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The Brightside Project’s Sunshine Bus made a recent appearance at Crestview Elementary School. Each student received a bag of goodies, including fresh fruit,

The Brightside Project’s Sunshine Bus made a recent appearance at Crestview Elementary School. Each student received a bag of goodies, including fresh fruit, breakfast cereals, a book, a stuffed animal and other free items. “We are beyond grateful for the items they provided to our students,” said Principal Allison Lemaster. (Submitted photos)

COLUMBIANA — The search is on for a new high school principal in the Crestview Local School District. District Superintendent Dan Hill said that application

COLUMBIANA — The search is on for a new high school principal in the Crestview Local School District. District Superintendent Dan Hill said that applications for the position will be accepted until Friday, May 3. The board of education accepted the resignation of current high school principal Gregory Woolman during this month’s regular meeting. Woolman […]

Dozens of students, faculty, and supporters gathered to celebrate the 27th edition of UConn’s award-winning journal of literature and art

COLUMBIANA — Some administrative changes have been made in preparation for the next school year at Crestview Local School District. With the resignation of P

Lake County community members are voicing their frustration with loose dogs and limited animal control resources throughout the county.

DANIELLE GARNER Submitted Photos Columbiana Middle School principal, Jason Martin and Crestview Principal, Allison Lemaster hold the trophy awarded to Columbiana Middle School after a friendly competition of “penny wars.” COLUMBIANA–Columbiana Middle School and Crestview Middle School joined forces to raise money for families battling cancer. Columbiana and Crestview middle schools held a “penny war”, the friendly competition has taken place for seven years. Columbiana Middle Sc...

Staff Writer NEW WATERFORD — With so many things up in the air with COVID-19, the teachers and staff at Crestview schools decided to carry over their contracts for another year. On Wednesday, the board of education voted to approve a one-year extension, which includes a 1 percent pay increase, for both the members of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees (OAPSE) Chapter 300 and the Crestview Education Association. There is also the possibility of a 1 percent base salary increase if ...