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The Block Is Coming To 1812Blockhouse

28 Oct , 2019  

From Thomas/1812Blockhouse Publisher: It's been some time since we shared info with our readers about goings-on here at 1812Blockhouse. That is exactly what we are doing today, and there's some mighty big news to talk about. Last Thursday, we had an 1812 staff meeting at Relax! in downtown Mansfield – always a super place to meet. That afternoon that I fell in love with their dark roast coffee (which I highly recommend, by the way) and we talked about the coming two months, which are going to be busy. Read More

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A Quick Guide To 1812Blockhouse Series

9 Oct , 2019  

In the three-plus years that 1812Blockhouse has been on the air, we have launched several "series" of related posts. Some we have continued throughout that time. Others we have launched, paused for a bit after a few stories have been posted, and then picked up later. You may well see at least one of those series come back before the year’s end. Read More

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1812Blockhouse: Three Years Of Pioneering

8 Sep , 2019  

You might not realize it, but at this very moment you are reading a post on a local news and information website that differs from almost every other such site in the country. When the switch was flipped back on September 8, 2016, Richland County became the very first small to mid-sized media market in America (that we knew of or know of) with a site committed to keeping its readers informed not only through its own news coverage, but also by actually pointing readers to local news covered by other media as well. Each day since, we have not only done our own reporting, but we have featured links to stores on WMFD, the Mansfield News Journal, Richland Source, and to social media posts from dozens of other local governments, organizations, churches, and businesses to create a one-stop information center. It has now been three years since 1812Blockhouse went live. Over 3,700 posts, 50,000 shared links, and millions of views later, that goal of creating informed readers remains at the very heart of what we do. Read More

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1812Blockhouse, All Things Business

1812Blockhouse Seeking Site Coordinator

22 Jun , 2019  

We’re looking for someone to join us in riding what just might be the newest wave in local media. In a post on the Total|Local Media website Friday morning the company, which publishes both 1812Blockhouse and 1808Delaware, announced that is accepting applications for a new, part-time Site Coordinator position. Read More

All About Richland, All Things Business

1812Blockhouse Announces Plans To Purchase Richland Source

1 Apr , 2019  

Mansfield media will never be the same after plans were announced on Monday for the acquisition of a major local journalistic operation. In a surprise turn of events, it would be David who is doing the acquiring, not Goliath, as 1812Blockhouse has set its sights on Richland Source. Read More

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1812Blockhouse Adopting Fresher Posting Cycle

4 Mar , 2019  

We’re always looking for better ways to bring you the best collection of news and information each day about Richland County and Richland Countians. With that goal in mind, we’re making a change to our news cycle. Read More

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1812Blockhouse, All Things Business

A Handful Of Changes To Better Bring You Richland County News

1 Feb , 2019  

Here are a couple of quotes – one heard from a Mansfield area journalist some weeks ago (not important who it was), and another from a news publisher in another location far from here. Both refer to the concept of including links from other media on one’s news site. The first is paraphrased but very much the gist of what was shared.

Local Journalist: “We would never do that. We’re in competition with other sites!”

Non-Local Publisher:“The one mystery of … news organizations is that they still don’t link out.. which is ludicrous. Every day… multiple news organizations are putting out stuff that’s interesting to the audience, and if you’re not willing to share that with them, shame on you!”

What that publisher discovered is a premise upon which 1812Blockhouse is based. We want to be the best place to go each day to get access to the best writing and coverage about Richland County and Richland Countians. Read More

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1812Blockhouse, All About Richland

Top Ten Stories For 2018: The Top Three

31 Dec , 2018  

Over the last few days, 1812Blockhouse has been reviewing the top ten most read stories on our site during the past year as we look back at 2018. While the most-read stories on our site may not correspond to a “most important news” list, it does show what topics are readers found to be interesting. We’ve reviewed numbers four through ten, and now it’s time for the top three most read stories of the year. First, a drumroll, then the posts: Read More

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Top Ten Stories For 2018: Numbers Four Through Six

30 Dec , 2018  

1812Blockhouse is currently reviewing the top ten most read stories on our site during the past year as we look back at 2018. While the most-read stories on our site may not correspond to a “most important news” list, it does show what topics are readers found to be interesting. Our Friday look at stories seven through ten can be read here. Below are numbers four through six in reverse order; we’ll then be looking at the top three on New Year’s Eve Day. Read More

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1812Blockhouse, All About Richland

Top Ten Stories For 2018: Numbers Seven Through Ten

28 Dec , 2018  

Over the next three days, 1812Blockhouse is reviewing the top ten most read stories on our site during the past year as we look back at 2018. While the most-read stories on our site may not correspond to a “most important news” list, it does show what topics are readers found to be interesting. Today, we look at most read stories seven through ten: Read More

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1812Blockhouse, All About Richland

Top Ten Stories For 2018

26 Dec , 2018  

Over the next three days, 1812Blockhouse will be reviewing the top ten most read stories on our site during the past year as we look back at 2018.

During that time, over 1,000 stories were posted.

While the most-read stories on our site may not correspond to a “most important news” list, it does show what topics are readers found to be interesting. It is topped by a story with a “national angle,” and includes posts about new local projects and retail operations as well as stories about local history.

We’ll be starting our series on Friday looking at stories counting backwards from ten to seven. We’ll add three more over the weekend and finish with three on New Year’s Eve Day.

All Things Business

Three Thousand And Counting

10 Dec , 2018  

Our second local media post in two days – this one, however, is about ourselves. At some point this week, 1812Blockhouse will be publishing post number 3,000 – and we’re taking a moment out to celebrate. Read More

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What’s In A Name – Or A Logo?

21 Nov , 2018  

We don’t talk about ourselves that often at 1812Blockhouse, which is an oversight we really need to correct. The last time we spoke in first person was when we shared news of the launch of 1808Delaware back in September (things are going well there – be sure to check it out at: www.1808delaware.com). Today we thought we’d point out a bit of a change on 1812Blockhouse – particularly on desktop, tablet, and smartphone. It’s our logo. You may note the slightly updated look, our first in over two years.  Read More

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Two Announcements From 1812Blockhouse

5 Sep , 2018  

From Thomas Palmer, 1812Blockhouse Publisher: There’s something about the number “two” I really like. I have two children, for starters. Here’s another reason: 1812Blockhouse is celebrating the number “two” in “two” ways this week. First, we turn two years old on Saturday – a mini milestone for any local media effort. Second, we are sharing an announcement below that very much concerns the same number. Read More

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