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Richland County property transfers recorded April 15-19
These real estate transactions were recorded in Richland County between April 15 and April 19:. 81 Grand Blvd. Ext., Shelby; Clifford Bruner, successor trustee of The Bruner Family Revocable Trust, to Carl Schroeder Properties LLC; $138,000. 1827 Riva Ridge Drive, Mansfield; Wynne D. Shaw, trustee of The Wynne D. Shaw...
Warsaw teenager living with kidney failure is in need of organ donation from living donor
Gabe Gingerich of Warsaw is seeking a living kidney donor. About a year ago he was diagnosed with kidney failure. His kidneys are functioning at 10% and he has dialysis three times a week at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus. Gabe goes to Fresno Bible Church and attends Coshocton Christian...
On the Move: East Knox, Centerburg changing enrollment divisions, Danville switching regions
MOUNT VERNON — Two Knox County schools will have new divisional homes in the fall and another will be moving regions. The Ohio High School Athletic Association unveiled divisional breakdowns and regional alignments for the 2024 football season Thursday afternoon and three of the county’s five schools are on the move.
Richland County restaurant inspections: critical violations recorded April 18-24
These restaurant inspections with critical violations were conducted by Richland Public Health between April 18 and April 24:. ● In-N-Out Mart #103, 300 N. Mulberry St., Mansfield, April 18. Handwashing sink not accessible (critical, corrected during inspection). Hand wash sink had milk in sink well. Employee removed milk and discarded container. Quaternary ammonium sanitizing solution at incorrect temperature, concentration, and/or water hardness (critical, corrected). Observed no quat sanitizer in three-compartment sink mixer. Manager adjusted mixer and quat was at sufficient amount. TCS foods not being cold held at the proper temperature (critical, corrected). Observed milk in walk-in cooler being stored at 53 degrees. Employee discarded milk during inspection.
Ashland, Loudonville to change divisions for upcoming football season
ASHLAND — The Arrows and Redbirds are on the move. The Ohio High School Athletic Association unveiled divisional breakdowns and regional alignments for the 2024 football season Thursday afternoon and a pair of area schools will have new divisional homes in the fall. Ashland will move up to Division...
Local couple plans open wedding venue in Crawford Barn on ‘iconic’ Longaberger property
Zanesville residents Curt and Dee Luburgh courted the owners of the Longaberger Homestead in Frazeysburg for three years before they finally got a yes to take over the full 37 acres.“The last conversation did it,” Curt laughed. “We purchased everything in January.”And by everything, he means the entire Longaberger Homestead, soup to nuts.
OhioHealth Mansfield and Shelby Hospitals’ Director of Critical Care To Retire After More Than 40 Years
SHELBY — After more than 40 years of caring for patients and moving healthcare forward, OhioHealth Mansfield and Shelby Hospitals’ Director of Critical Care, Theresa Roth, PhD, RN, is retiring. Roth is ending her career where she started it. She received her diploma of nursing from Mansfield General...
In new lawsuit, former Galion police chief alleges racism led to his dismissal
A former Galion Police chief filed a lawsuit against the city, along with Mayor Tom O’Leary, in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division alleging discrimination and racism. Marc Rodriguez has been embroiled in legal battles with the city and O’Leary since he...
Mansfield City Schools to host Peace on My Block fair
MANSFIELD — Creating a culture of peace doesn’t happen overnight. That’s why Tom Hager wants to reinforce a year’s worth of lessons with one final push. Mansfield City Schools will host its first Peace on My Block Fair Community Fair on May 16 at Arlin Field. The event will be aimed at the district’s kindergarten through 8th grade students.
Future uncertain for fire-ravaged Avalon building; former residents without permanent homes
Family is everything to Tiffany Kelley, so when her mother, Judy Binckley, was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer, moving in together was a no-brainer. In 2019, they moved into the historic Avalon Building, a landmark in downtown Newark. The Avalon was saved from demolition in 2004 with a renovation project designed to provide housing to low-income adults 55 and older.
Ontario to drop to Division IV for upcoming football season
ONTARIO — The Warriors are headed for more recognizable terrain. After spending the past two years in Division III, Ontario will drop back down to Division IV for the upcoming football season. The Ohio High School Athletic Association unveiled divisional breakdowns and regional alignments for the 2024 football season...
Bob Evans seeks new spokesperson, offers $35,000 for kitchen hacks
NEW ALBANY, Ohio – Bob Evans, the top-selling refrigerated dinner sides brand, is searching for a new spokesperson to share kitchen tips and tricks. The chosen “mealtime mastermind” will receive $35,000, free Bob Evans products, and the chance to replace current spokesperson, actor Alfonso Ribeiro. Applicants should...
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