Legislation was passed Tuesday to retain Shirley Reeder as a financial consultant to reconcile financial records from 2022, 2023 and 2024.
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.
Shelby High School creates new ways for Whippets to learn
The new Whippet Workforce Lab and digital media room are providing new environments for Shelby High School students to learn and create.
Shelby lawmakers hike utility security deposits to help cover delinquencies
Since 2017, collective annual outstanding utilities balances have totaled $279,595, according to Shelby Utilities Director John Ensman.
Shelby reaches 3rd straight regional semifinal with shutout of Orrville
The Whippets pitched their fourth shutout of the year, 42-0, to earn their spot in a Div. IV Region 14 semifinal next Friday.
Shelby Help Line seeks food donations for community Christmas program
Shelby Help Line’s food drive is now accepting donations through Nov. 30 at its 39 Walnut St. office in Shelby.
Plymouth voters elect 3 incumbents, one past lawmaker to Village Council
Incumbents Susan Broderick, Jeffrey Brown and Richard Hurles were reelected Tuesday night, along with challenger Matthew Patrick.
Richland County voters approve a decade of support for mental health, recovery services
According to final, unofficial vote totals from the Richland County Board of Elections, 10,637 voters approved of the measure.
Voters approve Richland Public Health levy renewal
According to final, unofficial vote totals from the Richland County Board of Elections, 9,933 voters were in favor of the measure.
Countywide consistency: Shelby voters approve 90-day candidate filing deadline
According to final, unofficial vote totals from the Richland County Board of Elections, 578 voters (69.06 percent) were in favor of the issue.
Richland County Sheriff’s Office proposes $22.3 million budget for 2026
RCSO is requesting about $8.8 million for its law enforcement budget, $12 million for the county jail and about $2.1 million for 9-1-1.
