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United students look at local water concerns
February 7, 2012 HANOVERTON— United Local fourth-graders Monday afternoon culminated over a month of research into local environmental concerns by drawing out the situations on classroom chalk boards. more »»
Salem launches new city website
February 7, 2012 SALEM — City government launched a new website last week with a new look and some new upcoming features, with Auditor Betty Brothers saying there’s still some tweaking to do. more »»
Elections board: Little interest in primary
February 7, 2012 LISBON — The March 6 primary election is drawing little interest judging by the number of early votes cast so far. more »»
Village police: Need ordinance to crack down on nuisance properties
February 7, 2012 WASHINGTONVILLE — Council members want to crack down on nuisance properties and were asked by Police Chief Ken Faust for local legislation to back up any warnings that police issue. more »»
Gospel stars will present concert April 27 at Packard
February 6, 2012 WARREN — Jeff and Sheri Easter know they've accomplished something special when folks walk away from one of their performances smiling. more »»
Catholic leaders oppose fed birth control decision
February 6, 2012 Catholic leaders in Ohio have joined the chorus of church officials urging parishioners to protest and pray about the federal government's recent decision to require many church-affiliated... more »»
2007 Beaver Local graduate credited with rescue at sea
February 6, 2012 EAST LIVERPOOL - To local seaman Jarrod Reed and his shipmates, it was just part of the job, but to the five men they saved, they are heroes. more »» 
Park to be auctioned off
February 6, 2012 SALEM — The grounds are vacant and unkempt, the gates are locked, and there is a condemned sign in the window of the old country store at Ponderosa Park. How the mighty have fallen. more »»
Park District could benefit from drilling
February 6, 2012 LISBON — While Scenic Vista Park is not being leased for oil and gas drilling, the Columbiana County Park District could still benefit if drilling were to occur nearb. more »»
Oil, gas, drilling permits rise
February 6, 2012 LISBON — The number of new oil and gas permits being sought in Columbiana County is picking up speed, with six new drilling applications filed in January with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. more »»
South Main St. gets renovation
February 6, 2012 COLUMBIANA — City employees, business owners and residents turned out for a public unveiling of the South Main Street renovation project Tuesday night. Jon Vollnogle, of Howells and Baird Inc. more »» 
West Branch High School band members to perform
February 5, 2012 Members of the West Branch High School band will perform in a Solo and Ensemble Showcase at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9 in the middle school cafetorium. more »»
More cops meant more arrests in 2011
February 5, 2012 SALEM — City police answered more calls and arrested more people in 2011, but Chief Bob Floor attributed the increases to having all three of his laid-off officers back on the streets the whole yea. more »»
Drillers will sign road agreement
February 5, 2012 LISBON — Oil and gas drilling companies using township and county roads will be required to sign a standard road maintenance agreement approved for use this week by Columbiana County commissioners. more »»
Proposed Leetonia ordinance will reduce blighted properties
February 5, 2012 By KEVIN HOWELL Staff Writer LEETONIA— Zoning Inspector John Rydarowicz is working on an ordinance that could help reduce blighted property in the villag. more »» 
L&S Furniture plans Monday opening in plaza
February 5, 2012 SALEM — Good “usable used furniture,” decorative pieces and general household furniture fill the 1,600 square-foot showroom of L&S Furniture in the Second Street Plaza. more »» 
All eyes on the spelling bee
February 5, 2012 Julia Grimes is wide-eyed as she thinks about correctly spelling her word during the annual Lisbon Schools spelling bee held Friday. The annual Columbiana County Spelling Bee will be held at 6:30 p. more »» 
Homecoming queen
February 4, 2012 Courtney Fletcher was crowned winter homecoming queen at half-time of Salem's basketball contest against Carrollton. Fletcher is the daughter of Mark Fletcher and Mary Olita. more »»
Failure to conceal SSN questioned
February 4, 2012 SALEM — A city police officer received a verbal warning with training this week after failing to remove a social security number from a public record someone requested and apparently gave to someone... more »»
2 fifth graders battle again in Salem spell off
February 4, 2012 SALEM — Fifth graders Given Warner and Bryce Owen battled each other for the second time this year for a spelling championship, this time for 14 rounds before Warner won out to become Salem City... more »» 
Salem Homecoming Queen candidates
February 3, 2012 The Salem High School Basketball Homecoming Queen will be crowned at halftime of the boys varsity game against Carrollton tonight. more »» |
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