Good morning, Mansfield.

Hispanic Heritage Month honors Latino and Hispanic American cultures and contributions from Sept.

15 to Oct. 15 + marks independence days for several Central American nations. In Ohio, a growing Hispanic community of 566,000 enriches local life and economy.

On Sept. 14, no ticket won the $253 million Powerball jackpot but an Ohio ticket matching all five white balls with the Power Play won $2 million.

The next drawing is today at 10:59 p.m.—watch for the results.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has declared Sept.

25 as Dolly Parton Day to honor the singer's philanthropic work with her Imagination Library (a free book program for children) and will inspire Storybook Trails in state parks and rest areas.

Mansfield Christian girls soccer won 6-4 over Crestview on Sept.

15 in Olivesburg after a quick 5-0 start + a falter allowed Crestview to close the gap; coach Jesse Rider said the team must play a full 80-minute game to build on the win.

At Mansfield Christian, sophomore Jacoby Dickinson scored a magical goal with 23:35 left to give the Flames a 5-3 win over Crestview on Sept.

16, 2026; Crestview's Braden Smith broke the single-season goals record (20) with his hat trick in the loss.

Richland County high school football moves into Week 5 as Friday night finishes the first half of the season; key matchups include Ontario (4-0) facing Galion and Pleasant against Clear Fork while standout QB Gavin Miller leads the Warriors in a big test.

Caroline Sheldon of Wynford repeated as Northern 10 Girls Golfer of the Year on Tuesday at Woody Ridge Golf Course.

She posted a 79 to win by five strokes over Upper Sandusky’s Jillian Stansbery; coach Sean Weisenauer praised her effort, earning her second straight medalist honor.