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NILES — Within the last decade, Justin Larson’s life trajectory has taken him from living alone in a truck in a parking lot to celebrating the ninth anniver

SALEM — Tickets for this year’s edition of the popular Downtown Dining Experience fundraiser are on sale now. “We are proud to be a supporter of United Way of Northern Columbiana County. What better fundraiser is there than to have ticket holders visit Chamber members, dine on the best cuisine, shop at downtown businesses, and win […]

SALEM — The 51st United Way Services of Northern Columbiana County annual campaign kicked-off Aug. 23 at the Salem Community Center. President Roger Hack welcomed 30 agency personnel and board members. Janet Keene, Downtown Dining Experience chair, announced that the annual event, sponsored by the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for Sept. 19 […]

SALEM — The 51st United Way Services of Northern Columbiana County annual campaign kicked-off Aug. 23 at the Salem Community Center. President Roger Hack welc

A group of students at Braden Middle School in Ashtabula grew tired of the school shootings across the country. They created a new way to market 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline number.

SALEM — Thirteen law enforcement officers completed Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training and were honored at a luncheon at Ezio’s Italian Restaurant in S

SALEM — Thirteen law enforcement officers completed Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training and were honored at a luncheon at Ezio’s Italian Restaurant in Salem on May 2. CIT is a 40-hour course, sponsored locally by the Columbiana County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board with support from the National Alliance on Mental Illness, that teaches […]

Brancaccio says if you or someone you know is feeling suicidal, you can still call 988 and be redirected to a national suicide prevention line.

Here is a list of counseling services that may be able to help if you are stressed and need to talk

Anyone need 211 service is asked to call 330-502-1440 until the issue can be repaired.