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Indigo Theater will present ‘The Cemetery Club’ in new venue

COLUMBIANA – Indigo Theater will present “The Cemetery Club” this weekend with performances at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. Sunday in Indigo’s brand new Underground Theater, located beneath the Presbyterian Church, 28 E. Park Ave. “The Cemetery Club” is a dramatic ...

Two drivers transported from Perry Township crash

PERRY TOWNSHIP — Two drivers were transported to the hospital after a crash in Perry Township Tuesday. An officer with the Perry Township Police Department confirmed Tuesday that the drivers of both vehicles were transported for evaluation after a crash at the intersection of U.S. Route ...

Columbiana County DKG hosts art instructor

The October meeting of the Columbiana County Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma was held at the New Waterford United Methodist Church. Nancy Dicken offered the prayer and members enjoyed a potluck dinner. A special guest in attendance was Dr. Denise Seachrist Lipp. Ann Hall conducted the business ...

Kripchak’s second community town hall to focus on school funding, property taxes, data centers and AI

CANFIELD — Michael Kripchak, candidate for Ohio’s 33rd Senate District, will host the second town hall in his series tonight at the Canfield Fair Park Rotary Building, 318 Oak St. Doors open at 5:45 p.m. The event begins promptly at 6 p.m. Admission is free, and donations are welcome. The event will feature experts to discuss with the community school funding and property taxes as well as data centers and artificial intelligence, including their effects on the electric grid, who pays for those impacts, and what their growth could mean for the future. “My goal with these town ...

Wellsville council discusses charter government

WELLSVILLE — During the Oct. 6 meeting of the Wellsville Village Council, Council President Keith Thorn suggested members consider switching to a charter form of government with a village administrator/manager. Thorn said that with a charter government, the village would still have a council and a mayor, but it would be the administrator making most of the decisions. He said typically the reason behind the change is because council lacks the expertise in a lot of areas, requiring the hire of a professional. “This is not against anybody that is sitting here,” Thorn said. ...