bucyrus Hospital pending
• Mansfield, defense department come to terms on airport
• Robbery suspect 'on a rampage'
• Mansfield mayor says he'll need help from elected officials to balance budget
• 4-leggeds need home for the holidays
• 23 city layoffs begin Christmas Eve
• Bingo profits decline 28 pct since 2006
• Police calls: Woman, 71, awakes to find intruder
• Brighten a Christmas No. 12: Medical problems, job loss sidetrack Mansfield family
• Nonprofit groups want video bingo
• Fair is about more than health and beauty
• Red Cross chapter recovers from flood
• A Veteran's Story: Grenade cut short Chosin trek
• Most Wanted: Woman may be back in Morrow Co.
• Brighten a Christmas No. 11: Husband and wife need food the most
• Administrators say discipline improving
• IRS owes refunds to local taxpayers
• Flag raised for WWII Army veteran Reale
• Counties get funds to fight drug abuse
• Local politicians begin to look toward election
• Brighten a Christmas Timeline
• Marriage licenses
• Stuff: Mansfielder is lifelong Scout
• This week's SCRAP recycling trailer schedule
• Mansfield might reduce community development fund
• Girl, 4, dies in Crawford Co. crash
• Community control not an option for Matthew Steele
• Former MANCI employees gather to mark 20th anniversary
• Prosecution calls numerous witnesses in Tyler Prichard trial
• General Motors site interest renews hope for jobs
• Marion movie theater closes Sunday
• Bucyrus post recognizes top employees
• Brighten a Christmas No. 10: Woman in poor health needs help
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• OK -- the "end" of the quarter. Don't want to upset "ned" :-D
• End of the week before the ned of the quarter! Study Hard -- Ace those Finals !!!!!
• Victim won't take part in attempted murder trial
• Ontario woos 1,300 jobs at GM site
• No clemency for two local felons
• Fugitive turns himself in at county jail
• Book store's Christmas open house will have cookies, carols
• Amish fiction takes place in Holmes County
• ACLU advocates prison reform
• Armed man robs Puffs
• Brighten a Christmas No. 9: Working mom seeks GED
• Ohio eases into season
• Runover death may lead to charges
• Experts in Mansfield on Friday to help with Medicare open enrollment
• Cops: Tip critical in cracking copper case
• Brighten a Christmas Case No. 8: Home fire dampens holidays
• Police calls: 3 caught after peering into vehicles in parking lot
• Candles lit in Mansfield to raise awareness of AIDS
• Bad check suspects face deportation
• Dog registration under way
• State may increase child support payments
• Photo project becomes new Mansfield history book
• Ontario Christmas tree beckons in gloom
• Police arrest suspect in copper thefts
• Unions to city officials: No cuts
• Brighten a Christmas No. 7: Single mom battles cancer, finances
• Mansfield man reports being shot on Marion Ave.
• Galion schools will not have classes Dec. 8
• SIMON: A long winter of luxury reading is rolling in
• 3C Rail fans make final pitch to sway governor-elect
• Crawford urgent care center opens today
• Home prices are falling faster in metro areas
• DECEMBER IS ALMOST HERE! A few post-turkey day clouds CANNOT reduce the excitement of nearing the end of FALL QUARTER! Keep the focus. Study a few extra minutes. And Good Luck on Finals next week.
• Police calls: Another air conditioning unit reported stolen
• Deer gun season starts with a bang
• Business After Hours event at Wunderland
• Child porn on computer leads to probation for Lexington man
• Canadian trucker run over in Shelby
• Winter sports special section today
• Need winter heat assistance?
• Lexington lights up for holidays
• Expo to offer glimpse of Career Tech program
• Brighten a Christmas Case No. 6: She's helping others, while needing aid herself
• Man killed in Tuby parking lot accident
• Jobless benefits set to expire, again
• Crestline VFW post bears Helfrich's name
• City's leaf collection winding down
• Brighten a Christmas Case No. 5: Family struggling through many problems
• Cairns wraps up 47-year police career in Richland County
• Police calls: Air conditioners reported stolen from industrial park
• SCRAP trailer schedule
• Sherman pupils get taste of college life
• Four honored for heroism after crash
• John Boyle's first parole hearing set
• Ron Simon's Stuff: Huffing and puffing my way through the post-holiday hustle
• Fundraiser set for injured Morrow County deputy
• Low-income families invited to celebrate the holiday season at Richland Academy
• Municipal Court News
• Marriage Licenses
• Felony Sentencings
• Emergency Calls
• Galion hospital's festival serves dual role this year
• Horsepower limits on Charles Mill Lake still being reviewed
• Oak Hill Cottage open for holiday tours
• Abraxas escapee sought
• Jerry Ault to seek third term on municipal court bench
• Mansfield-area home sales, prices in a slump
• Put-in-Bay police: Strange calls and a code of silence
• Unemployment up in Richland County
• Ex-Senior High principal's trial delayed until Jan. 10
• Jewish residents in Mansfield prepare to celebrate Hanukkah
• Emergency Calls
• Brighten a Christmas: Family starting over after tough time could use some help
• Authorities seek drug dealer, sex offender
• Let the holiday shopping begin!
• Police calls
• Brighten a Christmas No. 2: Household of nine has many needs
• Flat Stanley puts president in touch with Prospect students
• Candice Williams foundation continues Thanksgiving tradition
• Mayor asks council to go to bat for chips
• A Letter From President Obama to Prospect Elementary
• Galion group samples homelessness, hunger
• Shooting suspect to be tried as adult
• Wind farm back to the drawing board
• Free Thanksgiving Day Meals
• Mansfield's leaf collection hub open today
• Shelby police arrest 9 in check fraud case
• Brighten a Christmas No. 1: Father and son could use a boost
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Turkey and trimmings for all in need, no questions asked
• 2 citizens file $2M harassment suit
• Gee touts new lab, predicts big game win
• Police calls: Woman under arrest punches hospital security officer
• She's jammed with Ray Charles, Duke's band ... and Tyger students
• Disabilities policy training
• Healthy appetizer demonstration
• Holiday closing in Ashland
• Empty restaurant becomes free breakfast spot in Bucyrus
• Audit: $82,590 misspent in Morrow Co.
