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Jewelry heist part of 3-state theft ring
May 3, 2013 SALEM — An early morning burglary at Downtown Gems & Jewels last October was apparently part of a multi-state theft ring involving two Canton men recently named in an eight-count federal indictment. more »»
Time capsule preserving Dale Shaffer’s legacy to be buried
May 3, 2013 SALEM — Time stands still for no one, not even the late Salem historian Dale Shaffer, except when it’s carefully preserved in a capsule representing his time in history and the history of a city he... more »»
Leetonia sets clean up days
May 3, 2013 LEETONIA— In addition to the annual spring clean-up, this year the village will participate in a community clean up program. more »»
Fairfield trustees hold off on new RUMAs for gas lines
May 3, 2013 FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP — Trustee held off approving 10 miles in road use maintenance agreements (RUMAs) for 11 roads for the Hickory Bend oil and gas line project but approved culvert right-of-way permi... more »» 
Spray paint artists bring color to Salem buildings
May 2, 2013 SALEM — A medium used by many to vandalize has become the brush of choice for Salem area artists Brad Vingle and Rustin Rapp, who have skillfully used spray paint to create beauty on three downtown... more »»
County to salt away portion of casino tax
May 2, 2013 LISBON — Columbiana County commissioners are helping Engineer Bert Dawson with his plans to build storage barns for road sal. more »»
Non-renewed West Branch HS teacher on paid leave
May 2, 2013 BELOIT— The West Branch High School English teacher the school board non-renewed last week has been placed on paid administrative leave, according to school records. more »»
Yellow flags signal spring at merchants
May 2, 2013 Yellow flags along South Main Street are announcing the near arrival of Springtime in Columbiana. more »»
New name, same place for mulch in Leetonia
May 2, 2013 LEETONIA — Michael Hinten will be the man behind the counter and at the wheel of the front end loader as Hinten Landscaping Services will be the new name on the Wilms’ mulch business on state Route... more »»
Leetonia zoning inspector to offer ordinance for fee on vacant buildings
May 2, 2013 LEETONIA— Village Council will soon be presented with an ordinance addressing vacant buildings in the village. more »» 
Celebrating Founders’ Day
May 1, 2013 From left, Judi Allio, chairman of the Salem Historical Society’s Founders’ Day Celebration, congratulates 2013 Citizen of Honor Edwin Smith and his wife Suzanne, and family members of the late... more »»
Springfield plant draws gas, oil from northern Columbiana County
May 1, 2013 SALEM — Construction of a $150 million natural gas plant in southeast Mahoning County will draw gas and oil from new pipelines crossing three Columbiana County townships when it is completed. more »»
United school officials seek OK of levy for renovations, repairs
May 1, 2013 HANOVERTON— After failed attempts to pass a bond issue for a new school, the United school board and administration are asking residents to approve funding for renovations of the current facility. more »»
Voters to decide on school issue
May 1, 2013 In a matter of days city residents will decide on fulfilling or denying a request from the Columbiana School District for money for South Side Middle School. The 1. more »»
New Waterford: Need levy to avert more cuts
May 1, 2013 NEW WATERFORD — Village officials hope voters approve a one-mill additional replacement levy next week. more »» 
Perry residents asked to renew 1.5-Mill safety levy
April 30, 2013 PERRY TWP. — Township residents will be asked to renew a 1. more »»
Cause of fire death smoke inhalation
April 30, 2013 GOSHEN TOWNSHIP— The victim in a state Route 534 house fire over the weekend died from smoke inhalation, according to preliminary results of an autopsy. more »»
City ready for waste water bids
April 30, 2013 The Salem Utilities Commission gave the go-ahead Monday to advertise for bids for construction of the city wastewater treatment plant Phase 1 improvements. more »»
Oil job seekers look for openings
April 30, 2013 One thing U.S. Sen. Rob Portman says he doesn't like seeing in Ohio is out-of-state license plates on the vehicles of natural gas and oil workers. more »»
Taste of Home Cooking School announces Cooks Who Care
April 30, 2013 The Taste of Home Cooking School and Salem News, Morning Journal and The Review are proud to announce Cooks Who Care as part of this season’s cooking sho. more »» |
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