Wellsville News

In Wellsville Magistrate Court, Tracy Parker, 32, Wood Street, was fined $100, sentenced to 20 days, suspended, and placed on probation one year for disorderly conduct.

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.

The East Liverpool Tourism members are selling bows for the Rememberance Tree from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today and Thursday on the main floor of City Hall.

Ridding the village of eyesores is no easy task, in some cases taking years to accomplish, according to fire Chief William Smith.

Surrounded by his loving family, John E. Horner lost his battle from complications of Hodgkins Disease on Wednesday, Nov.

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

Called to Independence Square about a harassment complaint, officers were advised by Tonni and Dustin Huff that a man they know has been coming to the residence, looking for another man who doesn't live there.

Preliminary reports suggest the body of a local man missing since Sunday night was discovered floating in the Ohio River on Monday.

Village Council tabled two ordinances requested by animal control officer Leslie Dean at its meeting Wednesday, with members saying they wanted to review them first since they were distributed just prior to the meeting.

Members of the NAACP joined local politicians and area residents Saturday evening in celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the NAACP at the East Liverpool Motor Lodge.

As work progresses on installation of Phase I of the new Salineville waterline, the Buckeye Water District's engineering committee continues to monitor that progress.

A judge agreed to unseal the search warrant material he kept under wraps in an alleged meth lab case, ordering the record be made public and copies turned over to the accused defendant's attorney.

The following cases were disposed of by the East Liverpool Municipal Court: Jennifer A. Grimm, 30, state Route 39, Wellsville - trial set for 11:30 a.m. Nov.

In county Municipal Court on Friday, Russell Ryder, 34, Canton, pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct while intoxicated and disorderly conduct.

Two men charged in separate rape cases made appearances in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court Friday, with one pleading innocent and the other ordered to provide saliva samples for DNA testing.

A Negley woman on Chamberlain Street reported at 9:01 a.m. Friday that someone broke into her shed and stole a snow blower and three gas cans full of gasoline.

Nate Daniels and Tracy Parker, no ages or addresses listed, were both charged Tuesday with disorderly conduct for fighting on Wood Street.

Richard Murphy, 28, 6th Street, was charged with theft after Tony Cataldo reported his son's cell phone missing at Tony's Place.

In Wellsville Magistrate Court, Robert Young III, 23, Youngstown, was fined $100, sentenced to 10 jail days and placed on probation one year, each, for charges of driving under suspension and failure to report an accident.

A Wellsville man with numerous prior criminal convictions was sentenced to five years in prison on seven more charges during action last week in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court.