The late-night activities from a group of “vandals” drew the attention of councilman Nathan Martin, then Shelby City Council as a whole.
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Posted inOutdoor
In their backyard: Clearfork Reservoir requiring hunting permission cards
“(The cards) cost nothing. The data doesn’t get shared,” he said. “It simply means you’re a lawful hunter with an ODNR hunting license.”
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Gimme Shelter: Eight new homes coming to Shelby
A six-home development is the largest project, each approximately 1,300 square feet and two stories tall, most on Second Street.
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Bald eagle, saved on Fourth of July by Ohio Bird Sanctuary, dies
The fledgeling bald eagle that captured the hearts of many over Fourth of July weekend with its American flag-colored cast has passed away.
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Third Street Family Health Services set to launch pharmacy in Shelby
There’s only one pharmacy in Shelby, making the choice of how or where to pick up prescriptions a predetermined decision for residents.
Third Street Family Health Services is gearing up an alternative.
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Eye on the ball: Mansfield family hosts baseball and softball camp
Joe and Julie Rohl grew tired of seeing the untreated, underutilized Spartan Fields at St. Peter’s Catholic School, seeing kids choose their phones over athletics. In rebuke, they’ve spent their summer setting up the field for the Saint Peter’s Spartans baseball and softball camp.
Posted inLife and Culture
Everything must go: Shelby gathers around yard sale extravaganza
You couldn’t go anywhere in Shelby this weekend without finding a yard sale sign on a corner, or tables with clothing, DVDs and knick-knacks out in yards. From Thursday to Sunday, it’s yard sales aplenty.
Posted inEducation
Building an oasis: Pioneer Career & Technology Center receives $320,000 equipment grant
The Shelby vocational school will use the $320,000 share for equipment, which will go toward a partnership with Lexington Local Schools.
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Richland County grand jury indicts 40
Two murder indictments headline a list of indictments produced by the Richland County Prosecutor’s Office for June.
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Making a splash: Hudson’s Duck Drop smashes its donations record in Shelby
SHELBY – A record 1,503 rubber ducks fell by the tub-full into the Black Fork River, racing to a finish line at the bottom of the Parrot Head Pub’s patio. Charles and Kate Curren sold the ducks to hundreds of benefactors, proceeds going to the Ronald McDonald House. Back in 2019, the Currens lost their […]