Shelby Community Improvement Corporation Archives

Veteran banners available for purchase in Shelby to honor service members

The cost for a new banner is $150. Additionally, those who wish to display a previously purchased banner can do so for $75.

Local residents spread out across Skiles Lawn and Black Fork Commons in the city’s downtown to enjoy a fireworks display Saturday evening.

The Bicycle Days parade strolled along Main and Gamble streets at 2 p.m. Saturday afternoon as community members lined Shelby’s sidewalks.

The singing sisters of Sorellé and a mechanical bull are among new entertainment additions featured this year at Shelby Bicycle Days.

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Installation of a new trench drainage system began Tuesday at the Black Fork Commons Plaza splash fountain in downtown Shelby.

The mural, painted by local artist Allison Pence, was unveiled Thursday in downtown Shelby by the Leadership Unlimited Class of 2024.

Jake Penwell, CIC president, said economic development is a “long-game” last Friday during Shelby’s Business First Breakfast.

City officials and local leaders gathered at North Central State College’s Kehoe Center Friday to discuss development in the City of Shelby.

Shelby Mayor Steve Schag reported the city is “solid and fiscally sound” during the State of the City address Monday.

Archived newspaper clips describe details of devastation and destruction from the Great Flood of 1913, which claimed an estimated 450 lives in Ohio.