Shelby Daily Globe
Gwirtz, Loveless sworn in as new captains at Shelby Fire
Shelby Firefighters Zach Gwirtz and Steve Loveless were promoted to captains and sworn into their new roles at the Shelby Fire Department on Thursday afternoon. Many gathered at the department to celebrate the promotions of Gwirtz
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USW Local 3057 and Arcelormittal agree upon contract, ending strike
After 67 days, USW Local 3057 and Arcelormittal agreed upon a contract ending the longest strike for the union on Saturday. On Saturday, USW Local 3057 voted upon a contract that was proposed by Arcelormittal. “This contract addressed several key...
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Shelby Little Whippets Preschool celebrates Prom night
On Thursday evening, Shelby Preschool hosted their very first Prom for the preschool students. The students walked the red carpet with their loved ones where they danced and ate some snacks. Here’s a look at the students as they are dressed in their...
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Reese appointed to fill vacant city council seat
Shelby City Council members went into executive session during their regular meeting on Monday evening and made the decision to appoint Daniel Reese as the new council member for ward three. To get the regular meeting started, council members went...
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USW Local 3057 marches as the strike hits two months
Members of USW Local 3057 marched from the Union Hall through town to Arcelormittal on Friday morning as it marked two months since the strike first began. USW Local 3057 went on strike on January 13 after contract negotiations failed. Workers are not...
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March proclaimed Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, other items addressed at city council
Shelby Mayor Steven Schag presented a proclamation for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and went over his report with Shelby City Council members during their most recent regular meeting that was held. Every March, Schag presents a...
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WHIPPETS VICTORIOUS!
Shelby boys basketball came out on top of a 43-41 victory over Ontario in a Division IV Northwest District semifinal contest at Mansfield Senior High School. With the win, Shelby (16-7) gets a rematch with Perkins (22-2), who defeated Shelby two weeks...
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Cutlip resigns from Shelby City Council, accepts position as new park supt.
Shelby Mayor Steven Schag announced Third Ward Councilman Eric Cutlip submitted his resignation due to accepting the position of the new Shelby Parks Superintendent on Monday evening during the regular Shelby City Council meeting. In Schag’s report...
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Former US Senator Sherrod Brown shows support for USW Local 3057 as the strike continues
Former US Senator Sherrod Brown made a stop in Shelby on Friday afternoon to show his support for USW Local 3057 as the strike continues on at Arcelormittal. Brown visited and spoke with USW Local 3057 members on the picket line outside of...
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Student Spotlight shines on SHS students
Students of Shelby High School were recognized for their work in the classroom with the Student Spotlight during the regular board of education meeting that was held on Monday. The students who were recognized and presented with a certificate include...
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Over a month later, USW Local 3057 strike carries on leaving an impact on employees
As USW Local 3057 strike carries on at Arcelormittal workers continue to be impacted and futures remain uncertain. USW Local 3057 has been on strike at Arcelormittal since January 13. This marks the longest strike for the local union. The strike...
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Gies, Lewis receive Charles ‘CW’ Williams Sixth Man Award
Keeping a secret from longtime educators John Gies and Pat Lewis is no easy task, but that is exactly what happened when both were surprised with the Charles “CW” Williams Sixth Man Award before Shelby’s boys basketball game against Perkins last...
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Ohio Governor candidate Dr. Amy Acton shows support for USW Local 3057 at Arcelormittal
Ohio Governor candidate Dr. Amy Acton stopped by Shelby on Thursday afternoon to join the picket line with USW Local 3057 in their ongoing strike at Arcelormittal. USW Local 3057 has been on strike at Arcelormittal since January 13, marking the...
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USW Local 3057 strike continues on at Arcelormittal
USW Local 3057 at Arcelormittal remains on strike after it first began on January 13. In total about 450 workers of Arcelormittal are currently on strike after negotiations with the contract have failed. Contract negotiations initially began on...
