Lou Whitmire is a dedicated news reporter with a focus on local stories in Mansfield, Ohio. With a background in journalism and a love for storytelling, Lou's work has been featured in various publications and platforms, highlighting community events, healthcare initiatives, and significant local developments.
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Lou Whitmire's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and historic preservation in the Mansfield area of Ohio. She also covers a wide range of topics such as crime, family & relationships, entertainment news, health & wellbeing, and sports.
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By: Lou Whitmire
Halloween Treasure Hunt includes clues taking families all over mall, leading to a treasure chest filled with coins - one valued at $500.
By: Lou Whitmire
Rock Local First Benefit Concert for Tommy Barnes is 2-9 p.m. Oct. 27 at 1100 W. Fourth St., with a suggested donation of $20.
By: Lou Whitmire
United Way/Graham Chevrolet fundraiser: 1,000 tickets available; winner of car to be drawn at Graham Chevrolet on March 7, 2025.
By: Lou Whitmire
Larry Stacklin, 57, of Tiro, said water was rough Saturday when he heard boaters' call to Coast Guard on Lake Erie.
By: Lou Whitmire
Republican Marilyn John, serving her second term in the Ohio House of Representatives is challenged for the seat by Democrat Emily Adams
By: Lou Whitmire
A Dodge Charger traveled off Rock Road North, up an embankment, re-entered road and went into a creek, the Mansfield patrol post reported.
By: Lou Whitmire
Every year at Halloween, the Richland Carrousel Park's carousel spins backward.
By: Lou Whitmire
Mansfield police Chief Jason Bammann has released details about the fatal shooting of Michael Oswalt II on Saturday in the 200 block of Cline Avenue.
By: Lou Whitmire
Norm Shoemaker, president of the Mid-Ohio CLC, said the food drive was a success again this year as a result of the generosity of so many people.
Farmers' Advance Richland County residents, agencies, businesses and local labor unions turned out to donate nonperishable food items, hygiene
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