Karen Mansfield is a reporter at various publications including Management Specialist Inc, Wheeling News-Register, Observer Reporter, Weirton Daily Times, Herald-Standard, and Williamsport Sun-Gazette. She covers a diverse range of themes such as culture and society, agriculture and farming, health and wellness, and education, often focusing on topics like farm management, organic farming, and health news. Karen's work has been featured in multiple esteemed outlets, highlighting her commitment to informing the public on important issues within her beats.
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Karen Mansfield's local coverage in Pennsylvania and Washington focuses on a broad range of topics, including community events, health, veterans' affairs, music, fundraising activities and personal finance. Her articles often feature press releases and event coverage.
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By: Karen Mansfield
A Ringgold Middle School student is using the Washington County Agricultural Fair market livestock sale to help a friend who is battling leukemia. Rosalie Cox, 13, is showing her market goat on Friday, and she plans to donate 100% of the money she receives to 11-year-old Michael Toth, a fellow member of the Ginger Inn […]
By: Karen Mansfield
A Ringgold Middle School student is using the Washington County Agricultural Fair market livestock sale to help a friend who is battling leukemia.
Monessen School District is considering a remote start to the 2026-27 school year as the district continues to address fungal growth that was found on water-damaged building materials inside its middle school and high school buildings last month. In a letter to school district families, Superintendent Dr. Robert Motte said teacher supplies, instructional materials and […]
Rain didn't dampen the spirits of South Central Elementary School students who started classes for the 2026-27 school year on Thursday. Students were greeted by teachers, administrators, and school crossing guards with high-fives and encouragement.
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh confirmed the region broke its annual record with 30 tornadoes and experienced the wettest first half of August on record, receiving nearly 6 inches of rain by the middle of the month. “It’s been a really active second half of the summer, especially in terms of rain, as well […]
By: Karen Mansfield
The Dorazio Family Farm of Fayette County was recognized recently as a Centennial Farm, one of 12 farms honored by the state Department of Agriculture for having been in the same family for 100 years. The farm was purchased by Phillip Dorazio in 1915, and it has been passed down through four generations. Farmers John […]
By: Karen Mansfield
The tragic death of 18-year-old Karoline Heintz, a recent Peters Township graduate and incoming freshman at PennWest California, has led to fundraising campaigns for domestic violence prevention programs in her name, and has sparked a conversation about teen dating violence. Megan Hegedus, CEO of Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern Pennsylvania (DVSSP), a nonprofit that provides […]
By: Karen Mansfield
The Dorazio Family Farm of Fayette County was recognized recently as a Centennial Farm, one of 12 farms honored by the state Department of Agriculture for having been in the same family for 100 years.
By: Karen Mansfield
The tragic death of 18-year-old Karoline Heintz, a recent Peters Township graduate and incoming freshman at PennWest California, has led to fundraising campaigns for domestic violence prevention programs in her name, and has sparked a conversation about teen dating violence.
Hundreds gathered inside Trinity United Methodist Church in Peters Township on Sunday night for a vigil to honor the life of Karoline Heintz. Heintz, 18, a Peters Township graduate and incoming freshman at PennWest California, where she was a member of the women’s soccer team, died Aug. 19. The parking lot began to fill more […]
