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Today – Twenty-five years after the September 11th attacks, hundreds of American flags filled a field in Ontario as the community gathered to remember those who died, honor those who served, and reflect on a day that changed the country.
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A Crestline teacher died Sunday evening after a two-vehicle crash in Fairfield County, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol and Crestline Exempted Village Schools.
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Curt and Effie open this week’s Inside the Lines by reflecting on where they were and what they remember from Sept. 11, 2001, before turning their attention to high school football.
Madison senior Aiden Proctor joins the show to talk about the Rams’ changing culture under coach Kobi Johnson and the team’s response to a 54-0 season-opening loss to Shelby. With Madison now 2-1, Proctor discusses his leadership at middle linebacker, the Rams’ defensive identity and expectations for the rest of 2026. He also discusses the Mansfield Senior rivalry, his wrestling career and hopes of competing collegiately as a wrestler.
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Intro and outro music is "Story of the Sunflower Samurai" by local artist Vaundoom.
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Today – Blood Prison is getting ready to reopen inside one of Mansfield’s most famous landmarks, with new sets, new scares and more than 100 characters waiting in the dark.
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Today – After more than a year of construction, Mansfield’s $20.3 million Main Street transformation is approaching the finish line, with city officials saying the project remains on schedule for completion by the end of October.
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Today – A Lexington graduate who once simply wanted to challenge herself has emerged from West Point as one of the top cadets in her class — and says the hardest moments taught her the most.
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Today – A major dog surrender in Loudonville has turned into an around-the-clock community effort, with students, volunteers and rescue groups now caring for dozens of animals — including 13 puppies born after the dogs were removed.
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Curt and Effie open this week’s Inside the Lines by talking about the late-summer heat and player safety, the early battle shaping up in the MOAC and Danville’s strong start in Knox County.
Then, Hillsdale senior twins Kael and Knox Lewis join the show to talk about a lifetime of playing together and their final season as Falcons. They reflect on back-to-back trips to the state championship game, lessons learned against Ohio’s small-school powers and the work that goes into a Hillsdale offseason. The brothers also discuss stepping into veteran leadership roles, chasing a conference title, what they hope to accomplish before their high school careers end and what college athletics might look like for each of them.
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Today – A former telecommunications building in Mansfield could soon take on a very different role — becoming a multimillion-dollar housing community for veterans and senior citizens.
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Today – Otters, sloths, zebras, kangaroos and more — one Shelby farm has turned an ordinary backyard into one of the area’s most unusual animal experiences.
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