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Another status hearing set in charitable donations theft case

LISBON — Another status hearing has been set for 11 a.m. Aug. 14, with a trial tentatively set for Oct. 13, in the criminal case against Amanda M. Kiger and River Valley Organizing for the alleged theft of charitable donations for personal use. During a status hearing Friday, defense attorney T. Robert Bricker said he received discovery from the prosecution, calling it “very voluminous” consisting of more than 800 file folders on a flash drive. He provided some of it to his client on paper, some digitally, and had more he needed to place on a flash drive for her. He also said ...

Wellsville fire chief asks to resume talks on transferring dispatch services

WELLSVILLE – The Wellsville fire chief is looking to resume talks about transferring dispatch services to the county 911 center. Fire Chief Barry Podwel recently told village council he would like to resume discussion of transferring dispatch services from the fire department to Columbiana County 911. Podwel has been encouraging the switch for the past several months due to a lack of available responders. Firefighters cannot leave the station for an emergency until someone else responds to answer the phone calls for dispatch. Podwel said the issue of not knowing what was going ...

REAL ESTATE

Butler Township C&D Apartments LLC to Neil Fuson and Stephanie McDonald, home on U.S. Route 62; $75,000 Columbiana Total Generation Services LLC to KDC Properties V LLC, .343 acres commercial vacant land on Park Avenue; $50,000 Daniel M. Peacock to Edward Jacob, home on Fairfield School Road; $264,500 East Liverpool Robert C. and Pamela S. Chaffee to Darby Hamilton, home on Palissey Street; $36,000 US Bank National Association to Wayne Cornell and Stephan Anderson, home on St. Clair Avenue; $25,001 David M. Pipes Sr. to David K. Adams, home on Montgomery Avenue; ...

Commissioners vacate section of Skyview Drive in St. Clair Township

LISBON — A 40-foot section of Skyview Drive in St. Clair Township was vacated this week, with no opposition in attendance at the commissioners’ meeting Wednesday. Petitioner Tammy L. Palma was the lone person there for the public hearing and said the owner of the neighboring property already signed off on the vacation. According to the resolution granting the petition, “the portion of the road which is the subject of the vacation petition was never opened and/or has been abandoned and not used for a period in excess of 21 years.” The three county commissioners voted ...