Richland Source reporter Tracy Geibel joined Rusty Cates on WMAN Tuesday morning to talk about her experience in a scuba diving class at the Mansfield-area Y.
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Our Wisconsin State Journal team offers a closer look at the athletes that have committed to playing football at the University of Wisconsin beginning in the 2022 season.
The Shelby Bicycle Days parade took place Saturday afternoon on Main Street.
The Shelby Bicycle Days parade took place Saturday afternoon on Main Street.
Photos from U.S. Rep. Troy Balderson's visit to Mansfield on Thursday to discuss the planned Main Street improvement project.
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Photos from the Family Fun on the Farm Festival at Malabar Farm State Park on Saturday afternoon.
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Photos from Saturday afternoon at the annual City of Ontario 4th of July Celebration. The event concludes Saturday night with the city's annual fireworks show.
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Photos from the Village of Bellville's 2021 4th of July Parade on Saturday morning.
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The first-ever soap box derby-style race organized by Ontario Youth Sports took place on July 2, drifting down Dunlap Drive in Ontario's Marshall Park.
The Lima Locos beat the Galion Graders 8-3 in Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League action Friday at Galion's Heise Park. Ontario product Avery Fisher (Wright State) had two hits for the Graders. (photos by Curt Conrad, staff reporter)
Barry Alvarez’s tenure at the University of Wisconsin spanned more than three decades and intersected with the lives of countless people.
Short Documentaries
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This short Then & Now documentary explores the site on Third Street in Mansfield where an Episcopal Church, a Carnegie Library, and a President of the United States all converge in time.
The Blockhouse in Mansfield is an authentic relic from the War of 1812, and a rare and tangible link to the city's frontier heritage in the days of Johnny Appleseed. Here is a short history of the city's treasure, its origin in 1812, its resurrection in 1908 for Mansfield's Centennial, and i…
One of Mansfield's best kept secrets... right out in the open where anyone can see it. This was the very first of the Mansfield Samplers, and still the rarest. It is narrated by Marc Wilkinson, the man I had intended to do them all, who subsequently moved away and took his voice with him.
Exploring the history of the public Square in Mansfield, Ohio as a groundwork for understanding why a movement is underway to restore the Square to its original undivided state.
Maybe you have had the opportunity to take a walk in the woods at Malabar Farm, and most likely you don't know how lucky you are to have had that opportunity... so a short film The Woods at MALABAR will make your next walk there a little more meaningful. Sponsored by MOHICAN ADVOCATES who ar…
To look at North Lake today in Mansfield, Ohio you might not guess that it was once a lively and thriving amusement complex called Luna Park.
Created in 2008 as an introduction for hikers at the Mansfield Bicentennial Underground Railroad Walk, this short documentary is a brief overview of what the underground railroad was, with stories of some local stations.
The first professional base ball game in America took place on June 1, 1869 when the Cincinnati Red Stockings took on the Mansfield Independents in Mansfield, Ohio.
The City of Mansfield, Ohio sits on earth made of a pink sandstone considered so amazing in the 1880s that it was quarried and shipped all over the world. This is the story of the stone, the quarry and a world famous building created to be pink.