The Columbiana County Career and Tech Center stayed true to its mantra of “employment, enrollment or enlistment” by holding ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine spoke in his annual State of the State address about giving Buckeye State residents “the tools to live up to their full potential,” and “the opportunity to live their version of ...

The board of health addressed multiple housing matters in its February meeting. The board discussed how to address the nuisance property at 1716 Southeast Blvd. which is in a state of disrepair.

The Little Beaver Creek Wild and Scenic River Advisory Council is asking for volunteers to help with a litter cleanup in the Grimms Bridge area of Little Beaver Creek from noon to 3 p.m. March 23.

The board of trustees approved multiple personnel and pay changes for the police department in its March meeting Tuesday.

Everyone who attended the Fairhaven Foundation’s Abilities Rock Carnival & Dance Party left the venue with a smile on their ...

U.S. Rep. Michael Rulli, R-Ohio 6th Dist., can be forgiven for his enthusiasm over a recent report. After all, the good news being proclaimed by the Ohio Natural Energy Institute’s “The Essential ...

Nearly six months after final approval was given to the $600 million settlement agreement between those impacted by the 2023 East Palestine train derailment and Norfolk Southern, many residents still ...

Gov. Mike DeWine is handing Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel, a former Youngstown State University and The Ohio State University football coach, a new playbook. During Wednesday’s State of the State address, ...

The township will be eliminating one full-time position from the road department on the final Friday of this month. Following a roughly 30-minute executive session for the discussion of personnel ...

The Garden of Eatin in downtown Columbiana is becoming closer to reality. During Tuesday’s city planning commission meeting, Columbiana High School got approval for both their mural variance and a ...

The board of health approved an amendment to the resolution setting food service, tattoo and piercing, and public swimming pool safety fees for 2025 in its February meeting. The board voted ...