• Career Tech is subject of TV show
• Judge to weigh kidnapping charges today
• Arsonist sent back to prison until 2013
• Tuby and union forge tentative deal
• Tooth Aches to answer
• Police calls: Teen arrested on weapons charge for carrying knives
• Whooping cough hasn't hit Richland County
• No plan commission meeting
• License plate design changes
• Travel safely this Thanksgiving
• 7 complete Mansfield Mental Health Court
• Oldest boomers about to turn 65
• A Veteran's Story: Shelby man kept planes flying
• Parolee has history of carrying firearms
• Jordan gets bigger share of voter support
• Police calls: Flour caper at church earns summons for boy, 11
• Health department offers free hearing tests Dec. 3
• Lifelines: Let us be grateful for this day, every day
• Mansfield pageant will send two winners to Miss Ohio
• Economy will change as Ohio population ages
• Reserve seat at District 5 Agency on Aging luncheon
• Santa Claus, parade usher in holidays
• Coroner: Two Knox County women and boy stabbed, then dismembered
• Dino Sgambellone: Cop by chance, chief by merit
• Macy's parade or bust for 3 Ontario girls
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• United Way is at 48 percent of local campaign goal
• Friendly House hosts annual Thanksgiving Day dinner
• Stuff: Accidental youth basketball sponsor is already hooked
• Special store hours kick off shopping season
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Expect more traffic enforcement by Richland County Sheriff's deputies
• Volunteer dentists help children
• Deadline looming for Toy Time signup
• METRICH Enforcement Unit search nets two arrests
• Mount Vernon slayings: Boss knew 'something was wrong'
• Harry Potter fans populate theater at the witching hour
• Anonymous $450K donation will help Shelby build high school
• 1 dead in collision with flatbed
• Search ends in grim discovery
• Community of Batemantown shocked by tragedy
• Young Marines' volunteerism rewarded with dinner, dance
• Wanted fugitive Stokes jailed
• Richland, Ashland county authorities searched Mohican for bodies
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• PR Machine Works wants to expand, add 50 jobs
• Shelby schools get $450K donation for land
• Man dies in Thursday crash on Ohio 545
• Layoffs mean parks will close for winter
• Ronetta Banks drops suit over job loss
• Lex baby deaths still being investigated
• Ashland family among those stranded on cruise
• Police calls: Stuff taken from outside church
• Boil water on King, Springmill
• Holiday open house is Dec. 4
• Elections board will certify votes
• Break cuts water near AK Steel
• Mansfield teachers share ideas that work
• Jurors ordered to pay for Brown mistrial
• Official results flip 2 races; recounts ahead
• Mansfield myor calls meeting with auditors on budget
• Mansfield mortgage specialist job delay could hold up home loans
• Police calls: Teens found on roof of business, arrested
• Harlem Wizards wow students
• Water main break has part of Bowman shut down today
• Mansfield teen, 17, charged in Washington Ave. shooting
• Kidnapping suspect Matthew Hoffman had felony (video)
• Mansfield fugitive found with story about him in pocket at time of arrest
• Freund: A council should oversee boosters
• Board hears athletic council proposal
• Woman recalls Thursday's gun assault
• Mansfield man indicted in May killing
• Sheriff: Others still missing may be dead
• Clear Fork superintendent search down to 2
• Shelby welcomes hardware store to replace ... hardware store
• Mansfield looking at changes to sick leave payouts to employees
• Madison school board to meet
• Lex council helps out Depot
• Kehoe Center has new tool for job creation
• Official count under way at Richland County election board
• Judge clears ASORT in suit over raid
• 1 found, 1 arrested, 3 still missing
• MOST WANTED: Former Shelby resident on lam after drug conviction
• Adoption Awareness Week: Temporary situation leads to bigger family
• Messer caps 34-year career
• A Veteran's Story: Spit, polish traded for mud, misery
• Invasive species lecture
• Teens burning adult magazines suspected in three-acre woods fire
• Emergency Calls
• Mansfield selling freshly rehabbed houses
• Newhope student lands job she loves
• Sheriff focuses on blood, timeline for disappearances of Howard residents
• Knox Co. teen pleads guilty to rape reported by counselor
• Blind man volunteers at Lexington Senior Civic Center
• False statements by politicians tough to regulate
• Court upholds Anthony Webb conviction in shooting case
• Mansfield Municipal Court
• Felony Sentencings
• Lawsuit against Willard police dismissed
• Breakfast kicks off Red Kettle campaign Thursday
• 1 arrested in double shooting on Washington Avenue
• Win game tickets at Beat Michigan Bash
• Blood found in missing Knox County woman's home
• Mobile meth lab shuts Millsboro for four hours
• Most of Westinghouse set for demolition
• Bucyrus man sentenced for dumping body
• Bob Evans server marks 30 years with Mansfield franchise
• Court: Traffic stop, search was proper in crack case
• Task force seeks 2 Richland Co. fugitives
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Authorities: 'He spoke like a chemist'
• Galion school board, teachers union agree on contract
• Veterans Day Ceremony in Shelby honors fallen son
• Somber vigil has enlightening message
• Unexploded shell near Greenwich causes a stir
• Mayor vows help for Walker Street haunted mansion next year
• Police calls: Alleged lies about name bring arrests
• Mansfield parade, program salute veterans
• And the Miss Ohio winner is ... Mansfield
• 3 injured in shooting; 2 suspects pursued
• Ontario school board accepts superintendent's resignation
• Red Cross copes with a calamity of its own
• United Way honors heroes, marks progress
• Send troops a taste of home
• Emergency Calls
• Wounded Warrior Project receives big help from local store
• Dixon alleges 'prosecutorial misconduct'
• Mansfield gets 3-year nod for pageant
• Board wants more booster oversight
• Conservation talk is Nov. 17
• Holiday parade is Nov. 20
• Board eyes creation of an athletic council
• Open house at birthing center
• MOESC creates deputy superintendent post, for $90K, to 'smooth transition'
• 12 indicted suspects still on the lam