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Girl Scout Cookie sales happening this weekend
It’s that time of year again -- – Are you hungry for some Girl Scout cookies? Shelby’s Girl Scout troops have just the answer for your craving and you don’t even have to get out of your car to pick up your favorites!. They are sponsoring a series of...
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WHIPPETS PUT ON A SHOW
Another big night from Brayden Devito helped Shelby boys basketball fend of a late Madison rally in the Whippets’ 58-53 win Saturday at SHS gymnasium. The All- Ohio guard dropped in 29 points including three free throws in the final minute to preserve...
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SENIORS HONORED FOR SHELBY LADY WHIPPETS BASKETBALL
Seniors for Shelby Lady Whippets Basketball were honored for Senior Night on Tuesday before their game against Bellevue.
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SHELBY LADY WHIPPETS BASKETBALL CELEBRATES SENIOR NIGHT
The Lady Whippets celebrated senior night on Tuesday, honoring five seniors Natalie Kennard, Erica Winkle, Addy Erwin, Ruthie Faith and Alivia Fritz. Here’s a look at the seniors before their game on Tuesday. Check out the full story from the game on...
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THE HEALTHY CORNER
Submitted February Is American Heart Month Every February, American Heart Month shines a spotlight on heart health and reminds us that cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. The good...
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Rumpke reminds community about a winter storm’s impact on drivers and services
In the wake of Winter Storm Fern, which impacted over 30 states with heavy snowfall and dangerously low temperatures, Rumpke reminds everyone how severe winter weather impacts our drivers and operations–and how our service communities can help. Winter...
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Bitter cold weather makes its return
Winter is not letting up over the weekend as the bitter cold temperatures will make a return on Saturday. The US National Weather Service of Cleveland has issued a cold weather advisory for portions of north central, northeast, and northwest Ohio that...
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MOESC to host regional hiring event
Mid-ohio Educational Service Center (ESC) is pleased to host a regional hiring event for its client and partner school districts on Tuesday, March 3, from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the Mid-ohio ESC Conference Center, located at 890 Fourth Street in...
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Ohio Department of Commerce urges property owners to inspect roofs for ice dams following recent winter storm, prolonged cold
Now’s the time for Ohioans to inspect their properties for damage caused by Winter Storm Fern and the current freezing temperatures. The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Industrial Compliance (DIC) and the Ohio Board of Building Standards urge...
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Six more weeks of winter: Punxsutawney Phil sees shadow on Groundhog Day
PUNXSUTAWNEY – Those seeking relief from the subzero temperatures and heavy snowfall that have typified the last month of winter in Pennsylvania got some bad news from Punxsutawney Phil at the crack of dawn Monday, as the Seer of Seers, Prognosticator...
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Crossroads Church makes generous donation to Ignited
Crossroads Church is giving back and helping those who need it most by making a generous donation to Ignited Ministries. Ignited is a faith based non-profit certified recovery home in Shelby that has been in existence since 2024. Kimberly Mosler is...
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Ohiohealth requiring government ID at all hospitals
Ohiohealth continues to take increased measures to protect its patients, associates, and visitors. As part of that initiative, the hospital system is implementing a new visitor management process, requiring all visitors 18 and older to check in and...
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Winter storm blasts the area, extreme cold weather moves in
Winter Storm Fern certainly made her presence known throughout all of Richland County and the surrounding areas over the weekend. On Friday afternoon, the US National Weather Service of Cleveland issued a issued a winter storm warning for portions of...
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MOMENTS FROM SHELBY WRESTLING VS. CRESTVIEW
The lights were dim, the spotlights were on, “it was electric” said one spectator. The Shelby Whippets and Crestview Cougars competed for the first time an all assembly dual match in front of a large portion of the Crestview student body Tuesday...
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SHELBY EASILY CRUISES BY NORWALK
No practice, no problem for the Shelby boys’ varsity basketball team as they dominated Norwalk, 78-44, Tuesday night at SHS gymnasium. The Whippets, now 9-3, 6-2 on the year, went on a 14-0 run at the end of the first quarter and early second quarter...
