Covenant Presbyterian Church on 18th street in Wellsville recently held VBS with the theme “Yee Haw,” celebrating God’s good ...

Becky Clark of Chester ponders a picnic side dish, while standing next to her husband Todd during Thursday’s Hancock County ...

The East Liverpool City School District officially welcomed its newest Potters during orientation sessions this week, where ...

State Rep. Allison Russo, the former Ohio House Democratic leader, said she will run next year for secretary of state in an effort “to restore transparency, integrity and trust back into the office ...

Skylar Thompson completed 11 of 13 passes for 152 yards including a 24-yard touchdown strike to Lance McCutcheon, rookie Ben Sauls kicked four field goals and the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Carolina ...

Defense attorneys for Jeno Wall filed a motion to challenge a photo lineup used to identify him, asking the court to bar in-court and out-of-court indentification of him during his upcoming aggravated ...

Edith Martin, 57, Sunnyside Street, East Liverpool was arrested and charged for drug paraphernalia during an Aug. 20 traffic stop on College Street. According to Chief John Lane officers had been ...

A man accused of possessing multiple images of child pornography was sentenced to 33 years in prison when he appeared for sentencing Thursday in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court. Barry Stephens, ...

The legal firm appealing the way legal fees were divided among attorneys who helped broker last year’s $600 million settlement between Norfolk Southern and residents impacted by the 2023 train ...

The board of trustees for the Buckeye Water District adopted two resolutions regarding employee salaries during Thursday’s meeting. The first resolution provided for an hourly wage increase for water ...

FRI/8-22 Boardman DARE Singles Group, Card Night at Perkins in Boardman, 5 p.m., 330-729-0127 Columbiana Good As New Shoppe, Methodist Church, 210 S. Main St., 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; 75 percent off entire ...

Discussion over the suggested revisions to Wellsville’s Outside Open Burning Ban which has remained unchanged since the 1950s continued during Tuesday’s meeting of the Wellsville Village Council.