Eve Schwemley and Karsen Homan were named Outstanding Senior Athletes on Friday during Shelby High School’s Recognition Assembly.
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Nearly $269K in scholarships awarded to Shelby seniors
Shelby High School Principal John Gies said this year’s assembly set new highs in the amount of scholarships and money awarded.
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Richland County commissioners proceed with port authority formation
Commissioners approved an engagement letter for the creation of a port authority through Daniels & Rhodes LLC for $10,000.
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Shelby FFA awards over $16K in scholarships during banquet
Outgoing FFA President Jack Stover was named the winner of three scholarships Wednesday, as well as Shelby FFA King.
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Richland County commissioners OK $365K for 6 sheriff’s cruisers
County commissioners authorized the Richland County Sheriff’s Office to purchase six cruisers from StateWide Ford for a total of $365,212.
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Care program empowers north central Ohio veterans to hire in-home help
The Veteran-Directed Care program allows eligible veterans to hire their own in-home workers to help meet their daily needs.
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‘Thank you for believing:’ Shelby seniors declare plans during Signing Day
Seniors at Shelby High School declared their post-secondary plans during a signing day ceremony Tuesday morning.
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‘Not alone:’ Plymouth community rallies around third grader battling leukemia
About 30 Plymouth students and 10 staff members had their heads shaved to show Weston Montgomery he was not alone in his battle.
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Plymouth voters approve cemetery renewal, deny police levy
Plymouth voters approved the renewal of a 1-mill, five-year property tax to fund the operation and maintenance of the village’s cemeteries.
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Shelby voters approve Marvin Memorial Library levy renewal
The five-year renewal will generate around $561,000 per year for Marvin Memorial Library, helping keep funding steady through 2030.