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Severe blood shortage: Red Cross blood supply drops 35%
The American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage as requests from hospitals exceed the available supply of blood, leading to about a 35% drawdown of blood products in the past month. Individuals are urged to give now so patients don’t face...
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SHELBY BASKETBALL WINS AT HIGHLAND
Shelby boys varsity basketball picked up a gritty 65-63 victory at Highland, Saturday evening. The conference game was close throughout, with no team holding more than a ten point lead. The win improves the Whippets’ record to 8-3, 6-2 on the season...
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Former Shelby BOE member expresses gratitude for time serving on board
Former Shelby Board of Education member Randy Broderick spoke before board members and expressed his gratitude for his time that he served during the regular meeting held on Monday evening. During public comment of the meeting, Broderick wanted to...
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USW Local 3057 strikes at Arcelormittal after negotiations fail
After contract negotiations with the USW Local 3057 failed, a strike went into effect on Tuesday evening at Arcelormittal in Shelby. USW Staff Representative Steve Ackerman explained contract negotiations began on September 2, 2025. “There were five...
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SHELBY LADY WHIPPETS BASKETBALL GETS A BIG WIN OVER GALION
Shelby Lady Whippets basketball led start to finish in a 76-49 victory over Galion, Thursday evening at SHS gymnasium. The Lady Whippets had little trouble improving their record to 7-5, 6-1 on the season. Here are some highlights from the victory.
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National awards given to Farm Bureau programs in nine Ohio counties
The American Farm Bureau Federation County Activities of Excellence awards celebrate unique, local, volunteer-driven programs that serve as models of innovation for local program development. The winning 24 counties, including nine from Ohio, receive...
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Dress Up Your Pet Day is approaching
It’s almost Dress Up Your Pet Day – and we can’t wait to see your adorable pet style! The Shelby Daily Globe is putting together a fun feature of reader-submitted photos of pets in their best outfits, and we’d love to include YOUR stylish...
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Marvin Memorial Library invites the community to “Race Into Winter Reading” this February
The Library is excited to announce its Winter Reading Program, Race Into Winter Reading, running February 1 through February 28. The program encourages readers of all ages to stay engaged, explore new books, and participate in a wide variety of library...
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Shelby Basketball gets a win
Shelby Whippets basketball pulled off a 66-63 victory over visiting Highland, Tuesday night at SHS. The Whippets evened their record to 2-2 on the season after playing their fourth consecutive MOAC game to start the season. Brayden Devito returned to...
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Student Spotlight shines on elementary students
Shelby students in elementary school in grades PK-2 had the Student Spotlight shine on them as they were recognized during the regular Shelby Board of Education meeting. The students who received special recognition were: Lillian Endicott, Jericho...
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BLUSTERY DAY IN SHELBY
Throughout Monday, Shelby was under a wind advisory which also included the counties of Crawford, Knox, Marion, Morrow and Wyandot counties. The advisory was in effect until 10 p.m. on Monday and included gusty winds of up to 55 mph. On Monday morning...
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Area Agency on Aging presents awards at annual meeting
The Ohio District 5 Area Agency on Aging, Inc. held its Annual Meeting on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, at the MidOhio Conference Center in Mansfield. More than 220 guests attended, including service providers, Corporate and Foundation Board members,...
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SHELBY GETS IN THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT
Earlier this month, Shelby got into the Christmas spirit with some assistance from Santa’s special helpers.
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A MAN OF MANY TALENTS
Kyle von Kamp is not only an extraordinary Teacher of the Year for District 2, he is an incredible baker.
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Silicon Heartland has stop signs among the green lights
Economic development’s crossroads with data centers in Ohio has both the green lights of success from community leaders and the stop signs of residents. Water usage, light pollution, noise and infrastructure concerns are cited by critics. Washington...
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YMCA of the USA Marks 175 Years of Strengthening Communities Across America
YMCA of the USA (Y-USA), the national resource office for the 2,600+ YMCAS across the country, kicked off a yearlong celebration of its 175th anniversary of the YMCA in America commemorating more than a century and a half of service, innovation, and...
