SCIP funds have helped Richland County replace 36 bridges and resurface 192 miles of roadway within the past decade.
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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Lots to offer: Craft, Antique & Shabby Chic Extravaganza set for April 26
Vendors will be located in Fairhaven Hall and scattered around the grounds for attendees to browse at their leisure.
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Open Source: Richland County deputy apiarist appointed by commissioners
Richland County commissioners approved the appointment of Aaron Billheimer to serve as the county’s deputy apiarist.
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‘Their role is our future’: Local leaders bring awareness to child abuse
2024 Miss Ohio Stephanie Finoti, along with several county leaders, spoke at The Waterford at Mansfield for Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Posted inBusiness
How can local manufacturers benefit from foreign-trade zones?
Foreign-trade zones can provide benefits to local manufacturers when it comes to tariffs, according to Barrett Thomas.
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Richland County Prosecutor’s Office offers assistance to crime victims
The Victim Services Division of the Richland County Prosecutor’s Office provides several forms of assistance to crime victims.
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Shelby officials honor legacy of former mayor Doris Payne-Biglin
Shelby Mayor Steve Schag and At-Large Councilman Steve McLaughlin shared remarks about their time serving under Payne-Biglin’s leadership.
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State Issue 2: Shelby lawmakers back State Capital Improvement Program renewal
The City of Shelby has received more than $5 million in grant funds through the State Capital Improvement Program since its inception in 1987.
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Heavy rains lead to flooding in Bellville and across Richland County
Nearly three-inches of rain have accumulated in Bellville since Wednesday at noon, according to the National Weather Service.
Posted inLife and Culture
Playtime Dental and Braces Easter egg hunt supports dog shelter
Three-thousand colorful Easter eggs were scattered across the lawn Saturday at the Richland County Dog Warden’s Office and Shelter.