Following is a release from Austin French announcing his candidacy for Perry Township Trustee: I have filed to run for the position of Perry Township trustee, as I have been a resident for the past ...

Though there are enough Republicans in the Ohio House to override vetoes from Gov. Mike DeWine, the legislative body fell short of its goal when it held a special session. The July 21 session was ...

Bustling would be the right word to describe downtown Salem Saturday as dozens of folks attended the annual Freed Fest ...

The Canfield Fair does not begin until Aug. 27, but the preparation to make sure it goes off without a hitch is already well under way. Canfield’s Cardinal Joint Fire District Chief Don Hutchinson ...

Nothing like a nice glass of wine, as one listens to live music on a sprawling country hillside. At least that was the ...

Sean Gaffney of Columbiana joined Summit Academy Management, which operates 18 special education community schools throughout ...

Nearly a dozen candidates have filed to run for the West Branch Board of Education in the upcoming November election. Following the filing deadline Wednesday, 10 people will be vying for three board ...

City council gave first readings to several pieces of legislation in its meeting Tuesday. The council’s agenda originally had six items with the emergency clause to potentially be given all three ...

In its response to Norfolk Southern’s motion to dismiss parts of the lawsuit brought against it by East Palestine Schools, the district doubled down on its claims that the railroad reneged on promises ...

A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed over the 2023 death of a Hanoverton woman, alleging the fatal crash that ended her life was the result of a man in a stolen vehicle fleeing a deputy in a ...

The utilities commission approved a new contract for internet service in a special meeting Thursday. The contract will see a dedicated fiber-optic treatment installed for the water treatment plant as ...

The Columbiana County Grand Jury on Wednesday issued an 85-count indictment against Joseph Paul Sabella, a Beloit man who’s accused of possessing multiple images of minors engaged in sexual acts.