The annual Trunk to Treasure Bake Sale will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Vendors will be selling and baked goods will be available in the parking lot behind St. Paul School and St. Paul Church along East Pershing Street, Salem. Food and beverages will be available for vendors and ...
Lisbon Area Chamber of Commerce named Tipsy Farmer Winery as its April Business of the Month. Pictured from left are LACC Board Member Becky Tolson, Tipsy Farmer Winery owners Don and Jen Paynter, and LACC board members Susan Wooten and Marci Adams. Tipsy Farmer Winery is located at 32849 ...
East Palestine Amateur Radio Club to hold Field Day the weekend East Palestine Amateur Radio Club will hold its Field Day beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday through Sunday at East Palestine City Park. Look for the EMCOMM trailer. Goshen Township trustees schedule special meeting for Friday The Goshen Township trustees have called a special meeting Friday. Trustee Teresa Stratton announced Monday evening that the board of trustees will be convening for a special meeting at 4 p.m. Friday at the township administration building. Stratton said the trustees would discuss a possible equipment ...
SALEM — A dedication ceremony was held Friday to the mark the planting of Columbiana County’s heritage tree as part of the America 250 Ohio Commission’s Heritage Trees: Planting History program. The Heritage Tree program selects one city in each of Ohio’s 88 counties selected to ...
LISBON — The Columbiana County Park District Board approved next year’s proposed budget totaling $86,350, hired a second seasonal maintenance worker and approved a roof repair contract during a special meeting Monday. “Our biggest expenses are utilities, employees and port-a-jons,” Chairman Tom Butch said, along with maintenance. Butch discussed financial matters with board members Linda Linebaugh, Neal Bayless and Kevin Todd to kick off the special session, reviewing the revenue, expenses and balance as of May 31. “This is all the money we have,” he said. Butch ...
LISBON — The owner of the second dog accused of attacking and seriously injuring a woman on May 15 at Lake Tomahawk dropped her appeal over the vicious dog designation against her dog, Beau, last week. Laurel Brothers, Youngstown, filed the complaint through her attorneys Chris Amato and Frank Williams against the Columbiana County Dog Warden Heidi Wallace, seeking a hearing in county Municipal Court to reverse the designation, claiming “the decision was arbitrary, capricious and unsupported by the evidence.” But before the hearing, which was set for June 15, her counsel moved ...
