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COUNTY BRIEFING

Johnson reappointed to workers comp board Gov. Mike DeWine Friday reappointed David W. Johnson of Salem to the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Board of Directors for a term beginning June 12, 2026, and ending June 11, 2029. Route 224 lane restrictions The following routes have various ...

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Clara Marie Frank was born Jan 14, 2026, to Sara and Herman Frank III. She is welcomed by her paternal grandparents, Peggy Sue Frank and the late Herman Frank II of Washingtonville; her maternal grandparents, Timothy Phlieger of Alliance and Anita Phlieger of Youngstown; and special friends, ...

Two in GOP seek county judge seat

YOUNGSTOWN — Republicans Kathleen Bartlett and Mark DeVicchio face off in the May 5 primary for Mahoning County Domestic Relations judge, a seat longtime Domestic Relations Judge Beth Smith will vacate at the end of the year because of the state’s age limit for judges. Smith was the first ...

Crestview High School Prom Court

Crestview High School will celebrate its 2026 Prom on Friday, May 8, with the Grand March in the Performing Arts Center at 5:30 p.m. and the prom dinner and dance to follow at The Drake at 7 p.m. for students and their invited guests. Crowning will take place at the Grand March. The prom court ...

Nights on North Market return to downtown Minerva

MINERVA – Nights on North Market return to downtown Minerva, Friday, May 8, with live music, art, food and drink, and shopping. The Market Street Art Spot will host a reception from 5 to 9 p.m. featuring “Paints and Threads,” the work of Karen Gazdik and Brenda Henning, live music by ...

CAA Health Centers marking Women’s Health Month in May

LISBON — With the month of May approaching, CAA’s Health Centers are preparing to mark Women’s Health Month. Existing and new patients are encouraged to make an appointment for medical services such as primary care, physicals, health checks, gynecological care, prenatal care/family ...

Voters won’t see much on primary ballots

LISBON — Columbiana County voters won’t see much on their primary ballots for county officeholders since they’re running unopposed and both party candidates for 79th state representative are running unopposed. Some voters will see a limited number of issues and local liquor options, ...

Columbiana welcomed 16 new businesses in 2025

COLUMBIANA — The city welcomed 16 new businesses in 2025. City Council was given a rundown of the building and zoning annual report during the most recent council meeting. The figures provided by Deputy Administrator Bryce Miner show that growth has been positive since collaborating with ...