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Shelby Superintendent Tim Tarvin is retiring at the end of the school year. The board of education is interviewing seven candidates to replace him.
New Shelby principal brings special education background SHELBY - Special education has always been just that, special, to Sue Snyder. "I had a close family member who really struggled in school," she said. "I saw what a difference a good teacher could make." Graduated from Shelby HS Snyder grew up in Shelby and graduated from there in 1985. She and husband Doug live in Shelby. She taught for 16 years at Dowds before going to Plymouth. "Sue worked at Dowds for many years and then left for two years to work at Plymouth, where she gained invaluable experience as an administrator," Superintend...
Apr 21, 2021 SHELBY, Ohio – OhioHealth Shelby Hospital celebrated its centennial on April 20, 2021. To commemorate this 100thanniversary, OhioHealth announced a $100,000 commitment to Shelby’s Downtown Revitalization Project, led by the Community Improvement Corporation of Shelby. “Over the past 100 years, Shelby Hospital has been committed to the health and wellness of Shelby and its surrounding communities. This moment in time seems especially monumental as we continue to manage through a pandemic,” said Vinson Yates, president of OhioHealth Shelby Hospital and OhioHealth Mansfield ...
Shelby school board considers renewal levy for November ballot SHELBY - Residents could see a 4.5-mill renewal of an emergency levy on the November ballot. Shelby Superintendent Tim Tarvin brought up the matter at Monday's board of education meeting. He said the levy, which has been in place since 1987, generates $950,000 a year. Tarvin called it "instrumental to continue operations." "It's not a new tax; it's not an additional tax," he said. "It's the same tax people have been paying since 1987. "It's typically been a fairly easy sell. We need to go out and communicate well why we need this ...
Man shot by Shelby police, taken to hospital Man shot by Shelby police, taken to hospital By Steph Krane | March 17, 2021 at 5:42 AM EDT - Updated March 17 at 7:44 PM SHELBY, Ohio (WOIO) - Officers from the Shelby Police Department shot a man who pointed a rifle at them during a welfare check late Tuesday night, the Chief of Police said. The man was taken to the hospital after he was shot; police haven’t said anything about his condition. According to police, officers conducted a welfare check on a potentially armed and suicidal man at the west end of Seneca Drive.