Brittany Schock is the Engagement & Solutions Editor at RichlandSource, focusing on local news in Mansfield, Ohio. She is passionate about community engagement and finding solutions to local issues. Brittany's work has also appeared in Ashland Source.
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Brittany Schock focuses on local news, often reporting on government announcements and community events. She also covers topics related to elections, as well as health and wellbeing.
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By: Brittany Schock
COLUMBUS — Richland was one of 11 counties declared in a state of emergency on Sunday due to the impact of last week’s severe weather.
Keith Rittenhouse (right) shares his solar eclipse binoculars with a young viewer at Black Fork Brewing in Shelby on Monday. Credit: Brittany Schock / Audience Engagement Editor
Meghann and Jamie Artz with their children, Ogden Tanix and Bixler Jennings. Credit: Photo courtesy of Meghann Artz
A group of community members and volunteers from the Mansfield Arts and Culture Center painted a mural and more at Burton Park.
By: Brittany Schock
COLUMBUS — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced today that a Presidential Disaster Declaration has been issued for the FEMA Individual Assistance Program as a result of tornadoes on March 14, 2024.
St. Peter's class of 2024 celebrates graduating with the traditional cap toss.
SHELBY — The Whippets have bid farewell to another graduating class.
By: Vera Morgan Knowlton
Gracie Rodman and Anderson Roll were crowned as Richland County Junior Fair royalty on Sunday, Aug. 4. Credit: Brittany Schock, Audience Engagement Editor
By: Fredericktown Freddies
The 28th annual 'Cops-N-Kids'shopping program pairs students in need with local law enforcement to shop for school necessities. Credit: Brittany Schock / Audience Engagement Editor
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