Nathan Martin submitted his “voluntary irrevocable” resignation “for personal reasons” on April 24, according to files obtained by Richland Source.
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Shelby Council rejects digital sign for VFW Post 291
SHELBY — A proposed digital sign for the Ralph Phillips VFW Post 291 sparked another round of discussion Monday as Shelby City Council weighed preservation standards, downtown aesthetics and public safety concerns. Council ultimately upheld the Shelby Historic Preservation Commission decision to deny the sign request for 30-32 W. Main St., with Councilman Nathan Martin […]
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Shelby City Council amends water-rate structure
SHELBY — Shelby City Council amended legislation addressing water-rate structure, street paving, sidewalk repairs and housing assistance programs at Monday night’s meeting. Water rate ordinance final vote passes Council read for the third time and voted on an ordinance amending the city’s water-rate structure. The proposed changes adjust multiple components of the municipal water system, […]
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Shelby Council weighs water rates, road salt, & housing programs
SHELBY — Water rates, road salt, housing programs and a ceremonial oak tree all crossed Shelby City Council’s agenda Monday night. Council had its second reading on an ordinance updating the rules and pricing for the city’s water service. Director of Finance Brian Crum previously stated the ordinance will go through the normal three readings […]
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Shelby council approves $847k fire engine; water rate changes under review
SHELBY — A new fire engine is on the way for Shelby’s Fire Department and city officials are considering updates to water rates for residents and businesses. Shelby City Council approved a resolution Monday evening to purchase a 2026 Spartan pumper truck for the fire department. The truck will be supplied by Johnson’s Emergency Vehicle […]
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Shelby City Council welcomes Daniel Reese: A familiar face for Ward 3
SHELBY — Shelby native Daniel Reese took the oath to represent the Ward Three City Council seat on Monday night. Reese stated he is ready to improve streets, listen to residents and serve the community he has called home his entire life. Reese, sworn in during the regular meeting, is stepping into public office for […]
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Eric Cutlip resigns from Shelby City Council for new position
SHELBY — A spot has opened at Shelby City Council this week, and city leaders now need a new voice for Ward Three. Mayor Steven Schag made the announcement at Monday night’s council meeting — Eric Cutlip resigned Feb. 26, effective immediately, to take over as Shelby’s new parks superintendent. “Former councilman Cutlip was all […]
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New housing, jobs and honeybee habitats shape Shelby’s future
Mayor Steve Schag on Monday highlighted Shelby housing growth, major industrial investment and environmental initiatives.
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Shelby lawmakers share opinions on future of smokestack
The iconic smokestack near downtown Shelby is deteriorating, causing local lawmakers to make a decision on the structure’s future.
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‘Communicable illnesses’ cancel 1st Shelby council meeting of 2026
Slated as Shelby City Council’s first gathering of 2026, the meeting was announced cancelled Monday afternoon.