Hayden Gray is a staff reporter for Richland Source, focusing on local news in Shelby and the surrounding areas in Ohio. With a passion for community journalism, Hayden covers a wide range of topics including sports, local events, business, and human interest stories. Hayden's work has also been featured in Ashland Source, Knoxpages.Com, and East County News.
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Shelby, United States (Local)
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A challenge to enjoy the present — the people, places and emotions that each day holds
Carli Bailey, owner and director of Barkdull Funeral Home in Shelby, carrying on family business
Richland County Land Bank recently received $657,500 for Broadway and Main streets project in Shelby
ASHLAND — The City of Ashland is ahead of schedule in regards to tackling the city's financial situation for 2025.
The City of Ashland is continuing its efforts to clean up blight around the community after receiving a $1 million state grant in September.
MANSFIELD — A thick blanket of snow covered the Richland B&O Trail early Saturday morning at Mansfield’s North Lake Park.
By: Hayden Gray
Drayton Benedict, a 2010 Lexington High School graduate, provides first-hand look at devastating California infernos
By: Hayden Gray
Shelby senior separated shoulder during Whippets’ Week 8 football game against Clear Fork
Scott Rose was elected Monday evening to serve a second straight year as president of the Shelby Board of Education. Credit: Hayden Gray
By: Hayden Gray
Edonnez Williams, 19, appeared in Richland County Common Pleas Court on Jan. 6 before Judge Phil Naumoff, accepting a plea bargain.
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