More than 100 people registered for the Mansfield Film Industry "Mixer" hosted at Cypress Hill Winery at 51 E. 4th St. in Mansfield. The mixer aimed to help filmmakers from the Mansfield, Ashland and Crestline areas network with each other. Some attendees also traveled from Youngstown, Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo.
Bob Cohen, Braintree Business Development Center business adviser, helped organize and sponsor the event.
The former Westinghouse "A" building is apparently beginning to demolish itself -- and it's going to cost local taxpayers another $18,538.
The walls of the decaying, five-story structure at 200 Fifth St. are expected to officially come tumbling down on Dec. 19 in what's been dubbed the "Westinghouse Demolition Extravaganza. It's expected to take six to 10 weeks to demolish the mammoth structure.
Braintree's Bob Cohen says Richland County can be a great place to start a business.
Braintree, the Richland Area Chamber & Economic Development, North Central Ohio SCORE and NECIC all aim to support young entrepreneurs through mentorship and connections with other local businesses.