Shelby City Council met to discuss legislation matters on Monday night. Resolution number 29 was the center of discussion and Councilman Garland John Gates addressed miscellaneous business. Council discussed resolution number 29 which included purchasing a new roof structure for the digester at the wastewater treatment plant in Shelby. “I believe it is evident that […]
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Shelby officers patrol on bikes
“About four years ago, one of our officers’s got the idea for having bicycle patrolling and ran with it,” said Chief of Shelby Police Department Charlie Roub. The Shelby Police Department obtained three bicycles that officers can use to patrol the community. Roub said, “We applied for grants that would help us with equipment, uniforms, […]
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Romanchuk presents Shelby council with auditor’s award
State Representative Mark Romanchuk presented the City of Shelby with an Auditor of State Award with Distinction during their council meeting on Monday night. Also, Nichole Witchey gave a presentation on the success of the science camp that took place earlier in the summer and Dawn Lund of Utility Financial Solutions LLC gave a presentation. […]
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Shelby Cruise In brings crowds, classic autos
“We couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day for the Cruise In. It is absolutely gorgeous outside today and there has been a great turnout,” said Connie Kuhn, an organizer behind the Shelby Cruise In. The sixth annual Shelby Cruise In took place Saturday. “We have a little over 200 cars registered today. This […]
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Shelby YMCA prepares for fall activities
“We are really engaged in making the YMCA a better place for our community,” said Director of Membership and Programs Eric Finn. Finn joined the YMCA team in July 2013. He said, “We have been working a great deal with Mansfield YMCA. They are the closest and biggest YMCA. They have helped us keep everything […]
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Hursh Drug holds grand opening in Shelby
Hursh Drug celebrated its grand opening and ribbon cutting celebration Thursday morning. “The community has been very gracious and appreciative. We are thrilled to be in Shelby with such wonderful people,” said RPh President of Hursh Drug, Rob Knowlton. Knowlton and his wife Mary, decided to open Hursh Drug in Shelby to offer specific services […]
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Shelby and MedCentral look to raise city’s health
“This is fantastic support that Shelby is encouraging to its community,” said Marlys Slone, Outpatient and Community Dietician at MedCentral. The MedCentral diabetes education team will have a free program to inform individuals how to benefit their health and prevention against diabetes at Shelby Health Department. “The goal is to promote a healthier lifestyle to […]
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The Black Cyclone whirls into second weekend
Malabar Farm “The audience has been enthusiastic with the play and the weather has been absolutely perfect. Everything has gone surprisingly smooth”, said Jim Stoner, director of The Black Cyclone. The Black Cyclone is a play about Charles Follis. The running back played for the professional team in Shelby in the early 20th Century. According […]
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New coach preps Shelby for 2013 season
“We have a core group of young men. They have been working extremely hard every single day,” said Erik Will, head coach of the Shelby football team. Will is entering his first year as head coach for Shelby. “I’m very excited about being in Shelby. There is a lot of positive momentum circling the town […]
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The ‘Raminator’ to roll into Shelby
“Monster trucks appeal to everyone. You can’t help but be fascinated because of the size,” said Mark Hall, driver of the Raminator. The Raminator is a monster truck that will be appearing at Buckeye Superstore in Shelby on August 23 and August 24. “The Raminator is about 10 ½ feet tall and about 12 ½ feet […]