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Brandon Paasch Finishes 4th in the 100th Loudon Classic  Loudon, NH. -  Competing in his first professional road race since sustaining a compression fracture of his L3 vertebrae in a training accident on March 30, 2023, Brandon Paasch placed fourth in a crash-riddled 100th Loudon Classic presented by NEMMR. The race was restarted multiple times in wet conditions then eventually called complete after the ninth restart. Paasch was awarded the position he was running in on lap 19 of the race. R...

Staff Report Chris Weeda (left), assistant county prosecutor, and Chris Amato, defense attorney for Patricia Exline (back), sit in the courtroom of East Liverpool Municipal Court Tuesday afternoon before Exline’s plea hearing. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi) EAST LIVERPOOL — A Southern Local school board member took a plea deal Tuesday afternoon in East Liverpool Municipal Court. Judge Dominic Frank fined Patricia Exline, of 10th Street Extension, Wellsville, $150 on a charge of disorderly...

Staff Report Morning Journal/ Stephanie Ujhelyi Chris Weeda (left), assistant county prosecutor, and Chris Amato, defense attorney for Patricia Exline (back), sit in the courtroom of East Liverpool Municipal Court Tuesday before Exline’s plea hearing. EAST LIVERPOOL — A Southern Local school board member took a plea deal Tuesday afternoon in East Liverpool Municipal Court. Judge Dominic Frank fined Patricia Exline, of 10th Street Extension, Wellsville, $150 on a charge of disorderly co...

tgiambroni@reviewonline.com SALINEVILLE — Southern Local athletes have resumed playing sports following action taken at Tuesday’s school board meeting. The board voted 5-0 to immediately reinstate athletics and all other extracurricular activities after a half dozen parents told them how the decision to suspend further participation starting Nov. 23 because of the COVID-19 virus was affecting their children. As the number of people testing positive for the virus continued to steadily climb ...

Staff Writer SALINEVILLE — Southern Local athletes have resumed playing sports following action taken at Tuesday’s school board meeting. The board voted 5-0 to immediately reinstate athletics and all other extracurricular activities after a half dozen parents told them how the decision to suspend further participation starting Nov. 23 because of the COVID-19 virus was affecting their children. As the number of people testing positive for the virus continued to steadily climb this fall, the ...