Grace McCormick is a journalist at Richland Source. She is passionate about sharing stories across various themes including events and conferences, cannabis and psychedelics, as well as arts and entertainment, with a keen interest in health and wellness topics. Grace's work has been featured in Knoxpages.Com, Richland Source, and Ashland Source.
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By: Grace Mccormick
“Driving Mansfield Skyline” is a 120-foot-long mural on the side of the Richland County Transit garage at 232 N. Main St.
By: Grace McCormick
Ken and Brian McCartney, co-owners of K.E. McCartney & Associates, pose for a photo at the Richland Area Chamber's 27th annual Small Business of the Year Awards. KEM earned the small business of the year award in the 15+ employees category.
The Friendly House earned large non-profit of the year at the 27th annual Small Business of the Year awards on Dec. 10. Rubies Women's Group was recognized as the small non-profit of the year.
Richland Outreach Center volunteers prepare hot chocolate for attendees of the non-profit's holiday party Dec. 14. The event was at Malabar Intermediate School and included free food, toys, crafts, pictures with Santa and the Grinch, and winter coats
Mansfield Pediatric Therapy serves clients from babies to teenagers. Kulka helps children develop feeding skills, literacy, communication and cognitive abilities.
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Township trustees awarded a $76,467 contract for a culvert replacement on Manner Drive to Brennstuhl Construction.
By: Grace McCormick, Tiffin Calvert, Galion Northmor, Howard E. Knox
Allotments for police cruisers, infrastructure increase for next year
Cindy Baker cuts a ribbon Dec. 19 with her husband Dennis and elected officials in Downtown Wigs and Fashion. The larger space offers expanded inventory and places for customers to sit down and "feel at home," Baker said.
MANSFIELD — The Mansfield Shotokan Karate pro shop includes belts, uniforms, padded weapons, staffs and some apparel for sale.
By: Grace McCormick
Allen Sexton and his father Tyler sign the 3-year-old's contract as an honorary police officer Dec. 20. Allen is currently fighting cancer after being diagnosed with a brain tumor at 10 months old.
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