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Wade Hembree is excited about the possibility that Shelby County could land Harley-Davidson’s biggest production facility, and he is launching a campaign to help.

Out in front of his insurance office on Mount Eden Road, Hembree has put up a banner that translates to “Shelby County Loves Harley-Davidson.” He is using a heart and Harley’s logo as part of the phrasing. He has a spotlight pointed at the sign.

 Cautiously hopeful, Harley rider Bill Hisle has some menu changes in mind for Cattleman’s Road House, which he co-owns.

After giving its enthusiastic thumbs up last Thursday to the zone change for the Shelby County Industrial Park, Triple S Planning & Zoning took another aggressive step at its meeting Tuesday night.

 With the date nearing for a final decision by officials of Harley-Davidson about whether to move their largest production facility from York County, Pa., to Shelby County, Triple S further accelerated the zoning approval for two parcels of land that might be suitable for that factory.