SALEM — Approximately 200 people were on hand Saturday during the annual Iden-Iler memorial fundraiser breakfast and trap shoot. To date, $37,000 have been awarded in scholarships to 74 recipients. Six students were selected as this year’s recipients and presented with scholarship ...
The Columbiana County Fair saw blue skies Thursday after a rainy Wednesday. The Derby Pull that was scheduled for 9 a.m. Thursday in the Grandstand was canceled due to the conditions of the track, but the Touch-A-Truck and Josiah Showalter concert went on as scheduled. The fair continues ...
LISBON — A pair of projects started by 2025 4-H Queen Allison Irwin are part of this year’s Columbiana County Fair, with the All In Livestock Show at 6 p.m. Saturday, and the Showman’s Closet being raided regularly in the Junior Fair building. Irwin said 13 participants have signed up ...
SALEM — Salem voters will be presented with the question of renewing the parks department’s 1.3-mill recreational levy. The city council voted unanimously Tuesday to place the renewal of the levy on the ballot in both Columbiana and Mahoning counties in the upcoming General Election on Nov. 3. City council previously approved two resolutions declaring it necessary to seek renewal of the levy, with two corresponding resolutions approved Tuesday declaring it necessary to actually present voters with the renewal in November. Last approved by voters in 2022, the recreational levy ...
WELLSVILLE — Following months of discussion and revisions of legislation, village council unanimously approved on third reading an ordinance that prohibits the parking and storage of boats, watercrafts and boat trailers on any village streets or public rights-of-way. The newly passed ordinance states “no person, firm, or corporation shall park, store, leave standing, or permit to be parked or left standing any boat, watercraft or boat trailer upon any public street, highway, alley or public right-of-way within the corporate limits of the Village of Wellsville.” The only ...
LISBON — A new status hearing has been set at 1:15 p.m. Sept. 14 in the aggravated murder case against Curtis D. Holland, the man accused in the 2021 murder of Brycen Douglas. Holland, 30, Dewey Avenue, East Liverpool, appeared in the custody of deputies during a brief status hearing Thursday in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court before Judge Scott Washam. Holland was accompanied by defense attorneys, Rhys Cartwright Jones and Zachary Miller. The state was represented by county Assistant Prosecutors Steve Yacovone and Christopher Weeda. The judge spoke briefly with the ...
