John Yenges News Today

COLUMBIANA — Future Commercial Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) agreements in the city that require school board approval will not get approved until an agre

COLUMBIANA – Future Commercial Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) agreements in the city that require school board approval will not get approved until an agreement is reached between the city and school district. School board members Scott Caron and Kelly Williamson approached city council again on Jan. 16 to discuss the city’s CRA program. In an […]

COLUMBIANA — The city’s police department has been awarded a grant for new tasers. The city was recently notified the police department was approved for a

COLUMBIANA — The city swore in its newest city council member and bid a fond farewell to outgoing member Dick McBane during the most recent meeting. Council

COLUMBIANA — A conservative candidate for city council was appointed to fill an open seat on council last week. John Yenges ran in the November general elec

COLUMBIANA — A conservative candidate for city council was appointed to fill an open seat on council last week. John Yenges ran in the November general election, seeking his first term on council. He previously worked as zoning officer for the village of Lisbon in 2012. He spent four years in the military before being […]

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

Special to the Salem News COLUMBIANA — The city should have a new police chief by the end of this month or in February. City Manager Lance Willard said during this week’s council meeting that the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) is assisting the city with the search for a new chief and the process takes about 90 days. Former chief Tim Gladis announced his retirement on Nov. 4 after 11 years of service. Gladis had more than 40 years experience in law enforcement and was named poli...