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Dewine announces 17 projects set to create 2,347 jobs, more than $1.1 billion in investments
Ohio Governor Mike Dewine, Lt. Governor Jim Tressel, and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik today announced the approval of 17 projects that will create 2,347 new jobs and retain 8,592 jobs statewide. During its monthly meeting, the...
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The 2026 Emerging Artists Festival celebrates new voices and bold stories at the Renaissance Theatre
The Renaissance Theatre proudly announces the return of the Emerging Artists Festival, an annual celebration of creativity, innovation, and the next generation of theatrical storytellers. Under the guidance of Artistic Director Michael Thomas, this...
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CHRISTMAS IN THE VILLAGE
The Village of Plymouth celebrated its 10th Christmas in the Village.
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Eight Whippets named All-ohio
After a historic Division IV football state runner-up season, the Shelby Whippets put eight players on the Division IV AllOhio team as well as coach, Rob Mahaney. Brayden Devito, Brady Bowman, Carter Kessler and Sam Gwirtz were first team...
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LETS HEAR IT FOR THE SHELBY WHIPPET BAND
The Shelby Whippet Band performed 15 halftime shows this season.
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THANKS FOR THE RIDE WHIPPETS
Shelby Whippet’s historic football season came to an end in the Division IV State championship game, dropping a 45-7 decision to Cleveland Glenville, Friday afternoon at Tom Benson Hall of Fane Stadium. Be sure to check the sports pages for more...
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Shelby Whippets finish historic season as state runner-up
Shelby Whippet’s historic football season came to an end in the Division IV State Championship game, dropping a 45-7 decision to Cleveland Glenville, Friday afternoon at Tom Benson Hall of Fane Stadium. The swarming Tarblooders defense held the...
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SANTA SPREADING HOLIDAY CHEER IN SHELBY
Santa Claus stopped by Shelby to celebrate Christmas in the City over the weekend. Some reindeer also made an appearance and later on in the evening a fireworks show was put on.
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Mayor recognizes the Shelby Whippets Football team’s historic season
Shelby Mayor Steven Schag gave special recognition to the Shelby Whippets Football team and their historic season as they are preparing for their first ever appearance at the Division IV State Championship game that will be taking place on Friday...
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Shelby Whippets are going to the state championship!
The Shelby Whippets are headed to Canton after a 42-7 clocking of Indian Hill in the Division IV state semifinals, Friday night at Sidney’s Memorial Coliseum. The Whippets are making their first ever trip to the State Championship in the 131 year...
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Magic of the holiday is coming to Shelby with Christmas in the City and parade
Shelby will be in the magical holiday spirit this weekend as Christmas in the City and parade is coming to town on Sunday. On Sunday, November 30 downtown Shelby will be offering a wide range of holiday activities that those of all ages will be sure...
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Students cheer on the Whippets at districtwide pep rally
A districtwide pep rally was held on Monday afternoon at Shelby High School to celebrate the Shelby Whippets Football team as they head to the Final Four. The Whippets will take on Indian Hill on Friday night in the state semi final game. Be sure to...
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Shelby Football is state bound
For the second time in school history, Shelby Whippet football is headed to the state final four after a convincing 41-7 clocking of Galion in the Division IV regional finals at Mansfield’s Arlin Field. Shelby is now 13-0 and just the second team in...
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Shelby Christmas in the City with parade is coming to town
Shelby will be getting into the holiday spirit next weekend as Christmas in the City and a parade is going to be celebrated where there will be an abundance of activities taking place. This holiday event is set to kick off on Sunday, November 30...
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Shelby BOE recognizes November’s Student Spotlight
The Shelby Board of Education recognized students in the Student Spotlight during the regular meeting held on Monday night. The Student Spotlight shined on students in the Shelby Elementary School, 3-5 Pod. The following students were...
