If passed by voters, the amendment would extend the filing deadline for Shelby candidates from 75 days to 90 days.
Shelby City Council
Shelby lawmakers deny local landmark designation for Clark Avenue bricks
City lawmakers were hesitant Monday to approve a motion which would have designated Clark Avenue’s brick street as a local landmark.
Shelby middle schoolers earn first-place earth stewardship award
The Shelby Eco-Whippets and Shelby Flower Girls both earned first-place awards at the 14th annual Take Pride! Earth Stewardship Awards.
New Shelby fire chief takes over Aug. 13 as Thompson nears retirement
Shelby fire Capt. Brian Finnegan was sworn in as acting fire chief by Mayor Steve Schag on July 30 and will fill the roll beginning Aug. 13.
Richland County commissioners provide new ‘recipe’ to clear Black Fork logjams
County commissioners plan to contribute $46,495 to Shelby for logjam removal in portions of the Black Fork River.
Henkel’s state title worthy of proclamation from Shelby lawmakers
Nearly two months after claiming a state title, Shelby senior Madison Henkel received a proclamation from Shelby City Council on Monday night.
Street name approved to honor former Shelby Mayor Jim Hunter
Shelby City Council unanimously approved the secondary designation of Leslie Lane as Mayor James W. Hunter Memorial Lane.
Shelby lawmakers establish monuments committee
Two Shelby veterans are leading the charge to help preserve local United States military monuments in their city.
Shelby voters to decide fate of charter amendment in November
City Council voted 4-0 in favor of sending a proposed charter amendment to the November ballot during a special meeting Friday morning.
Shelby lawmakers send all-purpose vehicle proposal to safety committee
Local lawmakers decided a closer look is needed for legislation proposing enforceable guidelines for the use of all-purpose vehicles on private property.
