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LISBON — The Columbiana County Board of Elections certified 19 Independent candidate petitions for the fall election, with Director Kim Fusco noting all were filled out properly and had enough signatures. The board met briefly Wednesday afternoon to review the petitions and to take action on provisional ballots, accepting 10 to be added to the […]

LISBON — The Columbiana County Board of Elections certified 19 Independent candidate petitions for the fall election, with Director Kim Fusco noting all were

LISBON — The Columbiana County Board of Elections certified 19 Independent candidate petitions for the fall election, with Director Kim Fusco noting all were

EAST LIVERPOOL – Bobby Smith, 64, a graduate of East Liverpool High School and retired East Liverpool firefighter, is one of three candidates running for the

EAST LIVERPOOL — Shawn McKinnon, an economics major at Kent State University, is one of three candidates vying for the East Liverpool mayor’s position in th

EAST LIVERPOOL – East Liverpool’s investment in a building for the street department is still being finalized, according to the city’s Safety/Service Dire

A popular spot in East Liverpool for American comfort food has announced a second location with a different menu.

Decades. since the plant opened in 1992, its faced protests and lawsuits from environmental groups the epa said the plant released high levels of toxic chemicals 195 times between 2010 and 2014. >> theyve just not been showing themselves to be good neighbors. >> the facility never should have been here in the first place >> reporter: the company has denied wrongdoing do you have any coerns that this site will be able to handle this toxic material >> overall i dont. >> reporter: mayor greg bricke...

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio — Bonnie English had been praying for weeks for the people who live in and around East Palestine after the train derailment that put this region on edge. Then she and her husband Eddie found out that the toxic soil from that wreck had come here to be disposed of. She was stunned.

A bridge that was closed in east Liverpool nearly six years after being declared unsafe is scheduled to open again next week.