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Common Pleas NEW CASES Megan A. Miller, state Route 172, Minerva, and Evan N. Kahrs, Lebanon; dissolution sought. Megan Kathleen Calautti, Boardman, and Michael Calautti, Boardman; dissolution sought. Finwise Bank, Chicago, Ill., vs. Charles Henderson, Foundry Hill Road, Salineville; collection sought of alleged $3,592 debt. HSBC Bank USA, Greenville, S.C., vs. James Powell, Maple Avenue, Wellsville, et al.; mortgage foreclosure sought for Maple Avenue, Wellsville property. Helen Marie Fender, Burgettstown, Pa., vs. Yalco Dealer Solutions LLC, doing business as Yalcars, Warren; ...

Southern Local board learns of career intro course

SALINEVILLE – On Tuesday, Oct. 13, the Southern Local school board learned how seventh-graders at the Southern Local Junior High School are exploring various careers through hands-on activities. The students are enrolled in the Career Technical Education course taught by Tiffany Scheel and ...

Columbiana County DKG hosts art instructor

The October meeting of the Columbiana County Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma was held at the New Waterford United Methodist Church. Nancy Dicken offered the prayer and members enjoyed a potluck dinner. A special guest in attendance was Dr. Denise Seachrist Lipp. Ann Hall conducted the business ...

East Liverpool council amends facade ordinance for CIC

EAST LIVERPOOL — During the Oct. 5 meeting of the East Liverpool City Council, council members approved one ordinance with amendments per the request of the East Liverpool Community Improvement Corporation (CIC). The ordinance to authorize the mayor to enter into a memorandum of understanding between the city and the CIC for a Facade Loan program had been tabled for further discussions and changes, and brought back before council members to discuss, amend and vote on. The ordinance, which previously allowed the Facade Improvement Grant Program to be used only for improvements ...

No jail or fine for East Palestine woman in animal neglect case

LISBON — An East Palestine woman who had 21 animals seized from her home earlier this year for unsanitary conditions received a suspended 90-day jail term, no fine and will have two cats returned to her. Jennifer Albert, 39, West Main Street, appeared in Columbiana County Municipal Court Monday morning with her defense attorney Frank Williams for a pretrial which turned into a plea and sentencing in the criminal case. Albert pleaded no contest and was found guilty of one count of prohibitions concerning companion animals, with three additional counts of the same misdemeanor charge ...