Shelby seniors Lillian McClain and Lucian Thull were crowned Homecoming Queen and King during a pregame ceremony Friday.
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Capt. Samuel Sauder selected as new chief of Shelby Fire Department
Capt. Samuel Sauder has been selected as the new chief of the Shelby Fire Department, Shelby Mayor Steve Schag announced Friday morning.
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Boo! Your 2025 guide to haunted attractions/events in north central Ohio
Here is your go-to list for scares, screams and goosebumps this fall in Richland, Ashland and Knox counties.
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NCSC instructor removed from Clear Fork college course after social media posts
A North Central State College instructor has been removed from teaching a College Credit Plus course at Clear Fork High School after posts on social media sparked attention.
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A mother’s miracle: Shelby woman reflects on early labor experience
Now nine months old, Jaxson Gipson is growing and gaining weight with assistance from a feeding tube as he approaches his first birthday.
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Richland County Building Department seeks first fee update since 2019
The Richland County Building Department is trying to bridge the gap between its revenue and expense by updating fees for the first time in six years.
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Shelby posts 2nd straight shutout, sets up big Week 7 vs. Clear Fork
A week after speeding past Highland 48-0, the Whippets (6-0, 3-0) controlled River Valley (2-4, 1-2) on the road Friday 42-0.
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Hamilton: Richland County investments still in good position amid Federal Reserve rate cuts
As of Aug. 31, Richland County Treasurer Bart Hamilton reported a total of $3,671,059.54 has been paid into the general fund.
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ManAfest connects local artists with residents in Mansfield
Typically placed in Mansfield’s Central Park, the seventh edition of the art and community festival ran from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. along West Fourth Street.
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Bigfoot enthusiasts flock to downtown Loudonville
Something visible to the eye this weekend in Loudonville was the public’s interest in Bigfoot — believers and skeptics alike.