Carl Hunnell is a City Editor for Richland Source and Ashland Source, with a focus on local news in Mansfield, Ohio. With his extensive experience in reporting, Carl covers a wide range of topics including sports, local government, community events, and obituaries. His work has also been featured in Knoxpages.Com.
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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
The Richland County Jail will undergo a policies and procedures audit through the Legal and Liability Management Institute.
By: Carl Hunnell
Wayfinders Ohio is $500,000 closer to a larger homeless shelter in Mansfield, thanks to a grant from Richland County commissioners.
By: Carl Hunnell
Nearly 24 miles of Mansfield streets will be resurfaced in 2025 at an estimated cost of $5.9 million using the "Pothole Haters Tax."
By: Carl Hunnell
‘Our goal is to open bids in February and hopefully the contract will start in March or April,’ city engineer Bob Bianchi said Tuesday
By: Carl Hunnell
Police chief Jason Bammann asked for a mobile operations center that can be used for more than just emergencies.
‘We will realize some efficiencies that we don’t enjoy — it’ll be like stepping out from being in a cave into the 21st century,’ Kelly Blankenship said
By: Carl Hunnell
‘This project has been years in the making. A lot of partnerships had to work to make this happen,’ city engineer Bob Bianchi said
By: Carl Hunnell
The Downtown Improvement Advisory Board voted Thursday to allocate $500,000 to the Main Street Corridor Improvement project.
By: Carl Hunnell
Merrick Machado was selected "Student of the Month" on Dec. 7 at the Music Academy of Karate and Empowerment.
By: Carl Hunnell
‘At the end of the day, for businesses to come, you need those basic building blocks,’ Mayor Jodie Perry said
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