Shelby Reeves is a City News Reporter at the Chillicothe Gazette. Since joining in 2022, she has focused on a diverse range of topics including retail, construction, and cultural issues, with a particular interest in the construction industry and building materials. Shelby's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, USA TODAY, and the Columbus Dispatch.
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Shelby's focus is local, covering a wide range of topics including community events, business updates, human interest stories and social issues. She often reports on government announcements and seasonal events.
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By: Shelby Reeves
I was glad to see MJF pinned by Kenny Omega. What wrestlers did you enjoy this week?
By: Shelby Reeves
The monthly permit report gives readers a look into construction happening in Ross County.
The local big band is practicing for an upcoming performance at a jazz-filled event.
By: Shelby Reeves
Summer events held by the Ross County Park District are teaching children about nature and the animals around us.
By: Shelby Reeves
The archives of the Ross County Historical Society include tools that came all the way from Japan during WWII.
By: Shelby Reeves
Much like residents of the city, local officials said they had no knowledge of a proposed data center at the former paper mill site.
By: Shelby Reeves
Chillicothe's first responders responded to a call for a trash truck on fire on Wednesday morning.
By: Shelby Reeves
The newest exhibit from the Ross County Historical Society shows the path early travelers took around the world.
By: Shelby Reeves
This week, all I have thought about is the return of Hangman Adam Page. What wrestler have you been thinking about lately?
Local author Wes Molebash will soon be releasing his third book in his graphic novel series about a boy who has to save the multiverse.
