Karen Mansfield is a reporter at various publications including Management Specialist Inc, Wheeling News-Register, and Observer Reporter. She covers a diverse range of themes such as agriculture and farming, education, health and wellness, and consumer health, often exploring the intersections between these topics and issues like climate policy and public education. Karen's work has been featured in notable outlets including the Weirton Daily Times, Herald-Standard, and Williamsport Sun-Gazette.
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Karen Mansfield's local coverage in Pennsylvania and Washington focuses on a broad range of topics, including community events, health, veterans' affairs, music, fundraising activities and personal finance. Her articles often feature press releases and event coverage.
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By: Karen Mansfield
Churches, community groups, and families across Southwestern Pennsylvania are preparing to collect gift-filled shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child during National Collection Week, Nov. 16-23. Nearly 5,000 drop-off locations, including several curbside and indoor sites will open nationwide during the annual collection period, giving individuals, families and groups an opportunity to contribute shoebox gifts for children […]
A Ringgold elementary schoolteacher was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana after she was accused of having a marijuana vape at the school on Oct. 14. Tami M. White, 58, a fourth-grade teacher at Ringgold Elementary South, was arrested by Ringgold School District police on charges of possession of a small amount of marijuana and […]
By: Karen Mansfield
Frances Hudak is among the millions of Americans who have already cast their ballots ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections. But it’s far from the South Strabane Township resident’s first ballot. Hudak turned 103 years old on Wednesday, and she voted for President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The centenarian is proud of her lengthy voting […]
Pennsylvania lawmakers have passed a bill that would ban cellphones in public and private schools statewide, starting with the 2027-28 school year.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health on Wednesday added Washington County to the list of counties with confirmed measles cases, bringing the statewide total to 1,317 cases across 43 counties, up 31 cases since its previous update.
By: Karen Mansfield
A Canton Township man who has lived in the United States for more than two decades is back home after spending more than 10 months in ICE custody.
A mascot for the Burgettstown Area School District was injured during a Homecoming pep rally at Burgettstown High School on Friday afternoon, and was flown by medical helicopter to a Pittsburgh hospital. Smith Township police said a landing zone was set up at Hill Memorial Stadium, the Burgetttown Blue Devils’ football field, to transport the […]
Burgettstown Community Library is set to reopen Nov. 2 after being closed for a month-and-a-half when a faulty HVAC system caused a mold outbreak that damaged thousands of books and materials in the library.
By: Karen Mansfield
Smart glasses that help blind or low-vision people navigate streets, or connect them with live assistants. A 3D-printed wheelchair for young children. A trackball mouse that alleviates the strain from arthritis. A device to push a pill from a blister pack. Those were some of the items on display Tuesday as visitors streamed through the […]
By: Karen Mansfield
Smart glasses that help blind or low-vision people navigate streets, or connect them with live assistants. A 3D-printed wheelchair for young children. A trackball mouse that alleviates the strain from arthritis. A device to push a pill from a blister pack.
