SHELBY — Patrons of Weber’s Bar in downtown Shelby may soon be able to enjoy a beverage outside. Owner Lance Gutchall is hoping to officially — and legally — offer […]
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Shelby mayor addresses aftermath of Black Lives Matter protest
SHELBY — On the meeting of Shelby City Council that falls before the July 4 holiday, Councilman Garland Gates has a longstanding tradition of reading the Declaration of Independence. “We […]
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Shelby remembers former judge Schaefer; funeral is June 12
SHELBY — The Shelby community is mourning the loss of longtime public servant Jon Schaefer. Schaefer died Sunday, June 7 at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, Hospice of […]
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Black Lives Matter protest makes waves in Shelby
SHELBY — The Black Lives Matter movement has made its way to Shelby, Ohio. A group of approximately 50 protestors marched in 90-degree heat up and down Main Street in […]
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Shelby mayor issues proclamation in support of local business
SHELBY — In the wake of the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, support for local businesses has never been more important. That’s why Shelby Mayor Steve Schag issued a […]
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Shelby Health Dept. under scrutiny for handling of COVID-19 complaints
SHELBY — The Shelby Health Department’s process of investigating COVID-19 complaints was dissected at Shelby City Council on Monday night, with some councilmen calling for change. Council passed the first […]
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Shelby Bicycle Days will continue, with cancellations and moderations
SHELBY — A classic summertime tradition will continue in Shelby, but with some restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2020 Shelby Bicycle Days Committee, led by Felicia Albert and […]