• No strike notice at 'Tuby' in Shelby
• OHSupCo won't hear suit against Gouge
• Former Mansfield Senior High principal wants felony dismissed
• Fundraiser will benefit Wounded Warrior Project
• Local Republicans celebrate big wins
• Shelby panel OK's ambulance site
• Clear Fork, area charter school drop out of Race to Top competition
• Mansfield eyes tougher demolition orders
• Emergency Calls
• Sherman featured on TV this week
• Crestview to honor veterans
• Correction
• Session to explain mediation
• Driver still hospitalized after deadly Morrow crash
• Sentence upheld in child rape
• Richland Community Group hopes to learn from success
• Police calls: Man found with paint on hands admits to 'tagging'
• MANCI has new warden
• Negotiations at 'Tuby' resume today
• Haylee Donathan's mom released
• Dryer catches fire at jail
• Richland County Vendor Licenses
• Mansfield Building Permits
• A Veteran's Story: Farmer recalls long wartime service
• Local voter turnout strongest in Republican precincts
• Police calls: Wood Street residents report thefts from vehicles
• Bus service connects Mansfield, Shelby
• Workers review proposal, delay strike
• Mansfield crime approach: Divide, conquer
• School receives national honor
• Morrow Co. leaders upset by BCI search
• Ontario's school levy among the half that didn't pass
• Mifflin Township house burns for 15 hours
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• Morrow County crash leaves a passenger dead, 3 injured
• Shelby parks levy means green light for projects
• First Call 2-1-1 service offers referrals for people in need
• Harley riders escort truck loads of fun to Toy Time
• Stuff: Remember when the start of winter was magical?
• Parole sweep yields two arrests
• Adopt a child for Christmas
• Court workers complete training
• Donate Coats for Kids for Dec. 1
• First flurries hit north central Ohio about on schedule
• Autopsy: Black Fork accident victim drowned
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Phil Messer steps down as police chief
• Galion hospital makes first bid for Bucyrus facility
• Firebombing at court cost $830,000
• Dog dies after fatal crash into Black Fork
• Police seek information on man charged with obscenity
• Mount Vernon teen found unharmed
• Marion sixth-grader holds teacher hostage with pencil
• Madison Township trustees eager for fiscal audit to begin
• See 'Peter and the Wolf' in dance
• Mansfield departments hashing out 2011 budgets
• Free training available for local jobs
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Mansfield prepares to make do without tax
• BCI investigating reported assaults
• Shelby mayor intends to cast tie-breaking votes in the future
• Mansfield to make another bid to keep Miss Ohio
• Flag pole dedication
• Red Cross volunteer training
• Watery rescue attempt in Black Fork detailed
• Special board meeting set for Nov. 10
• Harmony House Sleep-Out for the Homeless is this weekend
• Mansfield funds will get a close look
• Missing Mount Vernon teen may be in danger
• Fast food robber gets 51 years
• Three Richland County election results remain in limbo
• No plans to develop at site of Camp Avery Hand
• Election: 3 Richland County recounts possible
• Pat Dropsey keeps auditor's post
• Goyal retains seat in close race
• Kris Jordan will take Harris' 19th District Ohio Senate seat
• Mental health levy likely fails; outcome not final
• High voter turnout for midterms
• Olson wins re-election
• Ontario levy fails by 2-to-1 margin
• Local heart unit rated among U.S. best
• Crestline woman dies in SUV-semi crash
• Tax issues fail; deeper cuts likely
• Runner's coast-to-coast mission hits Mansfield
• Lexington Village Council considers rezoning burned residential property
• Fire destroys rural Ashland business
• Police calls: Man tries to buy lottery tickets with fake bill
• Mansfield council talks budget cuts on eve of election
• Sen. Harris leaving big shoes to fill
• Four-vehicle crash kills Mansfield 80-year-old
• Lex teen killed in weekend crash
• Council rejects prayer ordinance
• Citizens show for talk with law enforcement
• 'Midnight Madness' topic for TV show
• Mansfield, microwaves linked in history
• Maybe he's working, or maybe not
• Banking sector pumping up financial IQs
• SCRAP trailer schedule
• Hospice to honor departed
• Vascular screenings offered
• Comics page offers something new today
• He misses his old Guard buddies
• Emergency Calls
• Dentists buy back candy to ship overseas
• New business name for News Journal highlights growing advertising solutions
• Ron Simon's Stuff: Bucyrus man produces book about the history of rail
• Area's fugitive task force gets AG recognition
• Election: Is early voting a good omen?
• Ontario woman frustrated in attempt to save home
• Emergency Calls
• Downtown refurbishing project is looking up
• Police: Needle was in wrapper, not candy, when they arrived
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Mansfield violent crime reports decrease dramatically
• Fewer teens dying behind the wheel
• Shootout suspect's wife, daughter charged
• West Straub water service will be shut off
• Take part in emergency response team training
• Women open customized clothing store in Lexington
• Berean Baptist bazaar will support good causes here and worldwide
• Cause of costly Mount Vernon fire unknown
• Outside groups pour millions into hotly contested Ohio races
• Shaffer promoted to captain in Knox County
• NAACP plans Q&A session with local law enforcement
• Edge Plastics creates 50 jobs thanks to stimulus program
• Campaign spending takes many forms in Richland, Crawford counties
• Mansfield finance director won't let TV stand come out of safety fund
• Mansfield police probe questionable Tootsie Roll
• Children safe during chilly trick-or-treat
• Local donors spend thousands on election
• Madison schools expect deficit by '13
• District expects $1.6 million GF carryover
• Chamber honors local businesses
• Tyger band will give free concert
• Christian youth program regaining foothold in area
• Mansfield City Schools sets student goals
• Richland County: Money available to train workers
• Sheriff seeks sophomore runaway from Northmor
• 10-mile chase ends with head-on crash in Shelby
• No rain on this horror-drenched parade!
