Columbiana News

The village once again will have a downtown supermarket after Henry Nemenz's recent purchase of the former Stewart IGA building at 201 E. Lincoln Way, which will be converted into a Save-A-Lot. Nemenz said the supermarket will have 10 full-time employees and 10 to 15 part-time employees.

According to Ohio Department of Health officials, the reported death toll from H1N1 across the state is up to 30, including three children.

A Columbiana man was charged with possession of cocaine after a two-month investigation culminated with a search of his home Thursday and the seizure of crack cocaine, marijuana and money from the residence.

The Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce invites the community to its 8th annual Columbiana Christmas Parade, in conjunction with the city's annual "Christmas in Columbiana." The parade will move out from Joshua Dixon School at 10 a.m. on Saturday and proceed down Main Street to Union Street.

An official at Beaver Local High School reported Friday finding a suspicious letter on a desk written by a male student.

Kim Rankin, Lower Elkton Road, Columbiana, reported Friday her family was receiving harassing calls and text messages from a Youngstown woman, who was contacted by a deputy and told to cease this behavior or she would be charged.

The East Liverpool Lions Club will hold its regular meeting at noon today at L&B Donut.

Emma D. Wright, 76, of 126 S. Middle St., died at 6:55 p.m. Thursday at Salem Community Hospital.

In county Municipal Court on Monday, an East Palestine man was sentenced to six months in the county jail for OVI second offense and lane violations.

The Review-area counties overwhelmingly helped push through two state issues, but area voters were split on the casino issue.

The chill in the air can only mean the yuletide season is on its way, and the Columbiana Women's Club is planning five locations in the city to kick off the holidays.

In county municipal Court on Tuesday, an Austintown man facing seven charges was placed in the Successful Treatment and Recovery program.

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.

Leland A. Raley, 89, of 45470 state Route 154, passed away at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at his residence.

The measure failed 72% to 28%. Columbiana County as a whole wasna t trying for new money, but just to preserve the already existing one percent sales tax.

In the Leetonia school board race on Nov. 3, five candidates will battle for three seats.

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A crowded field of candidates is running for the Columbiana school board on Nov.

LISBON a ' The Columbiana County Health Department will correct its spending public funding to promote its cancer-detection clinic.

Engineer David DeChristofaro says Trumbull County has the third most miles of roadway to maintain in Ohioand the second most for bridges.