SHELBY — The Whispering Willow Way owner envisions a crafting and shopping destination in downtown Shelby.
Jessica Gribben
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Richland County commissioners unveil 2023 ‘State of the County’ video
MANSFIELD — Tony Vero said Tuesday a 2023 “State of the County” video highlights public/private investment in Richland County. “What you will see is taxpayer investment from the northern part […]
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State of the City: Shelby is ‘solid, fiscally sound’ says mayor
Shelby Mayor Steve Schag reported the city is “solid and fiscally sound” during the State of the City address Monday.
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Team NEO & JobsOhio talk Intel, workforce trends at economic breakfast
MANSFIELD — Team NEO’s Sondra Palivoda and JobsOhio’s Glenn Richardson were featured speakers at the annual economic forecast breakfast.
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Avita celebrates new Shelby Walk-In Clinic, medical offices
Monday afternoon marked the grand opening of Avita’s Shelby Walk-In Clinic and medical offices, 24 East Whitney Ave.
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The Little Shops of Shelby celebrates with grand re-opening
Careen Fleck purchased The Little Shops of Shelby in 2023 and celebrated the business’ grand re-opening Friday with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
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Jim Jordan talks energy, infrastructure with Richland County leaders
MANSFIELD — U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan discussed infrastructure with the RCDG board, mostly focusing on energy production.
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Black Fork Brewing serving craft beers in Shelby
SHELBY — The Black Fork Brewing family was met with a warm welcome this month as they opened a new craft brewery at 38 Mansfield Ave.
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Black Fork Commons Plaza opens in downtown Shelby
The Black Fork Commons Plaza opened with a bang Wednesday evening in a celebration that included fireworks, live music and supporter remarks.
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New Shelby businesses, current projects highlighted at City Council
Jessica Gribben, Shelby’s economic development liaison, highlighted several projects and new businesses at Monday’s city council meeting.