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SALEM — A local non-profit has received a major grant in support of child literacy programming. Salem’s own Brightside Project has received a $10,000 grant from the Columbiana County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board for the Imagination Library of Columbiana County. This program, launched in 2020 in partnership with the Imagination Library of Ohio […]

ENCINO ENERGY, VENDORS DONATE: Encino Energy and its vendors made major donations stemming from the company’s Vendor Charity Classic. This year’s gatheri

Carrollton business Encino Energy, along with its vendors, were able to raise $80,000 through its annual event, Encino Energy Vendor Charity Classic. The two-da

Some employees with Community Action Agency of Columbiana County (CAACC)’s Health, Behavioral Health and Dental Centers recently donated school supplies and non-perishable food to The Brightside Project in Salem. The CAACC health employees were asked to donate during this year’s observance of National Health Center Week, which was celebrated on Aug. 6 through 12. Delivering […]

Carrollton business Encino Energy, along with its vendors, were able to raise $80,000 through its annual event, Encino Energy Vendor Charity Classic. The two-da

Some employees with Community Action Agency of Columbiana County (CAACC)’s Health, Behavioral Health and Dental Centers recently donated school supplies and n

CARROLLTON — The Brightside Project received a big boost from Encino Energy and its vendors through Encino Energy’s Vendor Charity Classic which was recently held. The Salem-based nonprofit was awarded $20,000 from the event, which Encino created to thank its vendors and contractors. The Brightside Project was launched in 2016 to positively impact the children […]

Some employees with Community Action Agency of Columbiana County (CAACC)’s Health, Behavioral Health and Dental Centers recently donated school supplies and n

CARROLLTON — The Brightside Project received a big boost from Encino Energy and its vendors through Encino Energy’s Vendor Charity Classic which was recentl

The Salem Eagles recently donated $5,000 to The Brightside Project to be used toward the School Voucher Program. This donation was to assist with school supplies for sophomores, juniors and senior students. Pictured from left, Charlie Crowthers, Jimmy Pridemore, Chris Chappell, Scott Lewis, Beki Pridemore, Bob Householder and Tom Furlong. (Submitted photo)