Shelby student-athletes and life-saving teachers were honored Monday during a Shelby City Council meeting.
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Mansfield Federation of Musicians Local 159 announces 2026 ‘Music in the Parks’ series
The Mansfield Federation of Musicians Local 159 has announced its 2026 “Music in the Parks” series.
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Nice to meet you, Richland County! I’m Logan Adams, your new Shelby/North County reporter
A simple compliment from a stranger in downtown Mansfield represents the friendliness of my new community.
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Bee-loved tradition: Shel-Bee Festival returns for year two
SHELBY — A downtown celebration inspired by one of Shelby’s unique distinctions created buzz Saturday. The second annual Shel-Bee Festival returned to the Black Fork Commons Plaza, bringing together vendors, live entertainment, food and family-friendly activities centered around the Shelby’s designation as a Bee City. Event rooted in Shelby’s identity Organizers launched the event in […]
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Ohio Express bandmates reunite to record new song for 21-year-old Shelby musician
A 21-year-old Shelby musician loves music of all kinds — especially the sounds produced during the late 1960s when bands like Mansfield’s Ohio Express topped the charts.
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Cooper Enterprises passes torch to next generation of leadership
SHELBY — Cooper Enterprises is turning the page. Leadership at the company, located at 89 Curtis Dr, Shelby, is shifting to a new generation, while the business works to keep its long-standing operations unchanged. Edward Friebel recently purchased Monty Friebel’s ownership interest and will now serve as CEO and sole owner. Monty stepped down as […]
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Madison knocks off top-seeded Shelby in Division III district semifinals
Madison jumped out to an early lead and cruised to a 5-1 win over top-seeded Shelby in a Division III district semifinal game Thursday.
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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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Bee Beautiful Boutique finds a permanent home in Downtown Shelby
SHELBY — What started as a small shop in a garage has grown into a full storefront on Shelby’s Main Street for local boutique owner Shelley Alsept. Alsept officially opened Bee Beautiful Boutique at 26 W. Main St. on Friday morning, marking the fourth location for her growing business. “People love shopping with me because […]
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Shelby City Schools staff members act quickly to save choking student
Two staff members wasted no time after a student made the universal sign for choking Tuesday afternoon at Shelby High School.