Marvin Memorial Library recently became the 100th consortium member of the Serving Every Ohioan Service Center.
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 inElections
EHOVE Career Center seeks to improve facilities with November bond issue
EHOVE Career Center Joint Vocational School District is seeking to pass a 2.2-mill, 36-year bond issue Nov. 5.
Posted inSports
By land & by air: Shelby routs River Valley to remain unbeaten
The Whippets’ 532 yards of total offense proved too much Friday for River Valley as unbeaten Shelby cruised to a 55-21 win.
Posted inLife and Culture
Plymouth gathering set to launch community into autumn spirit
The second annual Autumn in the Village is set for Oct. 13, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free, community-inspired gathering happens rain or shine.
Posted inNews
Shelby teacher indicted on 21 felony counts for sex crimes against minor in Mansfield
Stefanie Kellenberger, 39, of Mansfield, has been indicted on 21 felony counts, including sexual battery and unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.
Posted inLife and Culture
Rarified air: Shelby twins follow father’s love for flying
Sixteen-year-old Shelby twins Landon and Charlie Eastman have taken a similar interest to flying as their father, Ben, chief pilot of Aleutian Airways.
Posted inBusiness
Rite Aid on Shelby’s Mansfield Avenue permanently closes doors
Rite Aid first began in Shelby at 17 South Gamble St., which is now a Dollar General. It moved to 11 Mansfield Avenue around 1996.
Posted inFootball
Wind, rain no problem for Shelby as Whippets run past Highland
Senior Shelby receiver Nic Eyster tallied more than 100 yards receiving and a score as the Whippets rolled past Highland 41-6 to remain unbeaten.
Posted inCommunity Development
‘That was my calling’: Whispering Willow Way re-opens in downtown Shelby
Tonya Bishop, along with her family and local leaders, celebrated Friday the grand re-opening of Whispering Willow Way at 35 E. Main St.
Posted inEducation
Shelby plans to use $1.1 million state grant to prepare students for workforce
Shelby City Schools received its award through round two of the Career Technical Education Equipment Grant Program, announced Wednesday.