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One of the artists who submitted ideas for the proposed End Racism Now mural in Pullman expressed frustration with the city government after it decided to restart the mural selection

LISBON — There is a list of Columbiana County residents waiting to learn what happened to a loved one and who was responsible for their deaths. Both new cou

A letter to the editor Wednesday, “Fear socialism, not climate,” provides an excellent opportunity to consider the big picture, from science to politics, and perhaps beyond. Many people fear that climate change is a false pretense for establishing a one-world, socialistic government. But wha… More Headlines

The Pullman City Council voted 5 to 2 to approve restarting the submission process for the “End Racism Now” mural with clearer requirements for artists. Joanna Bailey, Pullman Arts Commission chair, said the group put out a call for mural designs on Nov. 18.  Three artists submitted seven entries. However, two were withdrawn from one of the artists, she said.  On Feb. 9, commissioners met to review submissions, Bailey said. Their recommendation for the council included extending the call period for one month while also recommending submission five. She said submission five has a rainbow...

February 15, 2021 Beverly Lynn Corelle, 79, of Dewey Beach, beloved community leader and friend, passed away unexpectedly and peacefully at her home Saturday, Feb. 6, 2021. She was born  Dec. 3, 1941, in Salisbury, N.C., daughter of the late Ralphs and Louise (Dunn) Corelle. After graduating high school, Beverly earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and mathematics from Catawba College in Salisbury, where she was presented  the Whitener Award, the highest honor given at graduation, and served as a leader and award recipient in many of her college organizations.  She went on t...