The Oakland Cemetery Association recently announced a fundraising campaign aimed at raising $300,000 to replace its historic mausoleum.
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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UPDATE: Sterkel Community Park for All grand opening set for June 26
A grand opening/ribbon cutting ceremony for Sterkel Park — first set for May 23 — was postponed due to wet weather, which delayed progress.
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Perry talks Mansfield Speedway, downtown construction and CIC
Former NASCAR Cup Series driver and Medina County native Matt Tifft recently purchased Mansfield Speedway from the Milliron Foundation.
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Mansfield lawmakers welcome industrial growth, approve 321-acre rezone
Mansfield lawmakers approved a 321-acre rezone to help open doors to future high-quality, heavy manufacturing jobs in the city’s north side.
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Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services to seek levy renewal
The levy currently costs property owners 10 cents per $100 of appraised property value — roughly $100 annually for a home valued at $100,000.
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Candidate filing deadline talks return to Shelby City Council
After being denied last July, a proposed charter amendment extending the filing deadline from 75 to 90 days for Shelby candidates is back.
Posted inLife and Culture
Inaugural bee festival sparks buzz in downtown Shelby
The inaugural Shel-Bee Festival opened Saturday at the Black Fork Commons Plaza, attracting a large crowd of attendees.
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‘We were that close:’ Walk-off grand slam stops Madison in Elite Eight
Madison’s season ended in heartbreaking fashion Friday night after falling 6-5 to Springfield in a Division III regional final.
Posted inSolutions
Local food pantry, gardening programs with state assistance offer inspiration for Shelby
Richland Public Health has helped increase access to fresh produce in several locations through the Creating Healthy Communities program.
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Nearly 60 Pioneer CTC adult education students turn their tassel
Pioneer Career & Technology Center celebrated nearly 60 adult education graduates during a ceremony Thursday evening.