Widely referred to as the “World’s Fair”, the 173rd Bellville Street Fair opened Wednesday on Main Street in the village.
Hayden Gray
Staff reporter at Richland Source since 2023. I focus on the city of Shelby and northern Richland County news. Shelby H.S./Kent State alum. Have a story to share? Email me at hayden@richlandsource.com.
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Slowly but surely: Shiloh water project must be done right, says administrator
Brian VerBurg may not reside in the Village of Shiloh, but proper execution of the current three-phase water project is his highest priority.
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Galion pounds out steady beat on Clear Fork
Prosser and his teammates may hear a few more ‘great games’ while out and about, after Galion defeated Clear Fork, 35-3, Friday night.
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Bellville Street Fair returns for 173rd year
Known by many as the “World’s Fair”, the annual street fair opens Sept. 13 and continues through the 16, taking place on Main Street.
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Richland County Farm Bureau, Soil and Water host joint celebration
The Richland County Farm Bureau and Richland Soil and Water Conservation District hosted a joint annual celebration Thursday in Shelby.
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It runs in the family: Redden sworn-in at Shelby Fire Department
Firefighting flows through the veins of the Shelby Fire Department’s most recent hire, Calvin Redden, who was sworn-in Thursday afternoon.
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Shelby First Presbyterian Church honored by City Council
Members of Shelby First Presbyterian Church gathered at Tuesday’s Shelby City Council meeting to recognize the congregations bicentennial.
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GALLERY: American Legion Post 535 Labor Day Car Show
The American Legion Post 535 Labor Day Car Show took place Monday at Legion Park in the village of Bellville.
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Bellevue wins 35-33 nailbiter over Shelby
Bitter foes in the former Northern Ohio League (NOL), Shelby and Bellevue continued their storied rivalry Friday with a nail-biting finish.
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Large structure fire burns in downtown Shelby Thursday morning
If not for the response by the Shelby Fire Dept. and surrounding mutual aid, Chief Mike Thompson feared a whole city block may have burned.