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Tops 1341 meeting
Tops 1341 met at the Glenmoor Presbyterian Church on Monday, Oct. 12, with Mary Gailey, facilitator, presiding. Marlene Reynolds was the best loser and Dorothy Garn was the runner up. They chose potato chips and bread as the junk foods for the week.
The drawing winners were: 50/50, weight loss and junk food, Garn; and food chart, Gailey.
Reynolds lost three weeks in a row and was in the best losers book. Cindy Hays was in the attendance record for 16 weeks. Cathy Wollam held the travel box for the first week.
The meeting opened with pledges and closed with prayer requests and the Lord's Prayer.
The meetings are held every Monday afternoon (excluding holidays). Anyone wanting further information about Tops Organization can call 330-853-8097.
Choose to Lose Group meeting
Choose To Lose Group met at Boyce Church Oct. 13 with leader Penny Perorazio presiding. The meeting opened up with the pledge of allegiance followed by the CTLG roll call.
Pam Fouse gave the secretary's report and Cassie Stephens gave the treasurer's report. Both were approved as read.
Fouse was the CTLG biggest loser. Cassie Stephens was the runner up.
Carolyn Hager and Fouse had 10 weight loss slips. Fouse has 10 pounds off.
The no no's are salty snacks and pizza.
Margo Arnold won the food journals, dimes were held over, Fouse won Share The Blessing.
Tassy Everett, Jackie Wilson, Tammy Heddelston, Hager, Jean Ferrebee, Stephens and Fouse got to Put A Turtle In The Tank.
Winners of the No Fibbing Contest are Ferrebee, Heddelston, Stephens and Fouse.
Perorazio closed the meeting with prayer requests followed by the Lord's prayer. New and former members are always welcome. For information call 330-383-8217.
Lincoln Park will present Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Jr. Nov. 13-22
MIDLAND, Pa. - Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center in Midland continues its 2026-2027 Clearview Federal Credit Union Subscription Series For The First Time In Forever! with Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Jr., presented in the MainStage Theater Friday, Nov. 13 to Sunday, Nov. 15, and Thursday, Nov. 19 to Sunday, Nov. 22. Tickets start at $20 and are available at LincolnParkArts.org or 724-576-4644.
Third Annual Elkton Fall Festival
The Elkton Fall Festival will be held Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Elkton Community Park on Middle Beaver Road in Elkton. Festival activities will include crafters, emergency vehicles, animals, tractors, selfie station, pumpkin painting, a basketball shoot, cornhole, chalk coloring, and bobbing for apples. Hot dogs, chips, and bottled water will be served. Wear a costume and receive a gift, apples, candy, and pumpkins until supplies run out. The event is sponsored by the Elkrun Tourism Bureau.
CASA Volunteer Meet and Greet
CASA will hold a meet and greet at 6 p.m. Nov. 2 at Columbiana County Juvenile Court, 260 W. Lincoln Way in Lisbon. Meet current volunteers and staff, learn more about the CASA program, and find out how to apply to become a volunteer. Light refreshments will be served. RSVP by calling 330-429-2003.
Winona Area Historical Society to host Pretty Boy Floyd program
The Winona Area Historical Society will host Pretty Boy Floyd program at 2 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 25 at the WAHS campus in the historic 1895 Meeting House at 32114 Winona Road. The museum will also be open after the program. Local historian Attorney Timothy Brookes will present the program about Columbiana County's connection to the capture and killing of Public Enemy #1 Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd by FBI and Local Police in October of 1934. Free refreshments served. Actual artifacts will be displayed as part of the fact-filled presentation.
BACK THE BRAVE Benefit Concert for Smith First Responders Wellness Center
Embers of Floyd (of Salem), a Pink Floyd/David Gilmour purist tribute band, will perform a benefit concert to raise funds for the Clarence R. Smith Mahoning Valley First Responder Wellness Center in Boardman, serving over 70 departments training and well-being needs in Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties. The event will be hosted at Penguin City Brewing Company in Youngstown, with all proceeds going directly to the Wellness Center. Tickets are available through the Columbiana Arts Theatre. Bring lawn chairs. There will be food trucks and refreshments to be purchased on site. Doors at 6 p.m. The opening act will be Brake Fluid of Youngstown at 7 p.m.; Embers of Floyd will perform from 7:45 to 10 p.m.
Georgetown native participating in SRU Theatre's production of 'Sweat' Oct. 23-28
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. - A South Side High School graduate will be part of the crew when Slippery Rock University's Theatre Department presents "Sweat." Emily Dunlap, a senior early childhood education major from Georgetown will serve as house manager during the production. First premiering on Broadway in 2017, "Sweat" is written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage. Set in Reading, Pennsylvania, in 2008, the play tells the story of a group of down-and-out factory workers struggling to keep their lives afloat, unaware of the financial devastation coming in the near future. Performances will be Oct. 23, 24, 27 and 28 at 7:30 p.m.; and Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. in the Stoner East Black Box Theater. Tickets are $14 for general admission and can be purchased at sru.edu/tickets.