Good morning, Mansfield.

Wiener King on Lexington Avenue celebrated its 50th anniversary on Oct.

3 with live music and $1 coneys while the Smarjeff family hosted a fundraiser that supported the Domestic Violence Shelter in memory of local businessman Johnny Matthes.

On Sept. 25, Humane Society agents and Shelby police removed 75 dogs from a Marvin Avenue home, placing most in foster care while nine still need temporary care.

The Humane Society is hosting Dogs, Donuts and Drinks at Phoenix Brewing Company on Oct. 10 at 10:30 a.m. to support ongoing placements.

Home Depot in Mansfield offers $70 off a RYOBI 40V Brushless Leaf Blower with 85 minutes of run time.

Customers can shop online+in-store today for a tool that works with the brand’s battery system for various yard tasks.

Mansfield’s $20.3M downtown Main Street project will update infrastructure, landscaping and traffic (switching to two-way) and is scheduled to finish in October.

Ohio’s measles outbreak grew to over 200 cases by Oct.

7, mostly among unvaccinated residents, and health officials warned that low vaccination rates may allow further spread & urged community members to get vaccinated.

As fall cools, boxelder bugs are finding their way indoors and homeowners are advised to use a vacuum or broom (rather than crushing them) to prevent stains, with experts noting that bugs enter through gaps in doors and windows.

Local high school football analysts are previewing week 8 matchups and making predictions ahead of the critical Shelby-Ontario game (a key matchup between undefeated teams), noting strategic plays by veteran seniors and speedy athletes.

Excitement builds as teams vie for playoff spots.

Undefeated Ontario and Shelby will face off in a key Week 8 game for MOAC title control in Shelby.

Both teams stick to their usual practices (relying on experience) as they prepare for this high-stakes contest.