By 1812Blockhouse, Malabar Farm Foundation
You likely know of Malabar Farm State Park, a unit of the State of Ohio which owns and operates Malabar Farm, the home of noted author Louis Bromfield.
You might not be as familiar, however, with the Malabar Farm Foundation — and if you like the place and the Bromfield legacy, you should be.
The process of getting to know the Foundation has become easier with the launch on May 5 of a brand new informative and entertaining website.
In an announcement on social media, the Foundation shared: More…
By 1812Blockhouse
Apparently the City of Mansfield had a New Year’s resolution to update and improve its online interface with citizens, businesses, visitors, and potential residents and investors.
Not just update, but to completely recreate the experience.
Joining other recent updated websites launched by Richland County and the City of Shelby, the City of Mansfield has one of its own. More…
Yesterday, we shared news of the Richland County updating its web presence, both on their own site and also on Facebook.
Today we share information about another new website.
A slick new homepage, published on Monday, awaits online visitors to tygerpride.com, the Mansfield City Schools homepage. More…
It’s an updated image for an important resource — the official Richland County website has a new look and feel these days thanks to a major facelift by the web design company revize.
According to its website, the Troy, Michigan-based revize believes in “…making government beautiful,” and has some 1,400 clients.
In addition, this past month the County introduced a new Facebook Page, which can be found here. More…
Another local governmental body has improved its online presence through the launching of a new website.
Following on the heels of a new Richland County site, the county’s public health district has unveiled the brand-new richlandhealth.org, which presents information about the agency’s services and resources in an attractive visual interface. More…
All About Richland, History & Tourism
No, that is not a typo. The word is “Issuu,” not “Issue.”
The nest time you have the inclination to purchase a magazine at a local store, you might head online first. On occasion, publications make digital copies available on websites designed for that purpose.
One such site is Issuu, described by Wikipedia as “a free electronic platform for magazines, catalogs, and newspapers.” The same article states that over 100 million visitors read Issuu’s content each month. More…