• Convicted child rapist gets 10 to life
• Family: Was cuffing boy, 12, necessary?
• Parent-teacher conferences on tap
• Keep your Halloween safe
• Police calls: Missing backhoe found at rear of property
• Special Wish Foundation plans a party
• Linterns pursue alternative treatment
• Biz-man: We have jobs; workers lack skills
• Lindsay convicted; could get life sentence
• Wendell Lindsay gets 10 to life for child rape conviction
• Farewell given to outgoing Richland County EMA director
• Trick or Treat at high school
• Limited household hazardous waste collection set
• Toy Time opens Monday
• Food drive tops goal
• Officials: Girl, 13, admits starting fire
• Just some Fall shots from main campus
• Ken Ekegren and crew building an electric car
• Tea party to screen film
• Glenwood water to be shut off today
• N.C. man gets a year on weapon charges
• Local Christian movie nominated for national award
• Motown comes to Mansfield, puts on a show at MedCentral
• ATVs are ready for ride on the B&O
• Police calls: Woman says man held her hostage, threatened to kill her
• Good news: Richland Co. home sales flat
• Board of Education will meet Wednesday
• Ohio first lady campaigns in Crawford County
• 11 local men were part of Bataan Death March
• Medal of Honor recipient to speak at campus
• A Veteran's Story: Mansfielder figures in Manchurian POW book
• Kevin Dye arson trial delayed
• Most Wanted: Parolee already was given a second chance
• Police calls: Drunken teen injured with knife
• War on eyesores: Razing the dead houses
• Site tests begin for new Shelby high school
• End of an era: Light plant powering down
• Marriage Licenses
• Mansfield Municipal Court
• Felony Sentencings
• Third Frontier will change after election
• Emergency calls
• Officials: Sales tax would restore jobs
• International Festival brings food, cultures from around the globe
• Both Cockley, Konstam run on their experience
• Bus Safety week reinforces rules of the road
• Births
• Hundreds of marijuana plants, guns found at site of County Road 179 shootout
• Litt, Kissick challenge incumbent Rep. Jordan
• Get a fright at Haunted Mansion
• Passers-by rescue woman, sons after fiery SUV rollover on Ohio 314
• Bank buys Park Lanes
• Generosity marks Day 1 of Make a Difference Day Food Drive
• Wife shot; husband says he was cleaning gun
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• 33 still sought in drug case
• Wendell Lindsay rape trial Day 2
• Safety always bus drivers' first priority
• Malabar show will air next week on WMFD
• Malabar featured on TV show this week
• Nine are Teacher of the Year nominees
• Large crowd turns out for MSEA picnic
• Groups celebrate Walk to School Day
• Board meeting date changed to Oct. 27
• Cliff Crose joins board of education
• Walk to School Day set for Wednesday
• MSEA community picnic open to all
• Board member selection will continue Monday
• Sex offender gets 10 years to life in prison
• Mansfield pavilions to close for winter
• Strickland, Kasich explain their ideas
• No waiting at first Richland County flu shot clinic
• Mansfield man charged with theft of Chihuahua
• Police calls: Man awakes in office, finds robber
• $ could move pageant
• Four board hopefuls eliminated; 3 remain
• Officials subpoenaed in corruption probe
• Renaissance cancels big screen showings of Buckeyes
• Mansifeld attempted murder trial begins in face shooting
• State attendance count will be Oct. 5-8
• Lawmakers fight against Ohio passenger rail
• Early voting has begun
• Firefighters want to reopen contract
• Will Mansfield keep Miss Ohio?
• Three are finalists for vacant board seat
• Correction: Details on Paul Ball's family
• Boil advisory lifted on W. Third, Western
• Habitat for Humanity sponsors garage sale
• Richland County senior food program a model for others
• Mifflin water treatment getting hard look
• Area quilters answer pillowcase call
• Miss Ohio program may move to Zanesville
• Bands place in local festival
• Clear Fork student writes history of former OSR
• NCSC encourages entrepreneurship
• Dog hanging case continued
• Police calls: Man claims assault by large man wielding bar stool
• Too much dessert, not enough veggies
• Report: Home sales up here again
• Mansfield officials: Let them leaf rake
• A VETERAN'S STORY: Farm boy became Navy guard in '45
• Sons of Herman plans monthly comedy nights
• Police calls: Intruder in kitchen orders resident back to bed
• Who pays for pickups?
