Installation of a new trench drainage system began Tuesday at the Black Fork Commons Plaza splash fountain in downtown Shelby.
Hayden Gray
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Shelby Park Board approves purchase of new Seltzer Park equipment Friday
The Shelby Park Board approved the purchase of new equipment for Seltzer Park during a special meeting Friday morning.
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Rotary Tour for MESA stops Tuesday at Shelby’s Black Fork Commons
Since June 16, the Rotary Tour made stops in Cardington, Mansfield, Loudonville, Ashland and New London — making its way Tuesday to Shelby.
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Shelby lawmakers to give candidate filing deadline extension final reading
Shelby City Council voted unanimously Monday to move a proposed candidate filing deadline extension to its final reading July 1.
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‘Picnic with Pop:’ Downtown Mansfield lunch celebrates local fatherhood
Community members celebrated fatherhood with food, entertainment, games, informational booths and more during the free June 8 event.
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Keeping history alive: Ganges Mausoleum open house set for June 22
An open house at the Ganges Mausoleum, located along Shelby-Ganges Road in Richland County, is set for June 22 from 1 to 3 p.m.
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Fosson, Finoti claim talent and health awards Friday at Miss Ohio
Olivia Fosson, a 23-year-old Kitts Hill native, claimed the talent award during Miss Ohio 2024 preliminary night two.
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Downtown Shelby mural unveiled by Leadership Unlimited Class of 2024
The mural, painted by local artist Allison Pence, was unveiled Thursday in downtown Shelby by the Leadership Unlimited Class of 2024.
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Grand jury: Shelby man could face life sentence on sex charges
David Irwin, 44, has been indicted on 20 charges by a Richland County grand jury — which include rape and sexual battery among others.
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Third time’s the charm: Shiloh awarded $500K grant to help fund water project
Additional funding for Shiloh’s three-phase, $1.7 million water project has been awarded to the village through a state grant program.