More than 250 hygiene bags were offered Saturday in Shelby to attendees of the Richland Outreach Center’s first-ever “Back to School Bash.”
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Shelby City Schools prioritizing attendance as school year begins
Paul Walker, Shelby City Schools assistant superintendent, said the district is aiming to continue lowering chronic absenteeism rates.
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Shelby FFA highlights successful week at 174th Richland County Fair
Many Shelby FFA members exhibited and placed at the annual fair. AJ Roll and Gracie Rodman were named 2024 Richland County King and Queen.
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Shelby BOE approves new cell phone policy
The Shelby Board of Education unanimously approved a new cell phone policy Monday evening, aiming to eliminate classroom distractions.
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Shelby lawmakers approve next step for Mickey Road rebuild
K.E. McCartney & Associates, Inc. will provide the City of Shelby with engineering services and the final design of the Mickey Road project.
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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.
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Registration open for Shelby Alumni Weekend Red and Gray Reception
Registration for the Shelby Alumni Weekend Red and Gray Reception, which takes place Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. at the Kehoe Center, is now open.
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News Man Weekly: ‘Shawshank’ wrap-up, cannabis legislation and an Ashland author
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Ignited unveils new Shelby home for women battling addiction
Ignited exists to spark hope in the lives of women struggling with addiction or battling life controlling problems.
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Shelby takes next steps toward wastewater treatment plant project
Shelby City Council approved legislation Monday regarding the city’s wastewater treatment plant sludge and septage dewatering project.