Calcutta News

Due to an increase in enrollment over the past year the Ohio Valley College of Technology has decided to expand its facilities.

Genevieve R. Dunn, 90, formerly of St. Clair Avenue, East Liverpool, died Sunday, Nov.

The cause of the fire Saturday afternoon that destroyed a house trailer and injured two firefighters remains under investigation.

Calcutta resident Linda Harrington described a rally in Washington, D.C., against the proposed health care bill as an incredible event, but the local contingent's quest to speak to U.S. Rep.

Jason Russell, 36, was arrested Tuesday on state Route 170 during a routine traffic stop.

What's in a name? For Tom Wolfe, everything. Wolfe, who is running for a seat on the Beaver Local school board in Tuesday's election, is concerned voters may confuse him with East Liverpool school board candidate Richard Keith Wolf, who has become the target of a sign campaign in recent days.

On Aug. 21, 2009, Thomas E. Perorazio successfully defended his doctoral dissertation in the policy studies program within the Center for the Study of Higher and Postsecondary Education at the University of Michigan.

Elks Lodge 258 will have stag night 7 p.m. today. CALCUTTA - The Parkinson Support Group of Calcutta will be hosting Dr.

CALCUTTA Frank C. Lyons, Sr., 89, of Huston Road died at home at 6 p.m. Monday, Oct.

Chicago based Mexican folk ensemble Sones de Mexico will be performing at Westgate Middle School Tuesday.

Elaine C. Binder, 92, formerly of St. Clair Avenue, died Thursday evening Oct. 22, 2009, at the Calcutta Health Care Center.

Calcutta residents are more interested in restaurants as opposed to bars, as far as the sale of alcohol is concerned, according to St.

One local school administrator wants the parents of school children to start thinking about the H1N1 vaccination since some decisions are needed soon.

Pregnant women with prior doctor referrals and health care workers who deal directly with patients can begin receiving the H1N1 vaccine this week at free clinics sponsored by the Columbiana County Health Department.

WELLSVILLE Residents living in the Frederick Heights area of Calcutta soon will be surveyed to determine if they are interested in tapping into the Buckeye Water District, with some door-to-door persuasion planned.

Robert Bycroft teachers agreed to concessions in the union contract approved Tuesday by the Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disabilities, with zero raises over three years in exchange for freezing their health insurance premium contribution.

Ethel W. Beabout, 80 of N. Washington Street, Hookstown, died at Essex of Salem on Thursday, Oct.

A business-assistance arm of the county commissioners will look for state money to help area grocer Henry Nemenz with plans to expand his Wellsville supermarket into a shopping plaza.

St. Clair Travel & Tourism Bureau will be hosting the first ever Fall Festival at Calcutta Community Park Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. The festival is the first event to take place at the park since its dedication last month.

The Church Women United Executive Board will meet at 1 p.m. today at the Grace Presbyterian Church.