“They’re what make Primrose so special,” Campbell said. “Our residents inspire us every day, and we’re grateful to be a part of their journey and share their lives with them.”
Logan Adams
An alumnus of THE Ohio University E.W. Scripps School of Journalism covering the City of Shelby for Richland Source. Talk ball with me or send tips at logan@richlandsource.com!
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Plymouth serves up 4 new pickleball courts, seeks funding for more development
Plans for four courts are in place on the existing court area at Mary Fate Park.
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Plymouth cemetery tax renewal will be on Nov. 3 ballot
Residents in the village of Plymouth will decide Nov. 3 on the renewal of a one-mill levy for maintenance of the Greenlawn Cemetery.
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15 years ago my cousin unlocked 56 exotic animals, triggering a bizarre story that drew national attention
I was just 7 years old when Terry Thompson released 56 exotic animals into the hills outside Zanesville before allegedly killing himself. It was 2011, and I wasn’t old enough to know the national scale of the story, but I remember the murmurs from family members.
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Two Shelby tax renewals on Nov. 3 ballot for health department and city parks department
Shelby has two property tax levy renewals up for a vote: one going to the city’s parks department, the other to the city’s health department.
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Shelby Board of Education recongizes international students, outstanding pupils & staff
The board, along with staff of the city’s schools, honored international students, accepting them for the 2026-27 school year, and acknowledged the academic success of Shelby Middle School students.
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Shelby City Council advances lead-pipe project as utility rate hikes loom
Proposed electric changes include adjustments to the customer charge and distribution rates, along with raising security deposits from $300 to $400.
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Whimsy meets wonder at Kingwood Center Gardens’ Great Pumpkin Glow
One thousand jack-o’-lanterns were the feature at Kingwood Center Gardens’ Great Pumpkin Glow, an annual event hosted from Oct. 16-18, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Shelby’s Will leads Whippets to MOAC girls CC crown with individual title
Will finished with a time of 19:19.43. It took 26 seconds for another runner to come through. Her efforts propelled Shelby to a first-place overall finish, totalling 1:47.14.47.
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Ontario finishes 2nd in MOAC boys cross country meet
Ontario finished second in the boys’ championship race with a total time of 1:27:28.19, less than a second behind home-team Marion Harding.
