State Sen. Al Cutrona pulled off a rare feat of voting in both chambers of the state Legislature for a bill he sponsored. The bill establishes a process for trucking companies to dispute towing ...

The following column was previously published Dec. 4, 2021. Thanks to breakthroughs in medicine and nutrition in recent years, we are living longer than ever before. But this increase in life ...

VFW Post 5532, Washingtonville, donated $2,000 to “Wreaths Across America” for Oakdale Cemetery as it continues to honor all ...

Three women shopping at the Eastwood Mall on Monday get their annual Christmas photo with Santa taken. From left are Jean ...

Over $1 million will be coming to Columbiana and Mahoning counties to combat homelessness. The Ohio Department of Development on Friday awarded $1,136,000 in grants to The Community Action Agency of ...

The Columbiana County commissioners agreed Wednesday to authorize negotiations with C. Tucker Cope Design-Build Inc. of Columbiana for the contract to design and build the new county archives/records ...

The parks department will be receiving new Zoll automatic electronic defibrillators free of charge. In the parks commission’s November meeting, interim Parks Director Kelli Pastore told commissioners ...

It’s going to be nuts!” That was the succinct, declarative observation of someone planning to shop during the dwindling days before next Wednesday. The Christmas shopping countdown is down to about ...

As they neared the finish line on a session during which they neglected bills that might have helped Ohioans, lawmakers also slipped into House Bill 315 a provision (similar to changes made in the ...

Salem resident Michael Newman is joining the Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disabilities as the first client member ...

Days before students leave for their Christmas break, Leetonia school board members met briefly Wednesday to tie up some loose ends for their December regular meeting. Among action, the school board: ...

Last Saturday’s Bright Christmas attracted 650 children and their families to The Brightside Project’s new location in Salem.