The singing sisters of Sorellé and a mechanical bull are among new entertainment additions featured this year at Shelby Bicycle Days.
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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Third Street receives $350K towards Shelby health center renovation
Third Street Family Health Services plans to expand renovations to its Shelby health center after receiving $350,000 in state capital budget funding.
Posted inLife and Culture
2nd annual ‘Hudson’s Duck Drop’ set for July 20 in Shelby
The second annual “Hudson’s Duck Drop” is set to take place July 20 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Parrot Head Pub, 16 Mohican St. in Shelby.
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Shelby lawmakers approve new deal with economic manager
Jessica Gribben was hired in 2018 as the economic development manager to the City of Shelby and northern Richland County.
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Shelby lawmakers to vote on candidate filing deadline extension Monday
The Richland County Board of Elections proposed the City of Shelby consider extending its candidate filing deadline from 75 to 90 days.
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Presumed lightning strike knocks out Shelby solar array
A presumed lightning strike has caused the 14-acre Shelby solar array to be shutdown for unscheduled maintenance.
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Shelby Traffic Commission exploring Wareham Road stoplight return
Rising vehicle and semi-truck traffic along State Route 39 in Shelby has city officials exploring the return of a stoplight at Wareham Road.
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GALLERY: Ashland BalloonFest opens Thursday at Freer Field
Folks from Ashland and surrounding communities gathered Thursday at Freer Field for opening night of the 34th Ashland BalloonFest.
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Plymouth lawmakers approve zoning change for new coffee shop
Plymouth Village Council voted unanimously Tuesday to rezone 208 Sandusky St. from residential to business, opening the door for a new coffee shop.
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Dreams fulfilled: Shelby police officer reflects on retirement, soccer career
Keith Swisher, a recently retired Shelby police officer, had dreams of playing collegiate soccer and working in law enforcement.