Day one of the Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival kicked off Friday with a new, expanded festival footprint for 2025.
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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Richland County commissioners seek clarity with treasurer’s bank decisions
County commissioners were informed a “change in financial institutions” for taxpayer monies was being considered through a letter from Mechanics Bank.
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Large wind, solar projects now prohibited in 11 of 18 Richland County townships
Restricted areas include Bloominggrove, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson, Mifflin, Monroe, Perry, Plymouth, Sharon, Troy and Weller townships.
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Hudson’s Duck Drop ready to race down Black Fork for third year in Shelby
This year marks the third annual Hudson’s Duck Drop, which is set for July 26 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Parrot Head Pub in Shelby.
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Schroeder to guide grades 3-5 as Shelby elementary principal
Justin Schroeder, former middle school assistant principal, will be transitioning to oversee grades three to five as principal.
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Shelby 6-year-old is semifinalist in international nature competition
Slayter Bailey, a 6-year-old Shelby resident, is currently competing in the semifinals of the international Jr. Ranger Competition.
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Shelby family continues to give back to Ronald McDonald House Charities
Lexi Surgener and her fiancé, Logan Allenbaugh, spent 118 days in the Columbus Ronald McDonald House while their son, Houston, was in the NICU.
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Rain, rain, go away: Shelby Bicycle Days parade stays dry after brief delay
A flash rain shower caused a brief delay in the start of the 2025 Shelby Bicycle Days parade — which boasted more than 75 entries this year.
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Shelby native recalls mother’s Shelby Cycle Company contest victory
Ten-year-old Yvonne Brumback won Shelby Cycle Company’s “Name-a-bike” contest in 1935. Her winning submission remains unknown to this day.
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Shelby voters to decide fate of charter amendment in November
City Council voted 4-0 in favor of sending a proposed charter amendment to the November ballot during a special meeting Friday morning.