Grace McCormick

New businesses in 2024 included Ontario's Grocery Outlet, Culver's, A Touch of Home, Peony & Burch Boutique, Mansfield's LinkedKutz, Music Academy of Karate & Empowerment, and a new space for Downtown Wigs & Fashion.

An LLC registered to Randy Payne purchased 1468 N. Main St. in Mansfield for $1 million on November 27. The site is home to Refrigeration Sales Corporation, Applied Industrial Technologies and Argon Masking Corp. Credit: Richland County Auditor's Office

The Madison Township trustees are accepting resumes for an unexpired trustee seat. Interested applicants can drop off their resumes at the township hall at 817 Expressview Drive by 5 p.m. Jan. 14.

MANSFIELD — Adena Corporation announced it has finalized the acquisition of the Washington, D.C. area Palmer’s Contracting Group (PCG).

MANSFIELD — Deathrow Airsoft sells new and used airsoft guns, equipment, 3D-printed parts and customizations.

MADISON TOWNSHIP — Pump & Grind is now open at 586 Park Ave. East featuring more seating, beverage options and expanded hours.

4th Street Coffee House in Ontario celebrated its grand opening Jan. 9. Wendall Yoder is the shop's owner-operator, who also owns North Main Cafe in Mount Vernon.

MANSFIELD — General surgery nurses Zoe Kalb and Josie Smith noticed pediatric patients would be nervous and sometimes teary leaving their parents to enter surgery at OhioHealth Mansfield Hospital.

Drop the Beat Dance Center has two studio spaces at 214 Mansfield Ave. for classes. The studio offers jazz, contemporary, acrobatic, lyrical, hip-hop dance, tumbling and baton twirling lessons.

Snap Fitness, locally owned and operated by Jim and Alex Lozier, will host a grand opening Jan. 25 at 1446 Lexington Ave.