Good morning, Mansfield.

Mae Billie Porter turned 100 today at Primrose Retirement Community as friends gathered for a surprise birthday party.

The milestone brought together staff and local residents to celebrate her century of life.

Residents will set clocks back at 2 a.m. ET on Sunday, Nov.

1 as daylight saving time ends, the earliest allowed by law. Local communities will see sunrise around 7 a.m. and sunset near 5:30 p.m. until clocks move forward on March 14.

Residents can learn about Medicare options at a free info session at Hawkins Conference Center in Ontario on Oct.

9 at 10 a.m., where OSHIIP representatives + experts will answer questions before enrollment starts on Oct. 15.

Colt, a five-year-old pit bull terrier-mix, is named News Journal Pet of the Week in Mansfield for his clear command knowledge and well-kept kennel (he is neutered).

Shelby beat Clear Fork 28-21 at Colt Corral on Saturday, Oct.

3. The Whippets overcame 26 penalties & will host Ontario next week as they maintain an unbeaten record.

Richland County tennis players shined on Oct.

2 in the Division II sectional tournament with strong wins in singles and doubles brackets. Semifinals and finals will be held today at Shelby High School, with the district tournament slated to start Oct. 8.

Ohio high school football scores from Week 7 are compiled from games played on Thursday, Oct.

1, and Friday, Oct. 2. The results from various schools reflect a mix of tight contests and decisive wins across the state.

Senior Killian O'Brien broke Ashland’s career receiving touchdown record by scoring a 78-yard screen pass in a 30-7 win over rival Mansfield Senior Friday night — breaking Chris Thomas’ 16-year mark.

The victory ended an 0-4 conference run and boosted the Arrows’ confidence moving forward.