Carl Hunnell is the City Editor at Knoxpages.Com. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, sports, and regional interest, with a focus on issues relevant to Kentucky, Ohio, and law enforcement. His work has been featured in Knoxpages.Com, Ashland Source, and Richland Source.
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Carl Hunnell's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements and events in Mansfield and Richland County. He also covers a variety of topics such as politics, sports (particularly basketball), and entertainment news.
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By: Carl Hunnell
‘This is a serious, serious time in our history. Serious times demand serious people,’ DeWine said Friday
(Photos from Lexington’s 56-49 win over New Philadelphia on Friday night in an Ohio Cardinal Conference basketball game at LHS. The win improve the Minutemen to 12-2 overall and 7-1 in the league. The Quakers fell to 8-6/4-4 and saw their four game winning streak snapped.)
‘Any coach will tell you it’s nice to have the full roster,’ veteran coach Scott Hamilton said after 56-49 win over New Philadelphia
By: Carl Hunnell
NWS office in Cleveland issues ‘cold weather advisory’ for north central Ohio until Wednesday morning
By: Carl Hunnell
Mansfield lawmakers are scheduled Tuesday evening to oppose a statewide AT&T tariff application that could cost local tax dollars.
By: Carl Hunnell
Part two of a special two-part episode talks about how a 43-year-old Mansfield murder mystery was recently solved.
City will pay $100,000 annually to help retain local business and attract potential new employers
‘Last year was a completely different year for the parks department in the 10 years that I’ve been down there,’ Mark Abrams said
Mansfield Law Director Rollie Harper speaks to City Council on Tuesday evening. Credit: Carl Hunnell
By: Carl Hunnell
‘This will withstand small arms fire,.556 assault rifle rounds,.762 and.50-caliber machine gun fire,’ Sgt. Patrick Williams said
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