Kiducation recently welcomed Wellsville Garfield Elementary Principal Shelbie Householder as a special guest speaker. The children learned about the role of a school principal and what her day-to-day job looks like. Householder shared how being a principal is about much more than running a ...
EAST LIVERPOOL — Readers will have the opportunity to meet bestselling author Robin Yocum on Wednesday, July 23, when he returns to East Liverpool for a free community discussion of his novel, The Last Hitman, the featured selection for On the Same Page, the community’s One Community Read ...
The Rotary Club of Salem welcomed Lesley Kline as its new president for the 2026-2027 fiscal year in its meeting Tuesday. Kline is the owner of Kast Iron Soda Works on East State Street, and has been a member of Salem Rotary since 2021. (Submitted photo by Brittany Maniscalco)
Elkton Museum open Fridays in July The Elkton Museum will be open to the public every Friday in July from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The museum is located next to the Church Hill Covered bridge behind the former Lock 24 Restaurant, 42087 state Route 154, Lisbon. TQGIBT to meet July 21 That Quilt Group I Belong To (TQGIBT) will meet at 7 p.m. July 21 at The Rotary Building at Fair Park on Oak Street in Canfield. The July program includes a variety of events. Christmas in July will begin at 4 p.m. as members create an assembly system to sew festive pillow cases to be donated to Children’s ...
SALEM – The Phillips Christian Church recently welcomed Dr. Rick Cherok as its new minister. Cherok was born and raised in Barberton, Ohio. After completing two bachelor’s degrees from Kentucky Christian University and two master’s degrees from the University of Akron, he gained his PhD in United States Religious History from Kent State University. In addition to serving as a professor of history at Cincinnati Christian University, Ozark Christian College, and Kentucky Christian University, Cherok has held ministries in Arkansas and Ohio. Along with being widely published ...
Schwebel Baking Company looks to enter an accelerated bankruptcy proceeding as part of its strategy to attract new ownership for the century-old business, according to paperwork filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court, Youngstown. The potential for a new buyer was revealed when U.S. District Judge Donald C. Nugent rescheduled a status conference involving attorneys representing Schwebel’s and 10 International Brotherhood of Teamster locals. Spearheaded by Teamsters Local No. 52 out of Valley View, their attorneys filed suit against Schwebel’s on Monday seeking a temporary restraining ...