• 2K show up to see Kirk Cameron preach
• RCDG's neighborhood sector logs success
• Schools' perk pads pensions
• Board applicant interviews Wednesday
• In 2009, voluntary pickups cost Mansfield $888,836
• Some local districts offer extra retirement benefit
• Water Rescue Training
• A free retirement
• Stuff: Son takes the hard way to visit dad in Mansfield
• Facebook paying off for Plymouth police
• Celebrate Oktoberfest with bands in Galion
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• Locals turn in 365 pounds of unwanted medications
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Bellville's Hi-Lo sold at auction
• County considers separating emergency agencies
• Part of Harlan Road will close for two weeks
• CORRECTIONS
• Walking on water
• Wooster tornado wiped out ag research
• Patio fireplace, wind combine to cause $25,000 in home damage
• Project Lifesaver aims to find lost dementia patients
• Therapist clarifies credentials and state investigation
• Mansfield firefighter retires with lifesaving legacy
• Ohio releases faster passenger train estimate
• Monroe trustees try to bring back firefighters
• 'Growing Pains' star brings his evangelism to Mansfield
• Use of diabetes drug Avandia restricted
• Former Bellville cop Maurice King III loses appeal
• Police calls: Woman says home robbed by kerchiefed men with guns
• Police: Violent crime down, traffic tickets up
• Madison house fire smokes out fugitive
• Board: Stop saying you're a psychologist
• 2010 Mansfield leaf program: Take them to 3 locations
• MSEA community picnic set for Oct. 7
• Truck driver injured in Crestline crash
• Mansfield high school club rewards seeking homework help
• Little Texas will play Harvest Fest
• 'Sugar Baby' avoids jail time
• Warehouse up for sheriff's sale -- again
• Senior High's HOT Club targets homework
• Police practice for scary scenario
• Attorney general stumps for votes in Mansfield
• Bucyrus settles with Columbus man over tax charges, arrest
• Police calls: Possible alcohol poisoning sends person to hospital
• One dog found, one still missing
• Here's a chance to dispose of old medications safely
• Mansfield City Schools board hopeful eliminated
• 1 driver out of hospital; other still critical
• Unwanted meds to be collected Saturday
• Mehock Relays will relocate temporarily
• You make me feel so young
• Police calls: Car keyed
• Ohio unemployment falls fifth straight month
• Autopsy report clears way for Bucyrus trucker sentencing
• Pedestrian victim recounts fatal crash
• Shelby reconfiguring city hall jobs
• OSU-Mansfield plans to increase enrollment
• It's official: Union contract extended 1 year
• Annual campaign off to a flying start
• Police: Dog was held for ransom; now awaits owner
• Board interviews moved to Sept. 29
• Big band competition Saturday
• Emergency Calls
• Mansfield man killed in Tiffin crash; few details known
• Savannah pedestrian dies after being hit by SUV
• Sentencing today in sex crime
• Big rigs collide, roll over
• Madison Twp. unemployment claim fight may go on a while, trustee says
• Ohio Senate hopefuls stump at tea party
• 8 want Rusiska's seat on school board
• Inaction extends AFSCME contract
• HOSTS is topic for TV show this week
• Judge denies appeal to deduct rehab time from drunk driving sentence
• Police calls: Cops investigate alleged threat against Mansfield teacher
• Mansfield man reunites shipmates
• Main St. painting is trip down memory lane
• Used car demand driving prices up
• Eight applicants seek vacant board seat
• Lex Express Half Marathon
• A Veteran's Story: Friends found each other in WAVES
• Bellevue father and son grow behemoth pumpkin
• 3 arrested in probation sweep
• Shelby cuts ties with Chamber of Commerce
• Strut Your Mutt
• Oct. 4 deadline to register for Nov. 2 election
• Historic preservation group hopes for more involvement from Mansfield officials
• Dennis Spisak: Fixing budget woes starts with adult corrections
• Ken Matesz: 'What the government can do, the people can do better'
• Online police report policy tries to balance victims' rights with public's right to know
• Gubernatorial race defines division in Ohio politics
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Visitors have trashy good time at Rumpke landfill
• Mansfield police reports available online
• METRICH raid nets heroin, pot
• Program offers free lunch, fellowship to seniors
• Secret fears revealed in library exhibit
• Violent Fugitive Task Force changing coordinators
• Apple orchards have early harvest
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Sheriff's sergeant served 5-day suspension
• Foreclosure means change of address for Shauck Post Office
• Development group combats job losses
• Buy purple cupcakes to support Domestic Violence Awareness
• Mansfield officials spar over union plan
• Feds visit in wake of GM facility closure
• Children services declines $1M in taxes
• Census shows 1 in 7 Americans living in poverty
• Auditor: Water billing machine will save Ontario money
• Salem man charged with attempted sex crime with minor
• Ashland law enforcement assists in Wooster tornado response
• Driver flees after causing injury wreck near Arlin Field
• Emergency Calls
• 2 scabies cases at Madison
• Hispanic heritage celebrated
• Class teaches blueprint reading
• Flu shot clinics scheduled
• Water main fix closes streets
• Emergency Calls
• Galion tweaks financial plan
• Prescription bill aims to track deception
• New Washington asks sheriff to investigate police chief
• Sex offender, ex-prison guard in Mansfield won't get to see his kids
• Another sentenced in fatal feud
• Attend watch meeting Oct. 19
• Reserve seat at senior luncheon
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Ontario family displaced by blaze
• Boys face felonies in Senior High bomb threat
• John Mills gets 15 to life
• Barber Shop Lounge fire was set
• Madison Township computer searched
• District open houses will begin Monday
• The Ren The Blockhouse Bluegrass Festival
• Boys charged with making bomb threat
• Young singers invited to rehearsal
• Salary committee will meet
• Man indicted in Woodland local thefts
• Aging population, spending on health costs boost debt
• Willard cafeteria worker's appeal denied
• More tragedy: Mills family selling farm
• Dan Freund guest on TV show this week
• Today is Operation Clean Sweep
• Sanitary sewers will be smoke-tested Wednesday
• CORRECTION
• 'Halo' debut brings out diehard gamers
• Airman wanted to be an artist
• Richland County Indictments
• U.S. debt surges, leaving nation with difficult choices ahead
• Electrical issue likely culprit in garage fire
• A Veteran's Story: Mansfielder never cared for horses
• Crestline Harvest Festival will entertain
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Analysis: Taxes for most Ohioans wouldn't change
