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Sheriff's Office — A deputy responded at 8:57 p.m. Sunday to Center Street, Lisbon in Center Township regarding neighbor troubles. The deputy spoke to both parties involved, with both advised how to proceed and told to call if other issues arise. — A woman on Sprucevale Road, St. Clair Township called at 7:10 p.m. Saturday to request a welfare check on her 4-year-old daughter, who she has been trying to contact and is staying with her father on McAllister Road, Center Township. Deputies spoke with a family member who said the child is fine and with her father, but not at the ...

CCBDD Adopt-A-Class Christmas project

LISBON – The Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disabilities and Robert Bycroft School are once again asking for support for their Adopt-A-Class Christmas project. The project involves members of the community donating money to adopt a classroom or child served by the program. The money received will be used to purchase a Christmas gift for the children. Any donation amount is greatly appreciated and 100% of the money collected will go toward the Christmas gifts for the children. The gifts will be purchased by staff members and given to the children prior to Christmas break. ...

Student-designed haunted house returning to Lisbon for Halloween

LISBON — A pop-up haunted house designed by Lisbon students is inviting the community for two evenings of scares. “We did this last year, and the town really loved it, so this year we wanted to expand it. The extra space has really opened up their imagination,” said local coach Rob ...

Ramaswamy, Acton discuss property taxes, other platforms

While it’s been 20 years since a Democrat was last elected Ohio governor, this year’s race between Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Amy Acton is hotly contested. During separate endorsement interviews with this newspaper, the two candidates discussed their priorities, their plans ...

Community Briefs

St. Gabriel Fall Harvest Sale The St. Gabriel Women’s Club of Minerva will hold a Fall Festival Sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, and 9 a.m. to noon Sunday, Nov. 1 at the church located at 400 W. High St. Items for sale will include frozen homemade cabbage rolls, stuffed peppers, apple dumplings and soups; also available are homemade chocolates and hard tact candy as well as a bake sale. For information call 330-418-1067. East Palestine Park Trunk or Treat EP Friends of the Park/EP Act and the East Palestine Firefighter’s Association will host the East Palestine ...