Jesse Smith is a Senior Editor for Mid-State Multimedia Group, focusing on local news in Mansfield, Ohio. With a background in journalism and a passion for community reporting, Jesse's articles cover a wide range of topics including sports, local events, government updates, and human interest stories.
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By: Jesse Smith
MANSFIELD, OH - The Ohio State Reformatory and the Renaissance Theater were buzzing with excitement during the weekend, as the two venues co-hosted the 30th Anniversary Celebration of the landmark 1994 film The Shawshank Redemption. The anniversary event invited cast and crew members from the film to take part in a panel discussing the film's success and legacy, while reminiscing on moments behind the scenes.
By: Jesse Smith
In 2001, John Levi Martin published a critique of authoritarianism scholarship, arguing that it was marred by fundamental biases of tautology, selective interpretation, and overtheorization of some research subjects but neglect of others. Drawing from this critique, I argue that Christian nationalism scholarship in sociology operates as a variant of authoritarianism research, exhibiting similar claims, strengths, and shortcomings. In a short span of time, the Christian nationalism research agenda has come to dominate the sociological study of religion and enjoyed a high profile in public discourse, presumably due to its relevance to matters of acute political concern. However, this literature interprets empirical results based on unverified assumptions of essentially authoritarian goals and motivations while ignoring plausible alternative explanations. It further neglects respondents who are low on Christian nationalism measures, despite evidence that these respondents play a role in religiopolitical conflict. The result is an essentialist account of Christian nationalism that is politically resonant but theoretically problematic. I propose that these issues can be addressed by a shift away from essentialist and toward social models of belief systems, which offer important advantages: greater consistency with current theories of political polarization, a stronger sociological element, and less susceptibility to researcher bias.
Six-Year-Old Handcuffed, Bitten and Life Flighted in Savannah Pit Bull Attack Case
ASHLAND, OH - This week, Host (and Mayor) Matt Miller talks about students going back to class from summer break with Superintendent Steve Paramore of the Ashland City School District.
By: Jesse Smith
ASHLAND, OH - University Hospitals held an open house at their Medical Associates Building on Wednesday, showcasing the newly-renovated space that has transformed the offices at 663 East Main Street. Thanks to a generous donation from the Samaritan Hospital Foundation, the facility has now been upgraded to a state-of-the-art care center that Administrator Kathy Cox says is their way of giving back to a deserving community.
Alta Greenhouse's Garden Variety: Maintaining Space With Bushes and Trees
By: Jesse Smith
ONTARIO, OH - Sadie is this week’s featured Pet of the Week and is looking for a forever home!
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BUCYRUS, OH - Five people were arrested following a narcotics investigation at a home at 538 Prospect Street in Bucyrus on Monday afternoon. Crawford County Sheriff's Office detectives executed a narcotics search warrant at the home, along with members of the METRICH Enforcement Unit and the Crawford County Special Response Team.
Angus Nolte, pictured in action during an interleague match earlier this year, had a great game for the Under 19.5s. Photo: J8 Photography
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