Thirty-two spellers competed for nearly 90 minutes straight in the annual United Local Spelling Bee Wednesday. “It feels ...

The Way Station is recognizing the most recent graduates of its Jobs: Ready, Set, Go! program. This free six-session program ...

The Stage Left Center for the Arts will present the Tony-nominated musical comedy “Pump Boys and Dinettes” at the historic ...

The Salem Parks Commission named a new parks director in a special meeting Wednesday. The commissioners immediately entered an executive session for personnel matters which lasted nearly 30 minutes ...

With a unanimous vote, East Liverpool City Council approved an ordinance putting into effect a contract between the city and Local Union #1223-1201 for the city’s police and fire dispatchers during ...

The Lisbon Landmark Foundation will hold its 17th Annual Founders Day Pancake Breakfast Benefit from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 15, at the Lisbon First United Methodist Church, 114 E. Washington St.

The East Liverpool school board has a new member. The East Liverpool City Schools Board of Education held a special meeting on Wednesday to interview and select a new board member to fill the seat ...

With a unanimous vote the Wellsville Village Council approved a proposal sent from Dallis Dawson & Associates for professional engineering services for the Third Street Roadway Improvement Project ...

TRS clients, village business owners, local officials and residents reflected on all the great things that East Palestine has to offer as part of the #EPVoices campaign, shining a positive light on ...

The EPCIC is still mulling over how to maximize the space in the historic train depot and is considering concepts brought to the group by hopeful businesses wishing to occupy the unique commercial ...

SALEM — City council gave a first reading to revisions to the city’s animal ordinance in its meeting Tuesday. The city’s animal ordinance had previously been discussed at length by the rules and ...

The annual St. Paul School Spelling Bee saw 22 students, described as “a bumper crop of spellers” by Principal Jacqueline Mumford, compete for the privilege to represent their school at the regional ...