Additionally, ALL EMPLOYEES (and previous employees who worked in 2021) will receive a paper copy of their 2021 W2 at their home address. Paper copies were mailed yesterday from Atlanta, Georgia.

To access the payroll portal visit:

https://mypay2.crhna.com/Account/Login

To reset your password see the instructions below:

https://mypay2.crhna.com/Account/Login

1. Select the Company number you work for
2. Enter your Employee number
3. Click on the need login help link at the bottom of the sign on screen
4. Enter your employee number
5. Security pin is the last 4 digits of your social security number
6. An email link to change your password will then be sent to your email

If you need assistance with the portal:

EMAIL:  Amie Kellermeyer or Terry George for assistance. High volumes of calls will delay their availability. Sending an email will result in the fastest response.

Amie: Amie.Kellermeyer@nullshellyco.com

Terry: TGeorge@nullshellyco.com

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About 600 guests and Maumee community members attended The Shelly Company’s Stoneco Maumee Open House on August 17, 2019. One goal of the open house is to educate the public about limestone quarries and Shelly operations. Guests took a bus tour of the quarry, cracked geodes, adopted pet rocks and visited a geology station. Other activities included a “touch a truck” display of quarry equipment and a “Guess how many tons?” game that invited visitors to guess how many tons of limestone Maumee quarry sold in 2018. A cookout-style lunch of hamburgers, hotdogs, beans, chips and cookies was served.

Thank you to all of the volunteers who made this successful event possible! We are also grateful to State Representative Michael Sheehy and Maumee Chief of Police, David Tullis, for taking time to stop in and say hello. The Maumee quarry crew is looking forward to another fun event next year.

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The Shelly Company’s Ready Mix Division hosted its 5th Annual Awards Banquet in March, 2019 to recognize and celebrate excellence in safety, innovation and leadership. A total of 11 individuals received awards, along with 23 departments that went an entire year with zero incidents. This year’s banquet marked the inauguration of the Ready Mix Division Hall of Fame, the highest honor a ready mix division employee can earn. “The Hall of Fame was created to recognize employees who serve, or have served as stewards for the company, the ready mix industry and their fellow employees. This year, four individuals were inducted into the Hall of Fame, including two who were recognized posthumously,” said Dick Wilson, VP & GM, Ready Mix Division at The Shelly Company.

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Shelly’s Southern Division earned the CRH Americas Materials World Class Safety Award for 2018.

The Shelly Southern team achieved a recordable incident rate of 0.18 while working 1,140,137 hours. The team had zero lost time incidents, one recordable injury, and drove 2,849,023 miles with zero preventable fleet incidents.

Former Shelly Safety Manager Mike Arnold was also honored with a safety award – Safety Director of the Year. In a message from CRH Americas Materials President, Randy Lake, the following was said about Arnold:

“Being a leader not only takes courage, but also the ability to motivate others, improve performance, and get results. Safety Mike’s drive and enthusiasm for safety helped the Southern Division achieve its best safety performance year, to date. Beneath his outgoing, jovial personality is a person who cares deeply about the safety of others and the success of the company. He came into a program that needed someone exactly like him. His ability to get everyone excited about safety was never a message of something that needs to be done – he made you want to be safe and do things correctly. With Safety Mike’s direction, the Southern Division was able to implement many processes from his light-hearted memes in his Weekly Safety Report to implementing and highlighting a weekly 5-S project, bringing the Southern Division to where it is today.”

In December 2018, Safety Mike accepted a new position for CRH’s Texas Materials as its new Regional Safety Director.

Congratulations to Shelly’s Southern Division and Safety Mike!

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The Shelly Company held its first women’s forum to discuss challenges surrounding diversity and inclusion in the workplace, Women@Shelly, on Nov. 14.

The event celebrated women representing all lines of Shelly business, including construction, ready mix, quality control, sales, aggregates, asphalt, finance, customer service, human resources, liquid and safety. Participants were challenged to think critically about their role in the construction industry and collaborate with their peers to imagine ways to make the business better for all employees.

