Becky Sipe had an idea. She wanted provide a place for shoppers to splurge on quality brands that are usually found in larger metropolitan areas. She was sure that, “This can help Mansfield thrive because these brands can be difficult to find in smaller towns.” That’s when PurseSnickety was born. The doors opened in October […]
Mindy McKenzie, Staff Reporter
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New Justice Center being constructed in Shelby
A new Justice Center is under construction in Shelby and is expected to be completed in early February. A levy in November 2010 was passed and generated the funds for the project. Local contractors contributed to the project. The use of local contractors didn’t just contribute to the cost of the project. “It also helps […]
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Christy runs with a passion
Shelby resident Brent Christy, 24, has a “burning passion” for running. It started when he was a senior in high school and joined the Shelby High School outdoor track team and was instantly hooked with the sport. However, since he joined so late in his academic career, he thought of other ways to continue running […]
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Area youth enjoy summer science camp
This week Shelby Science Camp encouraged children to put their thinking hats on and explore the science world at Seltzer Park in Shelby. This is the first year that the camp has taken place and it has been a success. “It’s been going well The. kids are very enthusiastic about learning,” said Nichole Witchey-Putnam, director […]
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Ontario board hears cost-saving measure
Ontario’s Board of Education met on June 11 and discussed communications, the band’s Chicago trip, and introductions of new teachers. Communications for the maintenance department was introduced as a cost-saving measure. Superintendent, Lisa Carmichael praised Director of Maintenance Brad Swain. Carmichael said, “He’s very hands on working with janitors. You will see him out and […]
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Shelby Council discusses variety of issues
Shelby City Council was in session Monday, June 17th. A member of the park board thanked the city for their help with enhancing the parks for the community. The council also addressed issues that were before them and took the necessary steps in keeping the community of Shelby looking bright. The first item on the […]
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Traffic enforcement cameras causing a stir in Lucas
Lucas Speed Cam Facebook page Village of Lucas webpage Speed enforcement is causing a stir in the village of Lucas with the addition of traffic enforcement cameras. One camera is located on 84 Lucas North Road, across from the playground at the elementary school. The other is located east of the intersection near Bond Street […]
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The fight against bullying
Bullying has been a longstanding concern for Richland County. With recent events and initiatives, locals are seeing progress in bringing awareness to the issue. Sydney Shasky, Miss Richland County’s Outstanding Teen, has adjusted her platform against bullying with “No Tolerance For Bullying”. Shasky, a victim of bullying, wants to bring awareness to her community. She […]
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Miss Richland County’s Outstanding Teen stands up for others
A local eighth grader is making an impact on Richland county and it is not just because she is Miss Richland County’s Outstanding Teen. Sydney Shasky, at age 13, has made it her mission to help students who are victims of bullying. She wants to provide a place for them to voice their concerns and […]
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What’s bugging you this summer?
It’s that time of year to soak up sunshine by the pool, barbecue with friends and family, and roast marshmallows by a fire. However, with summer fun there are summer safety concerns. One of those concerns is those pesky critters that seem to bug us. Mosquitoes are the main buzz killers during summer months, but […]