It has been four decades since any team in north central Ohio has brought home a state football championship.
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 inFootball
‘We’re with you:’ Shelby, Richland County inspire Whippets on way to Canton
Shelby City Schools organized its second districtwide pep rally of the postseason, packing the gymnasium full with red and gray.
Posted inLife and Culture
Oak Hill Cottage invites guests to Christmas tours in Mansfield
Built in 1847, Oak Hill Cottage is decorated for the holiday season and has several events planned for guests to enjoy this winter.
Posted inFootball
Shelby community invited to send Whippets off to Canton
Shelby will play Cleveland Glenville at 10:30 a.m. Friday morning at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in the Div. IV state final.
Posted inFootball
Get to know Glenville: Shelby to collide with battle-tested Tarblooders
Glenville coach Ted Ginn Sr. is leading Glenville into its third Division IV state championship game in the past four seasons.
Posted inNews
Four bids opened for Richland County dog shelter AC project
Bids were received from Calvary Mechanical, CRS Metalworx, Standard Plumbing and Heating and Universal Enterprises.
Posted inLife and Culture
Visit Plymouth’s 11th annual Christmas in the Village this weekend
The Village of Plymouth transforms into a setting straight out of a Hallmark Christmas movie for two days every winter.
Posted inNews
Shelby First United Methodist Church approved as local landmark
Shelby City Council voted unanimously Monday evening to approve the First United Methodist Church as a local landmark.
Posted inFootball
Shelby’s 12th man: Red and gray faithful helping fuel Whippets’ playoff run
Shelby will play for its first-ever football state title this Friday and the Whippet faithful have been cheering them on every step of the way.
Posted inLife and Culture
Shelby lights the night sky with Christmas cheer on Sunday
It was a scene straight from a Hallmark Christmas movie Sunday night in downtown Shelby as fireworks burst above a 24-foot Christmas tree.