Tammy Wallace, Shelly’s vice president of finance, sponsored the event. Ty Nofziger, company president, kicked off the event with a presentation to share the commitment all Shelly leadership is making to encourage a more diverse workforce.

The women participated in breakout sessions focused on topics like maintaining work-life balance and becoming an employer of choice for all. Free headshots were also available

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Get to see the quarry up and personal on the quarry bus tours. Or visit the geology station to learn more about the aggregates mined at the quarry. Participate in the mining and sifting for precious stones activity after you make your own pet rock! Take a break during the cookout and let us serve you up a tasty plate of grilled meats and sides. Prepare to take home some goodies from our raffles and door prizes available. Remember to put your guess in for the rock weight to win 2 Cedar Point tickets.

We would love to meet you and your family, so join us Sat. August 25 (10am-1pm).

Location:

1360 Ford Street

Maumee, Ohio

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On Friday, June 15, Shelly hosted a small ceremony to recognize the tunnel and show appreciation for everyone’s efforts. There were around 30 people in attendance including local county officials and community members. In addition there was representation from Ohio Department of Transportation, Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Ohio Aggregates and Industrial Minerals Association.

“Our team at The Shelly Company is committed to providing superior quality aggregate while maintaining community partnership,” said Shelly Aggregates Operations Manager, Mike Matoszkia. “This tunnel project is one more example of that commitment.”

The Shelly Company has been a longtime member of the Ostrander community and continues to support the community. It hosts several school visits at its quarry and community events at its wildlife habitat site. More information can be found  under our community section on

shellyco.com.

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The construction paving industry is no different. There are several moving parts and a strong focus is a daily requirement. But among all of the excitement and energy, there is still a human aspect that we all wish to maintain and uphold.

That’s why when we received a letter from a local business owner, we knew we had to share it. It’s a reminder of the impact we have on each another.

We are grateful of the feedback and proud of our team members.

Shelly employees stop for funeral procession 

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The hands-on interactive program exposes students to the real-life elements of working in a quarry and producing aggregates through presentation, activities and fun-learning videos. Students tried on safety vests, hard hats and safety glasses, sang along to catchy aggregates’ melodies and finished with cookie mining. The program is also geared towards earth and science curriculum discussing types of rocks and the rock cycle.

On the following day, the 71 students and teachers visited Shelly’s Ostrander quarry and wildlife habitat site. There they saw firsthand what they had learned about the day before. Shelly hopes the two-day experience sheds a new light for the students about the aggregates industry and encourages more engagement and opportunities down the road.

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What: The Maumee Open House

When: August 5th, 2017 – 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Where: 1360 Ford Street, Maumee, Ohio

Saturday Aug. 5th, 2017 the Maumee Quarry will be hosting an Open House for everyone to join. A fun-filled day with FREE items and activities including Cotton Candy, Pop Corn, Food, Drinks, Games, Prizes, Quarry Tours, Touch a Truck and so much more! Raffles will be held throughout the day with tickets being given to those who attend. This is a family-friendly event for all ages!

Shelly employees and volunteers will be excited to see you and your family at Saturday’s event!

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The internship program started in June and will run through mid-August. This program is designed for college students in fields of study relating to the construction building materials industry and the business world. The interns received a hands-on approach in many different areas of this well-rounded company. From Accounting and Sales to Mining and Construction, the interns were mentored through many real-life tasks and were given opportunities to showcase their talents.

Growing from 2016, The Shelly Company had a total of 16 interns enrolled this summer with each participating in numerous projects and proposals. Aside from the daily tasks many interns were welcomed to sit in on business meetings such as the online marketing committee and attended community events. Many volunteered time towards the Habitat for Humanity builds and for Open Houses happening across the state.

To wrap-up the program, The Shelly Company hosted a final luncheon this past Friday, July 28th. During the luncheon interns gave presentations to senior management including Ty Nofziger, Shelly President; Milan Andrin, Shelly CFO; and Gordon Jantzen, Shelly Vice President Human Resources.

