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Grand Jury LISBON — Pamela S. Risbeck, 50, Trinity Church Road, Lisbon, was served Thursday with a secret indictment issued by the Columbiana County Grand Jury for fourth-degree felony theft from a person in a protected class, fifth-degree felony receiving stolen property and misdemeanor misuse of credit cards for allegedly stealing $1,585 from a man, possessing his stolen debit card and misusing his credit card from Oct. 11, 2025 to Oct. 14, 2025. Municipal LISBON — In Columbiana County Municipal Court, a case against Kyrin Michael McLaughlin, 28, Rose Drive, Lisbon, was bound ...

Roxy Theatre Players to present Simon’s ‘Rumors’

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Minerva’s Roxy Theatre Players will present Neil Simon’s “Rumors,” on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 1-3, at 7 p.m. “Rumors” is a fast-paced farce in which four couples are invited to celebrate the 10th anniversary of New York Deputy Mayor Charlie Brock and his wife, Myra. ...

CCCTC presents Community Partner Awards

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LISBON – The Columbiana County Career and Technical Center Board of Education and Superintendent Jeremy Corbisello presented the first annual Community Partner Awards to deserving businesses and individuals this summer at the CCCTC’s July board meeting. The awards were a vision that ...

Cow struck by vehicle in Columbiana County crash: OSHP

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BUTLER TWP. (WKBN) – The Ohio State Highway Patrol was called to a crash where a cow was struck in the roadway Friday morning in Columbiana County. Troopers were called to state Route 9 near Mountz Road in Butler Township around 4:15 a.m. According to OSHP, two vehicles were involved in the crash. Troopers said one of the vehicles hit a cow in the roadway. Troopers did not disclose how the second vehicle was involved in the crash. Tow trucks removed both vehicles from the scene. OSHP said that the cow is now deceased. The roadway is now open.

Columbiana resident request two-animal maximum enforcement

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COLUMBIANA — A Fairfield Avenue man asked the city to consider enforcing a two-animal maximum after getting fed up with the noise and unsanitary conditions of a neighboring home, which was later found to be housing more than 20 dogs. Mike Mutz approached city council on Sept. 1 to voice his complaints about the property in the 700 block of Fairfield Ave. “We need to put a cap on how many dogs the residents are allowed to have. This is totally out of line,” he said. He said that he moved to the city from Beaver County, Pa. And there was a two animal limit where he lived. In the ...

Education Briefs

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Southern New Hampshire University 2026 Summer President’s List David Vaughan of Alliance Amanda Bowyer of Alliance Noelle Snodgrass of Alliance Mason Zerkle of Homeworth Cutter Green of Columbiana) Jacob Herschberger of Homeworth Kristyl Jackson of Lisbon Taryn Mergenthaler of Alliance Kayla Howard of East Liverpool Kierra Scott of Alliance Patrice Sullivan of Salem Jona French of Salineville MacKenzie DeGarmo of Minerva Edward Jacob of Salem Lexus Gilliam of Alliance Ava Spencer of Alliance Brandon Hunt of Alliance Stephanie Oswald of East ...