Homeworth News

A sex charge issued against a Monroeville man in 2005 has been dismissed due to a violation of his right to a speedy trial.

After receiving a majority vote, Steven Meeks, originally from Homeworth and currently the director of Gov.

Elizabeth Tice, 71, 40011 Tice Road, Irondale, was cited for driving without reasonable control at 9:40 a.m. Monday after she was northbound on state Route 45 in Salem Township, slid off the left side of the road and overturned.

In County Municipal Court Tuesday, Anna Vyse, 4893 12 th St., Homeworth, pleaded no contest to OVI first offense and reckless operation.

With 100 percent of the votes in, Gregory Carver and MIchael Runzo have won the Knox Township trustee race with 38.67 percent and 35.93 percent respectively.

Lisa Deniro, Black Road, Lisbon, reported her vehicle alarm went off at 2:20 a.m. Wednesday.

Don Moody knows magic. He also knows every aspect of how things work from his background in electrical and mechanical engineering.

Nearly half of the levies on the Nov. 3 ballot would raise property taxes should they pass, according to information provided by the Columbiana County Auditor's Office.

The Homeworth and North Georgetown volunteer fire departments hosted their third annual Knox Township Safety Day at Knox Elementary School Saturday.

A chain-reaction crash involving four trucks Friday morning closed S.R. 14 for two hours and sent five people to area hospitals - two of them with critical injuries.

Winter is drawing ever closer and area road departments are studying to be ready.

An early morning fire on Wednesday destroyed a North Georgetown home when a fire started in the kitchen and spread through the structure.

Martin and Robin Shevetz, Lowellville, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lauren M. Shevetz to Johnathan D. Phillis, son of Rodney Phillis, Beloit, and Elaine Wolfgang, Columbiana.

Karen "Pinky" Bush of Homeworth holds Iggy, an iguana, before the Pet Show on Friday.

Here are booths in operation at Days in the Park this year: n Alliance Friends Church -- Free crafts for kids and "free smiles and hugs" n Friends of the Parks -- Jump house and putt-putt golf n Christ United Methodist Church -- Ground sirloin sandwiches and hot dogs n Alliance Area Republican Club -- Cans of pop n Homeworth Lions -- Funnel cakes ...

Douglas Linhart, 43, Louisville, was charged with OVI and a stop sign violation at 10:25 p.m. Saturday on Depot Road in Hanover Township after he was driving south, failed to yield right of way at the intersection with U.S. Route 30 and his vehicle struck an eastbound vehicle driven by Joseph Cillo Jr., 39, Pittsburgh.

Music and marchers, combined with plenty of sirens, filled the streets of Alliance during the 50th annual Greater Alliance Area Carnation Festival Kick-Off Parade Sunday afternoon.

Music and marchers, combined with plenty of sirens, filled the streets of Alliance during the 50th annual Greater Alliance Area Carnation Festival Kick-Off Parade Sunday afternoon.

In county Municipal County on Monday, a man was placed on $100,000 bond on a charge of assault.

Jason Dennis Smith Jr., 16, Winona Road, Salem, was charged with failure to control after he reportedly went off the left side of Teegarden Road while eastbound, causing the pickup truck he was driving to strike a ditch.