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Apr 16, 2021 Shirley Bowald, Dick Brulotte and Ashley Arter are working with the Kiwanis Clubs in Salem and Lisbon to launch a Kiwanis Aktion Club in Columbiana County. Aktion Clubs are community service clubs for adults with disabilities. Brulotte is Aktion Club administrator for Ohio. Bowald and Arter are staff members of the Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disabilities. (Submitted photo) LISBON — Adults with disabilities want the same things in life as everyone else, including the chance to give back to their home communities. Those in Columbiana County will have that opportunit...

Apr 13, 2021 Shirley Bowald, Dick Brulotte and Ashley Arter are working with the Kiwanis Clubs in Salem and Lisbon to launch a Kiwanis Aktion Club in Columbiana County. Aktion Clubs are community service clubs for adults with disabilities. Brulotte is Aktion Club administrator for Ohio. Bowald and Arter are staff members of the Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disabilities. (Submitted photo) LISBON — Adults with disabilities want the same things in life as everyone else, including the chance to give back to their home communities. Those in Columbiana County will have that opportunit...

Apr 12, 2021 Shirley Bowald, Dick Brulotte and Ashley Arter are working with the Kiwanis Clubs in Salem and Lisbon to launch a Kiwanis Aktion Club in Columbiana County. LISBON — Adults with disabilities want the same things in life as everyone else, including the chance to give back to their home communities. Those in Columbiana County will have that opportunity with the proposed formation of a service club just for them through a program of Kiwanis International. Kiwanis Clubs of Lisbon and Salem are partnering with the Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disabilities (CCBDD) to spo...

LISBON — A lot of things have changed during COVID-19 and some may continue to be adjusted long after we return to a more normal existence. Bill Devon, supe

newsroom@reviewonline.com LISBON — A lot of things have changed during COVID-19 and some may continue to be adjusted long after we return to a more normal existence. Bill Devon, superintendent at the Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disability, told the board this week there are some things that have been adjusted they may want to consider keeping in the future in the area of communications and education. Without going into specifics, Devon asked the board to continue looking at creating a new educational model for the school. There was recently a committee meeting and Devon called ...