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Kyleigh Buhl

Kyleigh is the daughter of Melissa Buhl, Northeast Division. Kyleigh graduated from Mapleton High School with a  3.855 GPA while participating in many school activities and sports such as student council, the National Honor Society, basketball and volleyball. She has also volunteered throughout her community at nursing homes, local 4-H shows and donated to the American Red Cross. Kyleigh plans on attending The University of Akron in the fall to pursue a Bachelors of Science in Nursing.

Kylie Asmus

Kylie is the daughter of Shara Asmus, Northwest Division. Kylie is currently attending Ashland University where she will graduate in May of 2019 with her Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science. She has maintained a 4.0 GPA while participating in the Exercise Science Club, softball and the Student Athlete Advisory Committee. Kylie gives back by reading to local elementary students, participating in Operation Christmas Child, and administering hitting and pitching lessons to youth softball participants.

Peyton Speicher

Peyton is the son of Craig W. Speicher, Ready Mix Division. Peyton is a recent graduate from New Philadelphia High School with a 3.753 GPA and will be attending Walsh University next fall. Peyton is a part of the National Honor Society, has had a huge impact on his football team and was a Haynes High Five Winner, the first to receive this award for athletics, academics and community involvement. He was also heavily involved in his community, volunteering for the United Way, the local youth basketball/football programs, the Salvation Army Food Drive and the Football Program for students of Disabilities.

Sydney Sturgeon

Sydney is the daughter of Jamie Sturgeon, Corporate Division. Sydney is a recent graduate of Sheridan High School. She graduated with a 3.95 while participating in the National Honor Society, After School Stars Program, 4-H Club Glenford Harvesters and the JV/Varsity Sheridan Softball Team where she received the Scholar Athlete Award. Sydney was heavily involved in her community and helped with such events as the Princess Tea Party, the ASTRA dinner, the Perry County Chamber of Commerce breakfast and the Perry County Fair. Sydney plans to attend The Ohio State University in the fall.

Zachary Gheen

Zachary is the son of Richard Gheen, Southern Division. Zachary is currently attending the Ohio University where he is studying Sociology with a 3.9 GPA. He is an Undergraduate Research Scholar – Voinovich School of Leadership & Public Affairs, an opinion columnist for The New Political, and the Vice President of the Period Project. Zachary is also a member of the Honors Tutorial College where he engages in a one-on-one learning environment with faculty.

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This year we had 146 registrations which surpassed last years participants. From the auction alone we raised $4,175, with a grand total of $14,587. This is a prime example of how The Shelly Company gives back to its community. The event was also a part of the themed truck program ran through The Shelly Company Ready Mix Division.

Next years event will be hosted again by Smith Concrete and funds raised will go towards the BrAva Fight.

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Prior to coming, Project STONE offered a contest involving an aggregates mining equation and the prize being the person selected to push the detonator releasing the extraction of rock. Andy Huddleston, Twin Valley South teacher, was the winner, and once safe and secure he was approved to press the button that created 25,000 tons of limestone.

Project Stone is a nationally recognized, award winning professional teachers workshop created by Wright State University’s Departments of Earth and Environmental Sciences and Teacher Education, in collaboration with the Ohio Aggregates and Industrial Minerals Association and the Ohio Board of Regents. In its 9^th year, the workshop is open to all teachers of grades K-12 in all curriculum areas and intervention specialists. Participants can receive CEU’s or graduate credits. Graduate credits are available at a greatly reduced cost. A limited number of graduate credit scholarships are available. The two-week summer workshop involves producing members from all over the state offering valuable information, lessons and activities to take back to the classroom. The Shelly Company has participated in Project STONE since its inception including kick-off presentations and quarry visits. The Shelly Company is committed to being a good neighbor and knows the importance of education. Educating our future creates a better tomorrow.

