Columbiana High School 2026 Commencement
Columbiana graduates mark the end of their graduation ceremony with the traditional tossing of the cap. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
Crestview High School 2026 Commencement
Crestview graduates mark the end of their graduation ceremony with the traditional tossing of the cap. (Photo by Kristi R. Garabrandt)
St. Paul Civics Club shares results of service projects with city council
SALEM — The members of the St. Paul Elementary Civics Club shared the results of their community service projects with Salem’s elected leaders at the city council’s May 19 meeting. Formed in September by Club Sponsor Emmy Prosko, the civics club was started to inspire and equip St. ...
Former county park board members sworn back in
LISBON — Tom Butch and Eileen Dray-Bardon are back as members of the Columbiana County Park District Board after being appointed and sworn in Thursday afternoon. The remaining three spots on the board may be filled by Friday, Columbiana County Probate Court Judge Thomas Baronzzi said, with background checks pending. “I’m pleased that it’s moved along as quickly as it can at this point,” he said. As of May 22, there were no members on the board when former Chairman Joe Lawhorn resigned May 21 and Vice Chairman Crystal Siembida Boggs resigned on May 22, both at the request ...
Acton said she’ll work with both parties and veto legislation if needed
BOARDMAN — Amy Acton, the Democratic candidate for governor, said she can work with those in both political parties but would not hesitate to veto legislation if needed. During a Wednesday campaign stop at the Structural Iron Workers Local 207’s apprenticeship building, Acton said, “I ...
Mahoning elections board told rent is less at Bottom Dollar building
YOUNGSTOWN — The cost of rent at the former Bottom Dollar store in Youngstown would be significantly less for the Mahoning County Board of Elections that is looking to relocate its offices than it would be at the Patriot Building in Austintown. The analysis was done on behalf of the Western Reserve Port Authority, which owns the Patriot Building and would take ownership of the former Bottom Dollar if the city is willing to accept $1 for the latter structure, said David Betras, the election board’s chairman. The WRPA shared the information Tuesday with the board of elections. The ...