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Lisbon reader completes Lepper Library program challenge

Jacob Glynn successfully completed Challenge #2 in the Reading Program at the Lepper Library in Lisbon. Jacob has achieved the goal of reading 500 books before entering middle school. As a reward for his accomplishment, he receives a certificate along with a book of his choice. He has selected ...

Calcutta Rotary Club hosts Arcwood official

The Calcutta Rotary Club met Thursday at the Peter Metrovich Community Center. The guest speaker was Brian May who discussed his role and some of the processes at Arcwood Environmental, formerly Heritage Thermal, in East Liverpool. Pictured with May, right, is Al Pierson, Calcutta Rotary ...

Across our classrooms

Quinnipiac University Spring 2026 Graduate Zachary Barber of New Middletown, Doctor of Medicine Kent State University 2026 Spring President’s List Berlin Center: Leann Camp Columbiana: Allison Borchardt, Nora Ineman, Anna Joy, Katrina Kaszowski, Paige Thomas, Camille Zentner East Liverpool: Emma Dieringer, Alyssa Oyster, Danielle Perna, Katelyn Reinhart, Emily Wright East Palestine: Elaine Boso, Maddison Foster Hanoverton: Abigail Wolfgang Homeworth: Caleb Adams, Addyson Jones Kensington: Ashtyn Snyder Leetonia: Abigail Hall, Alexander Kindle Lisbon: ...

Information shared on Lisbon’s Active Transportation Plan

Lisbon resident Barbara Bailey, left, a retiree who serves on the Lisbon Board of Public Affairs, talks with Toole Design planners Katie Sieb, project manager, and Abby Link, right, who were in Lisbon Thursday for two walks and a popup event on the square related to the village’s. Toole ...

Area residents reminded of e-waster drop off in Lisbon Saturday

LISBON — Area residents are being reminded about the e-waste drop off event happening from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday in the parking lot of the Columbiana County Courthouse at the corner of South Beaver Street and West Washington Street. Lisbon Mayor Peter Wilson mentioned the electronics recycling event during the village council meeting this week, noting it’s not only for Lisbon residents, but anyone. GreenBoard IT is handling the recycling of electronics dropped off, with cash only accepted for the fees for TVs and CRT monitors, which will be taken for $20 each, and printers ...