• Most Wanted: Drug offenders skip supervision
• Campaign will flag local foods
• Test scores plummet in some area districts
• Guard member killed in rollover
• Kingwood Center's first Fall Free Day Sept. 18
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Fundraiser will help man fighting to stay alive
• Harris to speak at first GOP luncheon
• Police: Pizza joint worker clocked trying to stop fight
• Lee Fisher benefit satisfies local Dems
• Mansfield 9/11 rally imbued with politics
• Crash near Mansfield kills one, injures 3
• Canton man dies in U.S. 30 crash
• Stuff: Pastor challenges motives behind American Dream
• Fundraiser sparks spat
• Grant money in limbo as contract negotiations slow
• Superintendent recommends pay freeze for administrators in Galion
• Applicants needed to fill empty seat on Mansfield school board
• 'Ghost Adventures'' crew sharing expertise at Mansfield Reformatory
• Emergency Calls
• Ceremony triggers memories of 9/11
• Jury convicts Mills on three of four charges
• Authorities hunt links in Lexington baby deaths
• Police look for links between deaths
• Jury: John Mills guilty on all but 1 charge
• Lexington looks into surveillance cameras
• Hurrah! Shelby cheerleader earns Ireland trip for shaving head
• Alternative School could relocate to bigger space
• Unexpected revenue will go to Richland County sheriff
• Clarification: Outage not caused by initial truck crash
• Police calls: Delivery vehicle spray-painted with gang markings
• Mansfield area at high risk from coal pollution
• 2 teens nabbed in Woodland thefts
• John Mills testifies
• Second baby dies at house in Lexington
• Board applicant interviews Sept. 28, 30
• Task force recognizes two former officers
• Flag honors local Navy veteran killed aboard aircraft carrier
• Fire devastates local family only days after they moved in
• Fight changes policy in Bucyrus schools (video)
• Mayor: New devices will save Mansfield $200,000
• Kevin Keith leaves death row
• Police calls: Counterfeit bill reported at convenience store
• Trustees to fight McKenna's unemployment
• Strong winds scramble Butler, again
• Mom: Defendant is like Charles Manson
• Second infant dies at babysitter's Lexington home
• Mansfield Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Planning commission to meet
• Pickup hits pole, cuts out power
• Mansfield sells first of 12 'stimulus' properties
• Shelby delays justice tax issue
• Police calls: Dog, puppies reportedly left to go hungry for week
• Suspect's statement might be excluded
• Witness pegs grandsons in Mills' death
• Transparency promised in board choice
• Mom testifies to bad blood between John Mills and Edwardses
• Springmill as regional alternative school?
• Swartz, Kinton will assist as needed
• Board seeks applicants for Rusiska's seat
• Some Lex residents to lose water for a while during valve swaps
• Boil alert on Birdcage
• Bedbugs on rise but not a crisis, yet
• TODAY: Power outage set for 11 a.m. on Longview
• Learn about pollution and water quality
• Review aggregation opt-out information
• StarTek employee party
• Apple Hill Orchard
• Labor Day parade
• Take in what Richland Academy has to offer
• Law the Florist partner discusses gas payments
• Friends group makes park plans for '11
• Candidate for Ohio auditor hosting reception Wednesday
• Open House on Sept. 13 for county's Explorer's Program
• City will continue to spray for mosquitoes this week
• Coolridge Heights area will lose water service Tuesday
• Water main repair will shut down Abbott Drive on Tuesday
• Santa look-a-like picketing school district in northwest Ohio
• Bucyrus and Galion parishes are sharing more than pastors
• A veteran's story: Meet Frank Subich -- Music never stopped for Mansfielder
• Emergency Calls
• Electronic monitoring bracelets free jail space, save tax money
• City offices closed Monday
• Hydrant flushing continues
• Emergency Calls
• Area hospitals to get some cash back after stimulus boost
• Tournament honors Mansfield stars Ron Holmes and Darin Brooks
• Wholesale Motor Cars and Leasing lawsuit may be dismissed
• Tampa crash kills Mansfield native, spouse and passenger
• SCRAP trailer schedule
• Home tour coming up
• Got discrimination complaints?
• Tea party to mark Sept. 11
• Health officials seek black cat
• Sign vandals cost taxpayers
• Arlin Field melee halts Mansfield Senior game
• Emergency Calls
• Innocence Project has growing track record
• Triple murder: Crestline residents surprised governor spared Kevin Keith
• Madison Township has more money than it thought
• Witnesses describe fatal brawl
• Triple murder: Reprieves for killers rarely aid re-election
• Revisit MNJ.com's chat from Week 2
• 'Melee' at Mansfield Sr. game ends in Tyger win
• Keith clemency first time governor rejects unanimous recommendation
• Victims' family outraged by Kevin Keith clemency
• Trucker admits to abuse of a corpse
• See Elektro replica while you can
• Ontario bans texting while driving
• 3 of 5 candidates will help city out of fiscal emergency
• Police calls: Charcoal from grill ignites AC unit
• Prosecutor poses motive; jurors visit scene of crime
• Redman admits to Easter murder
• Gov. has reasonable doubt, spares life
• Galion man arraigned on drug charge
• Former Lucas sports bar could be up for sheriff's sale
• Mom pleads not guilty in 2-year-old's porch fall
• Mifflin Township murder case starts today
• Police calls: Man returns to scene of indecency to urinate
• Inmate seeks delay of Keith's execution
• Arrest made in Senior High grad's death
• Sleuthing jurors cause murder mistrial
• Vacant board seat on Tuesday's agenda
• Daniel Redman pleads to Easter murder
• Gov cites 'questions' in sparing Keith's life
• Trustees to meet Friday
• Labor Day parade starts at 10 a.m. Monday
• Ron Simon: Blossom a pleasant surprise
• Phone call shuts down Mansfield Senior
• Feds: Company violated equal pay rules
• Attorneys zero in on witness credibility
• 2011 Relay for Life planning set to begin
• Juror misconduct allegations scuttle trial
• Waste service unavailable
• Charitable cyclists stopping in Ashland
• Man convicted in Galion home invasion to argue appeal
• Police calls: Teen runaways get summonses for smokes
• Crash sends two to hospital, flips dump truck
• Tiro man charged with selling heroin
• Mansfielder accused of rape, kidnapping
• Mansfield Senior High bomb threat 'prank' may result in no-joke charges
• Christopher Brown murder case goes to jury
• Consumer ID touted for seniors
• Tyger students to get out early
• Portion of Ashland CR 775 closed
• Madison trustees to meet Wednesday
• West Fourth section to close for week
• New officer on duty at Mansfield Senior High School
• Police calls: Braintree retains group's documents; scene results
• Downtown grant to build neighborhoods
• Did road project lead to fish kill?