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My dad has always told us to enjoy whatever we are doing as our career – don’t just make it a job and truly enjoy it.
MILLIE FOUSS, Shelly Ready Mix Assistant Controller

My grandfather said always surround yourself with people who make you want to be a better person. I tell my boys this same advice.
CHRISTIE SALTZMAN, Shelly Northwest Controller

 My father-in-law says sometimes you learn the most when you only listen, keep striving to gain the knowledge.
JULIE FULLER, AORM Customer Service Manager

My dad told me keep your head up no matter what. Self-pity is a weakness and you are stronger than that. I share this with my daughters too.
JAMIE STURGEON, Shelly Public Relations Manager

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WHAT: Visit our website and enter to win an IPAD

HOW: Answer the three questions below that can be found on our new website

PRESENTED BY: The Shelly Company’s online marketing committee

WHEN: Starting now, with winner drawn on July 28, 2017

Our website got a makeover! The website has a new look with more white background and updated features. We’ve added fields to the Request a Quote section, Internship page, and better back-end coding. To promote the new site, the online marketing committee is hosting a contest to win an IPAD. All you have to do is find the answers on our site to the three questions below. Submit the answers to the email address, info@nullshellyco.com, on the Contact Us page on www.shellyco.com. A random winner will be drawn on July 28!

HOW TO ENTER:

Find the answer to the following questions on www.shellyco.com:

1. What is the name of the employee who provided a quote about his internship?
2. Which executive joined The Shelly Company in 2006, as Vice President and General Manager of the NW Division?
3. How many pages is the credit application?

Submit your answers to all three of the above questions on The Shelly Company website, under the Contact Us section (email address – info@nullshellyco.com). This contest is open to the public. Wait to see if your name is drawn on July 28, 2017. Winner will be announced on Facebook and will receive an email or phone call. Be sure to follow The Shelly Company’s Facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/Shellycompany/ 

Best of luck from the Shelly online marketing committee!

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WHAT: “Rolling for BrAva” Dice Run
PRESENTED BY: Smith Concrete and The Shelly Company
PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT: BrAva local nonprofit
WHEN: June 11, 2017 | Registration opens at 10am
WHERE: 26650 State Route 7 Marietta, Ohio 45750

REGISTRATION: $15 per person or $20 per couple

This year marks Smith Concrete’s 2^nd Annual Dice Run. Smith Concrete’s Dice Run will take place on June 11^th at the Smith Concrete Marietta ready mix plant. The event is open to all community members interested in having a great ride and raising funds for pediatric cancer. Lunch will be served starting at 3pm.

Registration for the Dice Run opens at 10am. First bike out is 11am and last bike in is 4pm. Winner to be announced when the auction starts at 4:30pm. Everyone who registers will receive a free bandana (while supplies last), free lunch with all the fixings, and the Dice Run route directions and score sheet. All community members are welcome to join us for the auction at 4:30pm. Auction items donated by local area businesses and suppliers. For more information contact Amy at 740-246-1177 or aschmelzer@nullshellyco.com.

Stay up to date on The Shelly Company’s Facebook page or Dice Run event

More about BrAva

BRidget Crock and AVA Nichols are the inspiration for BrAva Fight. The nonprofit organization, based in the Mid-Ohio Valley, seeks to help other families facing the same challenges and to raise awareness of childhood cancer. www.bravafight.com

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This award, presented by MSHA Northeast District Assistant District Manager Kevin Abel, Ohio Supervisory Inspector Carl Graham and OAIMA President Todd Young (Mar-Zane Materials) recognizes The Shelly Company’s commitment to Safety and Health.

OAIMA Executive Director, Patrick Jacomet, commented, “We are very proud of OAIMA members like The Shelly Company, who always put safety first. The Jefferson Materials Plant, Massillon (Allied Corporation), Portland and Saint Louisville plants in particular have demonstrated an outstanding program and are being recognized at the “Platinum” level, the highest possible achievement.”  Plants in Shalersville, Petersburg (Allied Corporation), Ostrander, East Fultonham, Reno, Coshocton and Grove City (Columbus Limestone) were all recognized at the “Gold” level.

