An infrastructure initiative in the northern portion of Mansfield could open about 500 acres of land to new development.
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.
Posted inSolutions
Community support vital for independent grocer to thrive in Shelby
Small -town grocers — especially in rural communities — struggle to stay open amid a food retail industry largely dominated by big box stores.
Posted inLife and Culture
Honey, crafts and fun: What to expect at the Shel-Bee Festival
The inaugural Shel-Bee Festival is set to offer fun for the whole family on Saturday at the Black Fork Commons Plaza from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Posted inSolutions
Does Shelby need another grocery store? Residents share their thoughts
Nearly half of the Shelby respondents in a Richland Source survey said they shop most frequently for groceries in Ontario at Meijer.
Posted inNews
Richland County commissioners approve filing of CDBG application
Earmarked funds on the CDBG application include $210,000 for Dayspring Assisted Living & Care Facility and $75,000 for Richland County Transit.
Posted inSolutions
Former IGA closure leaves Shelby facing food access challenges
Laurel Grocery Company bought the Shelby IGA business from Gene and Olga Cornell in 2017, but decided to sell it six years later.
Posted inLife and Culture
Shelby honors Memorial Day 2025 with parade, cemetery ceremony
It was a beautiful morning Monday to honor those who died serving in the United States Armed Forces with a Memorial Day parade.
Posted inGraduations
Shelby celebrates Class of 2025 during 150th commencement
Shelby High School graduated 173 seniors during its 150th commencement ceremony Sunday afternoon inside the high school gymnasium.
Posted inNews
Madison Twp. trustees open bids for road resurfacing, chip-seal programs
Chair Dan Fletcher opened two bids for the Madison Township 2025 road resurfacing program and one for chip-and-seal.
Posted inEducation
Shelby’s Morton Schoolhouse welcomes more than 200 Ashland students
Nine fourth-grade classes — about 220 students — from Ashland’s Taft Intermediate School each spent a day at Shelby’s Morton Schoolhouse.