Alliance News

Designed for Latest Safety Standards Bushman Avontec, Menomonee Falls, Wis., manufactures a complete line of sheet and plate lifters engineered to meet a variety of dimensional and capacity requirements.

The Quilting Stars of Ohio celebrated the 13th anniversary of its foundation on Friday, but the party wasn't for the quilters.

The Sebring Division of the Alliance Area Chamber of Commerce met recently and announced the July properties of the month.

International Spy Academy vacation Bible school will be presented from 6 to 8 p.m. July 13-17 at Heritage Baptist Church.

The Columbiana Women's Club Garden Tour and Tea is slated from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. today and Saturday at 121 N. Main St. Tickets are available at Vivian's or the club.

Dixon was most recently the assistant principal at Sandy Valley High School, and before that a small school principal at McKinley Senior High School.

The 50-member strong Deerfield Community Chorus will present its 24th annual concert at 2 p.m. Sunday at the new Deerfield Town Hall, 1450 State Route 14. The members hail from Boardman, Salem and Alliance to Mantua and Cuyahoga Falls and everywhere between.

A status hearing was scheduled for 8:30 a.m. July 31 for Jajuan McKeithen, 39, of Norton Street, on charges of assault, resisting arrest, obstructing official business, driving under suspension and required lights.

Another entry has been received by The Review in the "Take Your Hometown Newspaper on Vacation" contest.

The group is an Alliance-based hard rock and rock cover band. It was formed last year by Akenra X, specializing in vocals, and Chris Stixx, on drums, who each have more than two decades of experience in the local music scene.

Church Women United gathered at Alliance Salem United Methodist Church for the June meeting.

A Grass Roots Fly-In is set to run Friday through Sunday at Barber Airport in Lexington Township.

Alta Johnson, 97, of Alliance, recently made the trip to Stapleton, Nebraska, to visit her sister, Fredreka Winder, 92. Her other sister, Emma Wilson, 90, who lives in Newbury, Oregon, also made the trip for... Already a subscriber to print? You have online access, too... at no additional expense! Call 821-1200 to set up an account.

The 2014 Greater Alliance Carnation Festival queen candidates got lots of helpful hints about makeup and ladylike behavior Tuesday during a visit to Esther's Beauty Barn for a Girls Night Out.

Every child is different, molded by the adults in their lives from the day they are born.

Local politicos on both side of the aisle enthusiastically received the news that the Republican Party will unveil its presidential candidate two years from now in the Buckeye State.

Alliance YMCA and Park and Recreation Department announce as of July 8, 2014, Y members may swim free at Robertson Community Center until Y's pool heater is back in service.

The 2014 Greater Alliance Carnation Festival queen candidates made a very special trip to Hot Pots Tuesday to create gifts for their sponsors.

More than two years after starting the process, the city of Alliance is one step closer to reutilizing the former Stewart Brothers Paint and Volcanic Heater Inc. properties.

A small group of citizens is currently working to identify available green spaces that can be turned into outdoor classrooms for the students in Alliance.