The Richland County Sheriff’s Office is just five people short of being fully staffed, according to RSCO Maj. Jim Sweat.
Hayden Gray
Staff reporter at Source Media Properties since 2023. Shelby High School/Kent State alum. Have a story to share? Email me at hayden@ashlandsource.com.
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Plymouth Village Council race features four incumbents, one former lawmaker
The four seats up for grabs each have a term length of four years, beginning Jan. 1, 2026 and expiring on Dec. 31, 2029.
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Sauder to be sworn in as Shelby fire chief on Oct. 31
A ceremony is planned for 11:30 a.m. on the final day of October at the Shelby Fire Station, 40 High School Ave.
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Six new members inducted into Shelby High School Hall of Distinction
The Class of 2025 included John Rietveld, Debora Broka d’Aquin, John Gies, Laura Kim, Todd Riehl and Kent Eyler.
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Shelby clinches share of MOAC crown, seeks back-to-back unbeaten seasons
Shelby can claim an outright Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference championship next week with a win at Marion Harding.
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Monroe Township voters to decide on fire, EMS levy renewals
Both levies combined cost Monroe Township property owners with a $100,000 home approximately $123 each year.
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‘Candidate Conversations’ brings together Mansfield candidates, voters
About 50 local residents found a seat inside Richland Source offices Wednesday to hear from Mansfield candidates on the ballot in November.
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Shiloh approaches halfway point of 90-day window to revise audit records
Shiloh must revise its financial records and provide the data necessary to complete the audit within 90 days from Sept. 3.
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Shelby man sentenced to six months in jail for 2024 fatal hit-skip crash
Kaleb Fisher, 25, of Shelby, received a six-month jail sentence in Richland County Common Pleas Court on Sept. 17.
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Mental health & recovery services levy renewal on Richland County ballot Nov. 4
According to Sherry Branham-Fonner, the levy has generated an average of about $2.2 million annually over the past five years.