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LISBON — After an extra runoff online test, Sarah Thompson emerged victorious in the county’s 62nd Annual Spelling Bee. Thompson, a sixth-grader at Lisbon

Champion Sarah Thompson (Submitted photo) LISBON — After an extra runoff online test, Sarah Thompson emerged victorious in the county’s 62nd Annual Spelling Bee. Thompson, a sixth-grader at Lisbon David Anderson Junior/Senior High School, correctly spelled 18 of the 25 additional words given in a tie breaker test on Thursday to win. Two of the words Thompson had to spell correctly were clairsentience, which was defined as the ability to clearly feel energy, and lacustrine, relating to or associated with lakes. Thompson edged out Mya Harsh, an eighth-grader at the Salem Junior High School,...

Mya Harsh LISBON — Two county spellers emerged at the top of the pack on Wednesday when a test replaced the traditional Columbiana County Spelling Bee. Sarah Thompson of Lisbon and Mya Harsh of Salem will compete in a a second test today in order to break the tie and determine the county’s champion for the 62nd annual bee. On Wednesday the county’s top spellers were given 35 minutes to complete a 30 word spelling test. Harsh and Thompson scored 22 out of 30 correct to outpace the rest of the field which came from schools throughout the county. Two students also tied for second runner up...

THOMPSON LISBON — Two county spellers emerged at the top of the pack on Wednesday when a test replaced the traditional Columbiana County Spelling Bee. Sarah Thompson of Lisbon and Mya Harsh of Salem will compete in a a second test today in order to break the tie and determine the county’s champion for the 62nd annual bee. On Wednesday the county’s top spellers were given 35 minutes to complete a 30 word spelling test. Harsh and Thompson scored 22 out of 30 correct to outpace the rest of the field which came from schools throughout the county. Two students also tied for second runner up ...

Feb 20, 2021 Eighth-grader Jillian Devine, left, and seventh-grader Camryn Mark split the Salem City Spelling Bee title Tuesday. They will be joined in the Columbiana County Spelling Bee scheduled virtually for March 3 by Sareney Wang (Grade 8, Salem Junior High), Mya Harsh (Grade 8, Salem Junior High), Emma Harsh (Grade 6, Southeast Elementary) and Abigail Knickerbocker (Grade 6, Southeast Elementary). (Submitted photo) NEWSLETTER I'm interested in (please check all that apply) Daily Newsletter