North-Georgetown News

A third grade teacher from Beloit Elementary School in the West Branch School District was killed early Thursday morning on Rochester Road in Columbiana County.

An early morning car crash took the life of a young mother and West Branch elementary school teacher in Butler Township Thursday.

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.

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.

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.

What started with a water-powered grist mill along a creek in 1801 was turned into a reservoir and developed into what was known as a "beautiful summer resort" by 1888.

In county Municipal Court on Tuesday, a California man was placed on $10,000 bond for five different charges.

Kevin Anstino, Bayard Road, Minerva, reported a Binsley aerator was stolen from his property a year ago.

A Columbiana woman on Lower Elkton Road reported at 10:33 p.m. Wednesday that someone placed an obscene letter in her mailbox addressed to her 17-year-old daughter.

County Engineer Bert Dawson wants to construct a series of salt storage buildings to save money and also avoid a replay of a dispute with the current salt supplier.

David and Sandra Grubb, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary June 6. The couple were wed June 6, 1959 at the New Alexandra Christian Church by Rev.

The Knox Township Cable Committee hosted county commissioners and neighboring township officials during an informational meeting regarding cable expansion in the township at the Homeworth Fire Station Thursday night.

Knox Township trustees approved placing two fire levies on the November ballot during their regular meeting on Tuesday.

Discover Bank participated in Delaware Teach Children to $ave Week in April. Teach Children to $ave is a statewide program supported by the Delaware Bankers Association and the University of Delawarea s Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship.

Two separate lawsuits involving alleged dog attacks on Alliance residents were filed in the Stark County Court of Common Pleas on Friday.