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Source http://www.esgr.mil/

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“We started this awards program to recognize our ready mix employees who lead by example,” said Dick Wilson, Shelly Ready Mix Division General Manager. “Those involved today are the leaders who are establishing the opportunities of tomorrow and emphasizing the importance of their coworker’s and customers overall experience.”

The Shelly Company’s Outstanding Achievements Award Program began in 2014 and evolved through a need to recognize and celebrate creativity, innovation, and leadership, and those pushing the bounds of excellence in safety performance.

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incidents. Words like impossible, never, and can’t come to mind. Nobody Gets Hurt has been a phrase that we’ve used to help convey the ZERO incidents goal for a few years now.

The Shelly Company introduced a new safety program in 2016 that will help us reach ZERO incidents, by increasing awareness and employee engagement at all locations: Full Circle of Safety whiteboards for T5 discussions.

Last August, The Shelly Company undertook a Safety Opinion Survey of all of our employees and created teams from each business unit to review the results and offer suggestions for improvement of our safety culture. One of the suggestions that all of our teams agreed on was using a whiteboard to conduct and record their morning T5 discussions. Whiteboards were distributed to several foremen as a trial last fall and produced productive results.

At the Shelly safety team’s Best Practices meeting last winter, Scott Oberholzer, safety director for the Ready Mix team, introduced the idea of the Full Circle of Safety, a way to use whiteboards to help each crew focus on their individual tasks and successfully complete the day with zero incidents.  The Shelly safety team created pie chart decals for the whiteboards illustrating the Full Circle of Safety and added reminders on the board for our Fundamentals for Fatality Elimination and the Risks That Kill.

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The Shelly Company COMMUNITY FALL FESTIVAL is Sunday, September 25 located at 1985 Gene Cox Memorial Drive, Dresden, Ohio. All are welcome to attend this FREE family-fun day at The Shelly Company Dresden Wildlife Habitat Site. Event goers can expect to see the employee bass tournament results, 5K Walk/Run and the Community Fall Festival festivities.

5K Run/Walk Registration is Open to All!

The pre-registration fee is $5 and must be received prior to 9/25. Registration day of the event is $10 and shirts while supplies last!! Check-in starts at 9:30am the day of the event and race starts at 10am. Please mail the pre-registration form and make checks out to Christ’s Table as all of the 5K proceeds will go to Christ’s Table, local food pantry – Zanesville, Ohio. The Shelly Company and Smith Concrete help raise food and funds for Christ’s Table throughout the year. 5K participants can also run at a chance to win a medal in their age & gender category.

Employee Required Bass Fishing Tournament

Employees interested in entering the fishing tournament must contact Kevin Cooperrider at kcooperrider@nullshellyco.com or 740-225-1505. Requirements include: a boat, 2-man team and one person is a Shelly employee, and the boat launch is 7am. Prizes for the winners.

FREE Community Fall Festival for ALL!

The Fall Festival starts at 11am to 3pm. Come and enjoy hayrides, face painting, birdhouse workshop, canoeing, nature hike, sand piles, bird watching, archery demo and MORE!! Bring your appetite as we will be serving ribs, hamburgers and hotdogs fright from the grill! Beverages and other refreshments also available. Everyone leaves with a pumpkin of their choice! All sponsored by The Shelly Company.

Shelly employees and volunteers are excited to see you at this RAIN or SHINE event. For safety reasons, there will be attendants available to assist with parking. Also, remember this is an outdoor event dress appropriately. There will be a first aid kit on site.

Stay up to date with the event by attending through The Shelly Company Facebook event page.

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The 11 interns had an in-depth exposure to a variety of departments — from maintenance to quality control, safety, community, planning, R&D and beyond — designed to help these students with an advantage of learning outside the text books.

