Hayden Gray

Mansfield

Reporter at Richland Source

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Richland Co. Mental Health & Recovery Services to seek levy renewal

3 days ago | richlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

MANSFIELD — Richland County Mental Health and Recovery Services is seeking to renew a levy voters first passed about 40 years ago. Since its original approval in 1986, the levy has been replaced and renewed on a few occasions, Sherry Branham-Fonner told county commissioners Tuesday morning. Branham-Fonner, executive director of Richland County MH&RS, said voters have remained constant in their support of the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board.
Candidate filing deadline talks return to Shelby City Council

4 days ago | richlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

SHELBY — A proposed charter amendment is back on the table for Shelby lawmakers to consider sending to voters in November. The proposed legislation, read for the first time during City Council’s meeting Monday, calls for an extension of the filing deadline for Shelby candidates from 75 days to 90 days. In order to be placed before Shelby voters on the Nov. 4 general election ballot, council must approve three readings of the ordinance and pass the legislation.
Inaugural bee festival sparks buzz in downtown Shelby

6 days ago | richlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

SHELBY — Downtown Shelby was covered in black and yellow Saturday. The inaugural Shel-Bee Festival opened at the Black Fork Commons Plaza at 11 a.m., attracting a large crowd of attendees as the sun broke through the clouds. More than 40 vendors set up for business during the six-hour event, each offering bee-related products or incorporating bee-related decor. A few vendors also offered pollinator plants.
Free summer lunch program begins June 2 at Shelby Help Line Ministries

1 week ago | richlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

SHELBY — Free summer lunches for children ages 18 and under will be available at Shelby Help Line Ministries starting June 2. The program is designed to serve children from Shelby and Tiro. Kids must be present to receive a lunch — which will be offered Monday through Friday from 12 to 1 p.m. June 2 through Aug. 15. Lunches may be picked up at Shelby Help Line Ministries, 39 Walnut St., around the back of the building.
'We were that close:' Walk-off grand slam stops Madison in Elite Eight

1 week ago | richlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

SHELBY — Holland Springfield coach Rob Gwozdz was the first to remind Madison coach Tim Niswander how good the Rams are following a heartbreaking loss Friday. After leading 5-0 through six and a half innings, Madison (21-7) gave up a walk-off grand slam to Springfield’s Hannah Schlachter in the bottom of the seventh. The 6-5 loss ended the Rams’ season as regional runners-up in Division III. Niswander said Gwozdz had tears in his eyes as the teams met to shake hands.
Olivesburg General Store, Crestview Schools address food pantry issues

1 week ago | ashlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

This is the final installment in a four-part series centered around grocery options within the City of Shelby — specifically aimed at level of access, variety and nutrition. The series also discussed ongoing efforts to attract a new grocer to the city, along with the challenges that has presented. SHELBY — Whether or not a new grocer should open its doors in Shelby, a city health department has an important role to play in increasing access to produce and other healthy foods.
Local food pantry, gardening programs with state assistance offer inspiration for Shelby

1 week ago | richlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

This is the final installment in a four-part series centered around grocery options within the City of Shelby — specifically aimed at level of access, variety and nutrition. The series also discussed ongoing efforts to attract a new grocer to the city, along with the challenges that has presented. SHELBY — Whether or not a new grocer should open its doors in Shelby, a city health department has an important role to play in increasing access to produce and other healthy foods.
Nearly 60 Pioneer CTC adult education students turn their tassel

1 week ago | richlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

SHELBY — The tassel is worth the hassle. That’s what was printed inside the program of Pioneer Career and Technology Center‘s Adult Education Graduation, which celebrated nearly 60 adult education graduates during a ceremony Thursday evening. A variety of programs were represented through Thursday’s 58 grads, including Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, STNA, Welding and the 22+ program.
Mansfield water line connection could increase industrial development

1 week ago | richlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

MANSFIELD — An infrastructure initiative in the northern portion of Mansfield could open about 500 acres of land to new development. That was the message Thursday from Barrett Thomas, senior director of economic development for Richland Area Chamber & Economic Development.
Community support vital for independent grocer to thrive in Shelby

1 week ago | richlandsource.com | Hayden Gray

This is the third installment in a four-part series centered around grocery options within the City of Shelby — specifically aimed at level of access, variety and nutrition. The series will also discuss ongoing efforts to attract a new grocer to the city, along with the challenges that presents. SHELBY — At least half of all food retailers in 44 percent of United States’ counties were independent grocery stores 10 years ago, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.