• Tyger Time early release starts Wednesday
• Farming a family affair in north central Ohio
• Willard's migrant school is growing
• CACY will meet Sept. 10
• Migrants still filling Ohio jobs
• State's high court won't hear appeals
• A Veteran's Story: Vet passes time with fine wine
• Police calls: 12 year-old boy gets summons for hitting girl, 8
• Flood insurance program deeply flawed
• Children move out of fields, into college
• Data: Illegal immigration not an Ohio issue
• Municipal Court
• Morrow County Fair opens Monday
• Ron Simon's Stuff: Cool weather restores home owner's ambition
• Emergency Calls
• Menards sued over $100 bill suspected of being counterfeit
• Dropout rates go up again
• Auction helps meet sheriff's budget
• Births
• Divorces
• Marriage Licenses
• Power Squadron offers adult boating classes
• Development team markets Crestline
• Special trikes make kids' day
• Mansfield reaches out through Facebook
• Florida man dies in Ashland County crash
• Mansfield motorcyclist in critical condition after crash
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Richland County EMA director to retire
• Christopher Brown murder case will go to jury Tuesday
• Mansfield struggles on report card
• Campus breaks ground for $1.65M project
• Mansfield man pleads guilty to burglary
• Sen. Brown attends drug roundtable
• Work will cut power downtown Sept. 12
• Correction
• Emergency Calls
• Rusiska leaving city school board
• Child recovering from 8-foot fall
• Township, village sue each other over tax deal
• Mansfield murder trial: Forensics take forefront
• Rusiska leaving board of education
• Madison officials begin planning for new junior high
• Mansfield charter school dumps new director
• Police calls: Long restroom break leads to drug-related arrest
• CORRECTIONS
• Butler driveway shooting plea bargain discussed
• Trial date set for City Hall bombing suspect
• Mansfield cop hedges in court testimony
• July home sales dip, but not in Mansfield
• Bar may have served teens before crash
• Florida man dead after crash today in Ashland County
• Mansfield man's disappearance concerns family
• Washington Township, Bellville file suits in I-71 property spat
• North Central State College breaks ground on building addition
• First day done
• Fish kill near Shelby sad, frightening
• Mansfield denies VOA expansion request
• 4 districts excellent, 1 in academic watch
• Congress demanding answers on egg recall
• Richland County jobless rate inches downward
• Sex offender tracked down in New York
• State eyeing Ontario finances
• Police calls: Alleged thief makes getaway on bicycle
• Child finds gun, fires shot; three to face charges
• Christopher Brown muder trial: Victim's final minutes described
• Sex offender on lam from Richland County nabbed today in NY
• No one running as a write-in in Richland County
• Crestline breaks ground on new school
• Police: Sun may have caused fatal crash in Bucyrus
• Bucyrus trucker remains jailed
• 2000 valedictorian returns to district to help lead food service
• Students, teachers start back to school this week
• Police calls: 4 teens suspected in vandalism at Hamilton Park gazebo
• Tot, 2, falls from porch roof to sidewalk
• Trial begins today in March 9 murder
• New school chief strikes right chords
• NCSC to break ground Thursday
• A Veteran's Story: WWII was spent at Panama Canal
• Die-hards stuck out the rain at Heart of City cruise-in
• Blueberry Fest's big finish is a hit
• Police calls: Man caught with drugs admits to taking copper wire
• All-day kindergarten takes effect
• Authorities seek forger, drug offenders
• Wastewater employee sues city, again
• School districts plan for fiscal uncertainty
• Freund: 'Epic educational storm' is over
• Mosquito spraying schedule
• Stuff: It's always fun to imagine living somewhere else
• Police: Man shot in hand after argument
• Phala Blake to be released 20 years after baby's murder
• Library hours to change
• Expect hydrant flushing
• Historical society gala
• Squish 'em good: Blueberry stomping
• Ontario councilman proposes ban on texting while driving
• Local families share pain at MADD event
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Two businesses destroyed in Kelleys Island fire
• North central Ohio home with ties to Hardings burns
• Completion of drainage project should end Crestline flooding
• Grant helps Children Services launch Alternative Response
• Madison Township trustees hire zoning inspector
• Non-Bucyrus bratwursts part of festival
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Gov. Ted Strickland makes campaign stop in Mansfield
• Marijuana substitute gaining prevalence in Ohio
• Copper thieves target empty homes
• Beekeeper has wildlife officials at ODNR a buzz
• Walnut Street traffic going two ways again
• Family of Kevin Keith's family not surprised by ruling
• Police calls: Man assaulted for beer, wallet
• More charges possible in crash that killed Mason Volkmer
• Ontario's bottom line is ... anyone's guess
• Mansfield largest city in fiscal emergency
• Alternate theory unconvincing to board
• Candlelight vigil tonight will remember victims of drunk driving
• Free meals from Islamic Society
• Crawford County Justice Center could go solar
• Senator's help sought in funding Black Fork flooding solution
• Expert: Femur find animal, not human
• Patrol: SUV driver caused bike crash
• Search turns up ???; pretrial hearing Mon.