“Our goal was to implement a quality program to exceed the typical summer internship and really engage these eager, talented young people, “said Ty Nofziger, president The Shelly Company. “More than just offering a paid summer position, this program brings these young people into our organization and provides them the opportunity to attain deep understanding about the company in a short timeframe.”

The Shelly Company Summer 2016 interns include:

• Andrew Miller (Cedarville College – Accounting)
• Evan Sanders ( Bowling Green University – Construction)
• Tyler Grant (Penn State – Aggregates)
• Enzo Cannata (Penn State – Aggregates)
• Brendan Masterson (University of Akron – Construction)
• Alexander Jones (University of Akron – Construction)
• Bowe Andrews (Georgia Tech – Sales)
• Aaron Franklin (Eastern Kentucky University – Finance)
• Audrey Karhoff (University of Kentucky – Public Relations)
• Hunter McGhee (Virginia Tech – Aggregates)
• Trent Grassbaugh (Ohio State University –Construction)

Beyond the on-site work, their experiences also included participating in Shelly meetings like the online marketing committee and Shelly technology group as well as community events and appreciation luncheons.

In closing, the interns gave presentations covering their experience and what they learned at the Findlay office to senior management including Ty Nofziger, Shelly President;  Milan Andrin, Shelly CFO; Steve Conklin, vice president and general manager Northeast Division; Lyle Snyder, vice president and general manager Northwest Division; and Steve Draper, Shelly Safety Director.

Shelly’s intern program has evolved over the years and continues to grow. If you know of someone who would be interested to participate in the Shelly internship program contact Human Resources or email myfuture@nullshellyco.com.

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“We were delighted to be a part of this memorable experience,” said Lyle Snyder, vice president and general manager The Shelly Company. “Our open door policy encourages safe and supervised trips for all ages. Our employees work hard to execute a meaningful agenda leaving community members with a better understanding of limestone mining and how it impacts our quality of life,” said Snyder.

The Stoneco Celina quarry was one of several stops for the overseas guests during their week-long visit to Mercer County. Robin Kraner, Stoneco quality control technician, organized and coordinated the trip. The tour was made possible thanks to the Grand Lake International Association’s (GLIA) 20^th anniversary and sister-city program. GLIA coordinates the lodging with host families and touring businesses, restaurants, government facilities, schools and other sites.

GLIA was originally founded in 1993 as the Celina International Association to offer social, educational and cultural interaction between the youth of Celina and other countries, and now oversees the student exchange program.

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For the second year in a row Stoneco of Michigan and The Shelly Company teamed up for an event that allows Boy Scouts to earn their Mining in Society Merit Badge. The Scouts earned their badges by learning the importance of mining within society and practicing personal and environmental safety.

Throughout the morning Scouts were taught the mining process, costs of materials, and how mining companies explore, plan, permit, mine and process minerals. The attendees were invited on a tour of the Ottawa Lake Limestone Quarry to provide a visual of the mining process.

In order for the Scouts to earn their badges, there were multiple interactive demonstrations. The demonstrations included a mapping exercise, quality control tests, and how both companies use drones to perform aerial surveys to measure stockpiles and mining faces. The Scouts also learned about construction aggregate materials that are needed to build roads and homes.

A troop leader stated, “The four boys that I brought to your merit badge class really enjoyed it and said on the way home that they previously had no clue what was all involved with mining. So keep up the good work and continue with this class for future scouts.”

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If you want to help support  Autism Speaks, registration opens for the “Rolling for Autism” Dice Run at 9 am on Sunday, June 12. Tickets are $15 per person or $20 per couple, including free food! Although this is a motorcycle run, all vehicles are welcomed.

The event will start and finish on 26650 State Route 7, Marietta, Ohio 45750. The Dice Run will begin at 10 am and end around 4 pm. There will be four stops a  (Marietta, Athens, Belpre and Gallipolis), where participants will roll the dice and keep a tally on their own scorecard. Following the run, there will be an auction with special guest auctioneer, former Colorado Rockies pitcher, Kevin Ritz.  The event will also have live music and door prizes.   100% of the funds raised will benefit Autism Speaks.

