About 450 ArcelorMittal employees in Shelby will be on strike by the time the clock hits midnight Tuesday.
Hayden Gray
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Shelby Board of Education welcomes two new members
Newcomers Brandel Boyd and Jonathan Lawson were both sworn in Monday night during the board’s first meeting of the New Year.
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About 450 ArcelorMittal Shelby workers to strike after no deal reached Monday
Steve Ackerman said United Steelworkers Local 3057 intends to carry out plans to strike effective 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday night.
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New Year, new development along Ohio 39 at Shelby’s southern entrance
Mechanics Bank, Buckeye Superstore, Mickey’s and Dunkin’ Donuts have all made investments along Shelby’s southern entrance.
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Here are resolved cases from December in Richland County Common Pleas Court
The list includes any case which Richland Source has published as an indictment, stories which first began publishing here in February 2024.
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‘Communicable illnesses’ cancel 1st Shelby council meeting of 2026
Slated as Shelby City Council’s first gathering of 2026, the meeting was announced cancelled Monday afternoon.
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Three Richland County fire departments awarded MARCS grants
Nearly 200 fire departments representing 63 counties across Ohio have been awarded a combined total of nearly $4 million.
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Here were the top Shelby and north county stories from 2025
The most-read stories ranged from court cases and economic development to features and high school football.
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Richland County commissioners recap noteworthy 2025 news
Topics highlighted by commissioners ranged from property tax relief and renovations to the wind/solar discussion and internet expansion.
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Monday power outage affects 3,300 Mansfield-area customers
About 3,300 Ohio Edison customers in the Mansfield area are without power as of Monday evening, according to spokeswoman Lauren Siburkis.