• Kennedy Center, Mansfield are partners
• It's official: Deficit pushes Mansfield into fiscal emergency
• Parole board says no to Keith clemency
• Attend flower arranging class at Kingwood Center
• Prescription to Addiction: Ohio task force tackles drug treatment problems
• METRICH raid leads to arrest, confiscation of drugs, cash
• Blueberry Fest slides into town
• New students tour Malabar Intermediate School
• Officials ponder changes to Richland County jail
• Middle, high schools to have police officer
• Mansfield man, 19, dies in early morning crash
• Boil alert lifted on Arlington
• Flag will honor Wigton, Bronze Star winner
• Beginner genealogy class
• Sharing office gear could save Mansfield $12K a year
• Former Mansfield City Schools treasurer to help out
• Alumni raise $157K for Shelby science lab updates
• Police calls: Arm tattoo tips cops off to teen's real ID
• Crestline mom pleads guilty in fatal crash
• Trustees fret about approaching audit
• Fiscal emergency to be declared Thursday
• Learn about senior exploitation
• Bellevue man arrested after wife's apparent beating death
• Crawford County officials find 216 pot plants
• Arlin Field tailgate party aims to raise funds for scholarships
• Kevin Keith triple murder: Attorneys await word on clemency
• Mansfield council ponders closing parks, enacting vehicle tax
• Police calls: Boy gets summons after pulling knife on mom
• Enterprise bonds help bring 66 jobs
• Teen indicted in June 13 shootout
• Ex-principal on paid leave from Super job
• Hydrants will be flushed
• A Veteran's Story: Ex-mayor spent months in Korea
• Prize pony is a family tradition all his own
• Mansfield comedy show features four popular headliners
• Police calls: Woman, 86, finds bullet, bullet hole in car
• Community gardens popping up around city
• Victims, state still certain Keith's guilty
• Twin Valley puts Mike Dixon on paid administrative leave
• Orientations, registrations this week
• District telephone service out on Tuesday
• Mosquito spraying planned
• Learn about senior exploitation
• Work to begin soon on Red Horse facility
• Society founder speaks Friday
• Exhibition through end of Sept.
• Author to discuss 3 novels
• BIRTHS
• Senator tours clinic boosted by grants
• FELONY SENTENCINGS
• MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL COURT
• County fair: Big bucks for grand champions
• Hundreds celebrate 179th conversion
• Richland County Fair: Fairs cutting entertainment expenses
• Plane crashes into Lake Erie, all four passengers are OK
• Lexington grad chronicles Band of Gold, its leader
• Mount Gilead teen missing
• Two area doctors suspended, accused of sexual misconduct
• $150K will go to new road signs in Richland County
• EMERGENCY CALLS
• Mom to plead guilty in fatal crash
• Richland County Fair: Ohio counts its rides among safest in U.S.
• Richland County auditor expects to make payroll
• Richland County inmates complain about crowding
• Richland County dog warden looks into Touby Road dog attack
• Police calls: Roaches and cat urine draw complaint
• Shelby Y coping with $290K tax debt
• Sheriff can't make September payroll
• Overnight tradition may violate fire code
• Complete and return meal applications now
• Mansfield native joins food service office
• Foundation approves grants
• CORRECTION
• Clubs feel pinch of Richland County budget cuts
• Empty Altamont Ave. house burns
• Mike Dixon indicted on felony theft charges
• Clemency decision not due before Aug. 18
• Mission conversion ceremony is Saturday at 179th
• Crawford County Commissioners table furloughs
• Panel hopes to resolve issues at old landfill
• Day of Caring food drive successful on short notice
• Strickland running-mate Yvette McGee Brown visits Mansfield
• Victims, family say they're certain Kevin Keith pulled trigger
• Richland County Fair vet stays on her toes during heat wave
• Former BMV worker's hearing canceled
• $1.55M in under 6 months? No prob!
• Veteran's programs pump millions into area economy
• David Nail headlines Richland County Fair
• Morrow County wind farm moving forward
• Police calls: Naked man in eatery's ladies room results in hospital run
• Lawsuit produces more voter applications
• Richland County United Way optimistic about $1.55M goal
• Heat can be deadly for people, animals
• Kevin Keith clemency hearing is today
• Kevin Keith asks parole board for pardon
• Mike Dixon in jail, then court, in alleged bicycle theft
• District operations manager will retire
• Principals, secretaries, phone numbers
• Board OKs Reading Recovery contract
• School supply lists available here
• yoga classes
• Reception after Tuesday's board meeting
• No increase in lunch prices for 2010-11
• Dan Freund named superintendent
• Summer crew helping with moves
• Free, reduced-price meal policy set
• New superintendent greets public, staff
• Moyer will lead Malabar Intermediate
• Brown brothers expand scholarship fund
• TAG projects displayed at public library
• Superintendent interviews set for Thursday
• Superintendent field narrowed to two
• Human resources director leaving early
• Reception honors retiring district employees
• Work on preparing buildings is under way
• Teachers earn Richland Foundation grants
• Board of Education sets meetings
• “Whole Lotta Night Music” Songwriters Show, to be held at The MCCFA Convention Facility
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• Richland County Fair
• Obama in 2008
• Decorate Your Space: Fleece Pillows
• Library Land Adventures With Maggie’s Menagerie
• Queensbridge Recorder Ensemble
• Celebrate America
• Story Stop for Tiny Tots: I Like Me
• Donna Dewberry Painting Technique
• Southern Slavic Dance And Music
• Books And Coffee
• Calypso Gypsies
• Third Thursdays: West African Drumming
• Maidens IV
• Personalized Computer Instruction
• Genealogy Interest Group
• Library Land Adventures With Maggie’s Menagerie
• Ontario Afternoon Book Discussion
• Red Cross Babysitting Training Course
• Very Scary Stories
• Haunted Reformatory
• Scaredy Cat Ball
• Wunderland Bah At The Fairgrounds
• Small Business Of The Year Awards Reception
• Mansfield-Richland Educational Foundation Gala

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