For more information on this event, or if you would like to be a sponsor, contact us at (740)-246-1060 or lindee.mehaffey@nullshellyco.com. Be sure to follow the latest news on the “Rolling for Autism” Dice Run Event on The Shelly Company Facebook page.

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We need your help cleaning, greening and beautifying our Wildlife Habitat Site for Earth Day.

Join us on Saturday, April 16, 2016 for a day filled with family-friendly activities.

Remember to wear long pants and closed-toed shoes for your safety.

Click the flyer for details

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The Outstanding Community Outreach Award honors companies that best embrace and exemplify Oldcastle’s purpose to foster optimism on Earth and especially in the lives of those in need. This is the fourth year of the Oldcastle Community Awards Program and as in the past years, Oldcastle is proud to recognize its companies and employees who make their communities better places. This program is an excellent opportunity for Oldcastle to continue to build a great team and to recognize and reward superior performance. Companies are nominated based on the following criteria.

Companies that:
– Demonstrate a significant contribution and positive impact in their communities
– Create a culture that encourages employee involvement in their communities
– Heighten positive exposure and awareness of the local companies, Oldcastle and the industry
– Contribute to the communities’ well-being
– Exemplify the values of good neighbors

“I am proud of our team, as everyone had a hand in this outstanding achievement said Ty Nofziger, The Shelly Company President.” “We go above and beyond – not because we have to, but because we want to.”

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It’s that time again for the fourth annual Outstanding Community Ambassador awards program open to all Shelly employees. These awards honor employees who have set an example for all of us with service and commitment to their communities. Most often their efforts are done out of sight and without any expectation of recognition. They get involved because they have a passion to help others. These community awards give us a chance to recognize those efforts and to encourage others by sharing their stories. If you would like to nominate a Shelly employee please contact Jessica Marcum for details at jmarcum@nulloldcastlematerials.com.

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The Shelly Company COMMUNITY FALL FESTIVAL is Sunday, September 27 located at 1985 Gene Cox Memorial Drive, Dresden, Ohio. All are welcome to attend this FREE family-fun day at The Shelly Company Dresden Wildlife Habitat Site. Event goers can expect to see the employee bass tournament results, 5K Walk/Run and the Community Fall Festival festivities.

5K Run/Walk Registration is Now Open!

The pre-registration fee is $5 and must be received prior to 9/24. This includes a shirt and spot in the event. Registration day of the event is $10 and shirts while supplies last!! Check-in starts at 9:30am the day of the event. Please mail the pre-registration form and make checks out to Christ’s Table as all of the 5K proceeds will go to Christ’s Table, local food pantry – Zanesville, Ohio. The Shelly Company and Smith Concrete help raise food and funds for Christ’s Table throughout the year. 5K participants can also run at a chance to win a medal in their age & gender category.

Employee Fishing Tournament

Employees interested in entering the fishing tournament must contact Kevin Cooperrider at kcooperrider@nullshellyco.com. Requirements include: a boat, 2-man team and one person is an employee, and the boat launch is 7am.

FREE Community Fall Festival for ALL!

The Fall Festival starts at 11am to 3pm. Come and enjoy hayrides, face painting, birdhouse workshop, canoeing, nature hike, sand piles, bird watching, archery demo and MORE!! Bring your appetite as we will be serving fresh hamburgers and hotdogs fresh off the grill! Beverages and other refreshments also available. No one leaves without a pumpkin of their choice! All sponsored by The Shelly Company.

Checkout our Sustainability  with a profile sheet describing the Wildlife Site in more detail.

Also, see the event flyer for event details.

Shelly employees and volunteers are excited to see you at this RAIN or SHINE event. For safety reasons, there will be attendants available to assist with parking. Also, remember this is an outdoor event and open toe shoes may not be the best. There will be a first aid kit on site.

Keep up on event happenings at The Shelly Company Facebook page – Community Fall Festival Event.

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