“Being a nurse was my first dream, and then I had a little bit of fun along the way, and here I am now. I am Miss Ohio.”
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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Trains, tractors, live music: Shiloh kicks off annual Firemen’s Ox Roast Festival
Shiloh’s annual summer festival kicked off Friday at 11 a.m. with approximately 10,000 pounds of slow-cooked beef, going on until dark, when the night capped off with fireworks.
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No tax increase: Shelby voters to decide renewal levies for health department, parks
City Council on Monday voted to place the pair of five-year renewals on the Nov. 3 ballot. As renewals, taxes will not rise if the issues are approved.
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History on Main Street: Shelby Cycle Historical Society acquires historic engine house
“This is more than preserving a historic building,” Drain said. “It is about preserving
Shelby’s legacy of innovation and ensuring these stories continue to inspire future
generations.”
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A motocross missionary: Shelby’s ‘Faster Pastor’ races for charity
“Now my kids are riding, and I figured I can do (motocross) again, and I can find a better purpose for it,” Taylor said.
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Plymouth Village Council seeks to renew cemetery tax levy in November
The only resolution put forth at the village council Tuesday night was a vote to place a tax renewal on the November ballot. The tax, currently in place, goes toward upkeep of the village cemetery.
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Booms over bicycle town: Shelby concludes weekend of celebration
Queen’s “Bicycle Race” played faintly over an attendee’s speaker at Skiles Lawn, where hundreds of Shelby residents awaited fireworks.
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North Central State, Ohio State Mansfield receive $2 million each in capital funding
“The capital funding allows us to invest in the future of our college by modernizing our facilities, improving the student experience, and ensuring our campus remains a safe, efficient, and welcoming place to learn,” Lori McKee said.
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Manufacturers turned memories: Bicycle Days honors Shelby’s history
“(Bicycle Days is) a chance for the community to just get together and be with each other to celebrate everything that Shelby is,” Christina Drain, the president of the Shelby Cycle Historical Society, said.
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Shelby family partners with Ronald McDonald House for cleaning supply drive
SHELBY – Lexi Surgener is getting a six-month head start on what most folks generally consider the giving season. Surgener, a Shelby resident, and her fiancée Logan Allenbaugh will host a Christmas in July Cleaning Supply Drive, sponsored by the Ronald McDonald House, Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Shelby YMCA parking […]