Zac Hiser

3 weeks ago | richlandsource.com | Zac Hiser

Ethel Davis passed away peacefully at home on June 3, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. She was 72 years old. Ethel was born on July 3, 1952, in Olive Hill, Kentucky, to Pinie May (Binion) and Kale Mosier. Ethel retired from Mount Vernon Developmental Center and, beyond her retirement until his death on May 10, 2025, cared for a very special person—David Pharr. Ethel enjoyed tranquil time at home and gathering with friends and family often.

3 weeks ago | richlandsource.com | Zac Hiser

There’s no shortage of live music in north central Ohio — and this summer proves it. The beauty of our region’s music scene is its range. We’ve got independent venues showcasing original artists on tiny stages, raucous backyard bars hosting ‘80s cover bands and concert series that bring Grammy winners to public parks. Some shows are free and family-friendly. Others invite you to dress up, buy a ticket and make it a night out.

3 weeks ago | ashlandsource.com | Zac Hiser

LOUDONVILLE — The Loudonville Class of 2025 crossed the football field in celebration Sunday afternoon, marking the end of their high school journey with a ceremony filled with reflection, pride and tradition. Class president Macy Bernard led the Pledge of Allegiance and delivered one of four valedictorian addresses, alongside classmates Brady Gessner, Hanna Porter and Tess Shultz. Sophie Lee gave the salutatorian address.

4 weeks ago | richlandsource.com | Zac Hiser

North central Ohio families are navigating a child care crisis. This series investigates the gaps — and highlights the people and solutions working to close them. It Takes A Village is a solutions journalism project from Richland Source, Ashland Source and Knox Pages. We’re diving deep into the region’s growing child care challenges — including lack of access, affordability and quality — and the ripple effects they create for families, businesses and the future of our communities.

1 month ago | richlandsource.com | Zac Hiser

MANSFIELD — Temple Christian School celebrated five graduating seniors during its 48th annual commencement ceremony on Tuesday night inside the school’s auditorium and sanctuary. The Class of 2025 includes Carter Lee Adkins, Esther Shalom Ball, Evan Scott Carroll, Malachi Lee Keim and Ashlynn Elizabeth Knepshield. Knepshield delivered the salutatorian address and Ball gave the valedictorian speech. Knepshield and Carroll also performed a duet of the song Peace. Pastor Robert J.