SHELBY — Tim Tarvin can boil his entire career as an educator down to a single word: Relationships. For the superintendent of Shelby City Schools, relationships are the most important […]
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Posted inArea history
Local history project documents Jewish life in Richland County
MANSFIELD — Mansfield’s Jewish community has never been large, but its history is rich nonetheless. Austin Reid, an Ohio native and hobby historian, recently completed a 35-page history documenting the […]
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Shelby Police Dept. welcomes new officers
SHELBY — Two-year-old Aralena Howard held the police badge in her tiny hands, tilting it back and forth and watching the reflections shift in its silver surface. Her father held […]
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MMHA board votes to reinstate Andrews, some question legality
MANSFIELD — The Mansfield Metropolitan Housing Authority board voted to Friday to reinstate recently terminated executive director Steve Andrews, against the advice of its then-legal counsel. Board members voted 3-1 […]
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Judge bars 2 MMHA board members from serving until lawsuit decided
Editor’s Note Editor’s Note: Events in this story took place prior to reinstatement of Steve Andrews as executive director of the Mansfield Metropolitan Housing Authority during a meeting on March […]
Posted inLife and culture
Library hosts monthlong baby supply donation drive for low-income moms
MANSFIELD — Kim Miller has seen many new mothers faced with a tough decision: Whether to buy baby supplies or groceries. As a community health worker, she acts as a […]
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Shelby Pickleball courts to be complete by July
SHELBY — The new pickleball courts at Seltzer Park should be ready for gameplay by July, the city of Shelby’s project coordinator Joe Gies said. Last fall, the city parks board […]