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SHELBY STUDENTS CELEBRATE AND HONOR VETERANS
Shelby Middle School held the annual Veterans Day assembly on Tuesday morning. During the event, veterans could enjoy a light breakfast and then were welcomed to be honored at the assembly by Shelby students and staff.
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Governor Dewine welcomes 20 inductees to Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame
Ohio Governor Mike Dewine welcomed 20 Ohioans as the newest members of the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame. These individuals were honored during an induction ceremony Thursday in recognition of their outstanding post-military accomplishments. “As we...
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Richland County to celebrate Small Business Saturday one week early as “Shop Small – Richland County” on November 22
The Richland Area Chamber & Economic Development invites the community to join this year’s Shop Small – Richland County celebration on Saturday, November 22, 2025. The event, part of the national Shop Small movement, encourages residents to support...
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SHELBY SET TO HOST ORRVILLE ON FRIDAY NIGHT
The Shelby Whippets are set to host the Orrville Riders on Friday night at the Whippet Athletic Complex. Kickoff for the game is set for 7 p.m. The Orrville Riders are ranked #9 with a record of 7-4, while the Whippets are ranked #1 with a 10-0...
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Women’s Fund honored with a statewide award
Groundwork Ohio recognized the Women’s Fund of the Richland County Foundation with the 2025 Groundwork Champion Award, in honor of its ongoing commitment to help alleviate child care barriers across Richland County. Women’s Fund Chair Amy Hiner,...
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Sauder sworn in as new Shelby Fire Chief
Shelby Fire welcomed their brand new chief, Sam Sauder, as he was officially sworn into his new role on Friday morning. To get the ceremony started, Mayor Steven Schag welcomed all who were in attendance to the ‘red letter day’ which included family...
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Happy Halloween!
Here are some Halloween costumes that were on display and submitted to the Shelby Daily Globe. Be sure to keep an eye out this week as more pictures will be featured in the Shelby Daily Globe and online as well.
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ORANGE YOU EXCITED FOR HALLOWEEN
Here are some Halloween costumes that were on display and submitted to the Shelby Daily Globe. Be sure to keep an eye out this week as more pictures will be featured in the Shelby Daily Globe and online as well.
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THE SPIRIT OF HALLOWEEN ARRIVES IN SHELBY
Here are some Halloween costumes that were on display and submitted to the Shelby Daily Globe. Be sure to keep an eye out this week as more pictures will be featured in the Shelby Daily Globe and online as well. Troopers with the Ohio State Highway...
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Red Cross: Blood or platelet donation appointments needed now
The American Red Cross urges donors to give blood or platelets now to help curb a drop in donor turnout this fall. Donors of all blood types and those giving platelets are asked to book a time to donate at a Red Cross blood donation center or community...
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FALL IS IN THE AIR
Leaves are quickly changing throughout Shelby as the cooler temperatures of fall sweep through the area. Here is a look at some of the leaves changing in Rabold Park.
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Shelby FFA members take part in Harvest Heroes
On October 10, the Shelby FFA proudly took part in a community service project called Harvest Heroes. It has been done in the past, but the chapter took it to a larger scale with a better name this year. Twelve members spent the day traveling to...
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SENIOR NIGHT FOR THE SHELBY WHIPPET BAND
Shelby Whippet football remained undefeated and claimed at least a share of their 6th MOAC title and the program’s 31st conference title with a 55-10 drubbing of visiting Pleasant. The Whippets are now a perfect 9-0, 6-0 on the season and travel to...
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Women’s Fund of the Richland County Foundation to announce grant awards
The Women’s Fund of the Richland County Foundation will announce this year’s grant recipients during a luncheon Friday, November 7 at Westbrook Country Club. The Women’s Fund also will announce the recipient of the Joann Dutton Volunteer Service...
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Shelby Parks getting ready for changing seasons
Shelby Parks Superintendent Jerry Marshall went over some of the work that has been completed in the parks as colder weather begins to move into the area during the regular park board meeting that was held on Monday evening. To begin, Marshall stated...
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