Minerva News

Cleveland investment banking firm Brown Gibbons Lang & Co. said it sold the assets of Twinsburg's Commercial Alloys Corp.

Cindy Wallace, Rochester Road, East Rochester, reported at 8:48 a.m. Thursday that her husband's Kawasaki Mule was missing from their property.

Shirley Minor, 72, Beloit, was cited for lanes of travel at 12:40 p.m. Tuesday on U.S. Route 62 in Knox Township after she drove her westbound vehicle left of center and Marissa Trimble, 22, Alliance, drove her eastbound vehicle off the right edge of the roadway and into a ditch to avoid Minor's vehicle.

The following Fourth of July activities will be provided by various cities and villages.

It isn't all about vegetation at the Alliance Farmers' Market. The caboose parking lot, located at Main Street and Mechanic Avenue, was the place to find everything from jellies and jams to cheeses and butter Saturday.

COSHOCTON - The owner of the Coshocton Landfill has applied to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. EPA to modify its permit to accept polychlorinated biphenyl, or PCBs, from a former dump site in Minerva, about 75 miles northeast of Coshocton.

The Salem Area Chamber of Commerce office was closed on Thursday due to damage caused by flooding from Wednesday's storm.

A number of signs in support of the Girl Scout camps were on display in the parking lot of the Girl Scouts office in Canton during a meeting about the closing of the camps on Thursday.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is currently investigating a fatal crash that occurred early Saturday morning around 2:45 A.M. The crash occurred on SR 183 just north of SR 153 in Washington Township, Stark County.

In county Municipal Court on Thursday, a preliminary hearing was scheduled for June 11 a man on a felony charge of failure to verify residence.

Scott Segeti dreamed of being his own boss, but the dream is not going as planned.

A West Virginia man imprisoned for his role in a Wellsville home invasion was granted early release and placed on probation for four years.

"As a soldier, citizen and an elected official, I believe the American spirit is alive because you are here today," Congressman John Boccieri told approximately 200 people attending Minerva's Memorial Day services Monday in East Lawn Cemetery.

The Summit-Akron Solid Waste Management Authority is getting a $69,000 state grant to boost recycling by an Akron company.

Renae Barley, state Route 172, Minerva, reported May 7 her Toyota was vandalized two months ago when someone took a hammer to the driver's side door of the car, leaving 14 dents.

Columbiana County Buckeye Dairy Boosters held its annual spring banquet on April 19 at The Center in Salem.

CANTON, Ohio - An axle and drive-shaft manufacturer that gets most of its work from General Motors Corp.

What started out as a domestic dispute ended up with 80 marijuana plants being confiscated from a Baker Road residence.

A Minerva family injured by a drunken driver in a 2007 traffic accident was awarded $250,000 from the local tavern accused of selling alcohol to a driver.

Elizabeth Sarah Butch, 83, of 409 North Street, Beloit died at 12:17 p.m. on Tuesday, May 5 at Alliance Community Hospital.