East Liverpool, OH News

• East Liverpool, OH News
• Firefighters busy with grass fires
• Area map by artist Craig Wetzel available
• Field to get new sound system
• Grads told to reach for the stars
• EL man continues 'Taps' tradition
• Military jazz concert hosted by Ogden, Mountaineer
• Mural design approved
• Kerr to head farmer's market
• Class urged to follow dreams
• Port to lease additional property to Chesapeake
• Field project awarded, improvements to start soon
• OGHS graduates 122
• SL grads prepare for the real world
• Commissioners choose grant projects
• Spelling champ gets big send off
• Driver identified in motorcycle accident
• Women tied to area admit role in murder
• District finances declared sound at meeting
• Proof of insurance may be required for landlords
• Cheers and jeers for city workers
• Motorcyclist dies after colliding with bus
• Johnson visits trucking company
• City Council deals with overgrown property
• Explosion believed to be caused by epoxy
• New K-9 introduced to St. Clair Trustees
• Additional details regarding arson fire released
• Riverview Greenhouse among sites being assessed for contamination
• Pilot killed in Calif. jet crash identified as native
• Fatal fire deliberately set by father
• Council dismisses lawsuit against commissioners
• TS&T should be "flat by fall"
• WVU: Ex-football coach Bill Stewart dies
• Mayor wants rid of drug dealers
• Teen ready to tackle National Spelling Bee
• Auction funds will be put to good use
• After 30 years, Miller retires from ELFD
• ASA graduates turn their tassels
• Chief's goal is to provide safety
• Home destroyed in late night fire
• Fatal explosion was a tragic accident
• Health board hears from former auditor
• Upgrades will save in electric costs
• Torch causes fatal blast
• BWD accepts help from county
• BWD denys request for lower rates
• St. Clair Township discusses road work
• Residents don't want local post offices closed
• Tentative deal reached between EL and commissioners
• Vice President visits area
• Fiscal caution urged at council meeting
• Law enforcement agencies look at joining forces
• Bids opened, paving to begin
• Large response to secretarial position
• City enters into formal agreement with NFL
• Young people arrested at vacant Caywood mansion
• Wright resigns post
• Approval to demolish abandoned homes sought by county
• Local attorney grateful for second chance at life and career
• Brown hopes documents will be placed online
• Bids for the Patterson Field project to open
• Veteran group makes plea for K-9 unit
• Residents lose power ... again
• Mock disaster brings awareness
• Site chosen for shale gas plant
• Commissioners approve road maintenance agreements
• City officials tired of grass clippings
• Power outage doesn't leave shoppers in the dark
• Veterans Honor Roll project to begin
• Postal Service unveils operational changes
• Village officials work with financial records
• EL schools dealing with absenteeism
• Mock accident planned Saturday
• EL rejects BWD offer
• Sheriff candidates to face off in November
• Township approves liquor license process
• Area should benefit from new regional partnership
• Truck crash leaves scrap metal mess
• 'Glitch' delays election results in Hancock County
• Trustees pleased with bridge improvements
• Accident closes portion of West Eighth in East Liverpool
• Village approves police levy
• Jobs fair draws hundreds on day one of summit
• Councilman questions Newbold's decision
• Shelter levy's fate decided today
• Review named top newspaper in Ohio
• Walk to bring awareness
• Design phase for county complex begins
• Project provides dinner to all
• New house bill would protect county assets
• Early voting ends in Hancock County
• Plans continue for fireworks
• Federal judge to speak at peace officers memorial ceremony
• Fire department's auction plans underway
• Wooden barn struck and burned by lightning
• Fire Dept. to be listed as first responder
• Owners request gas leases be terminated
• Attorney demands retraction of comments
• Wargo to run as independent
• Chief allowed to make arrests
• Market policy a safety measure
• Victim's family makes another plea
• Ohio Senate panel makes changes to texting bill
• Five facing drug charges
• Couple found dead victims of murder-suicide
• Three vie for Hancock County Board of Education
• Johnson discusses health care during swing through valley
• Body found in river identified
• Ohio residents to recieve absentee ballots
• Police chief gives positive update
• Body discovered along Ohio River's edge
• Trustees address need for wage adjustments
• School wants to woo online students back
• Student's essay wins chance at prizes
• Commissioners choose excavator for sewage project
• Economic Summit to be held next week
• Bake Sale supports local boy
• Coalition hosts event to keep parents in the know
• Profanity an issue at council meeting
• Board to vote on drug policy
• Prayers for the community
• Raising taxes may be option for school board
• Summer employment program returns
• Football officiating academy to be held at Patterson Field
• Young man bicycles across the country
• Historical Society seeks new members
• Village seeks to remedy personnel shortfalls
• Chamber prepares for county business summit
• Local boy's wish granted
• Welding offices a total loss
• Owners want lease terminated
• Natural gas causes courthouse evacuation
• Fake bills discovered in Chester
• Counterfeit bills found in EL
• Bus drivers to take part in survey
• Residents can opt-out of electric aggregation program
• Counterfeit money discovered in Wellsville
• Two found dead in Jennings Avenue home
• Governor aids TS&T fund
• Snow bypasses area
• Committee wants town discussion on police levy
• Board agrees to termination
• Tourism board remembers Witt
• Brown outspent opponent in primary
• City in need of dispatchers
• Exchange of properties still to be determined
• Practicing what they've learned
• Red Cross says strike activity won't affect local blood drives
• Board, architect discuss field plans
• Farmers' markets must have manager
• GPS misleads truckers in village
• Historical museum has a story of its own
• Legends food license valid since March
• Village officers do have arrest powers
• Final approval given
• Salary increase approved for sanitarian
• Fire burns three apartment home
• Hancock County Sheriff candidates gather
• Churches reopening in Cleveland cheers committee members
• Actions taken in response to overcrowded courthouse
• Families explain denial of seismic testing
• Prom Promise demonstrates reality
• Kent class to host picnic for military families
• Spring cleaning dominates village meeting
• Salineville police making progress in reorganization
• Flash fire destroys Jefferson County home
• Residents crowd courthouse in search of mineral rights information
• Fourth Street project gets council's approval
• NC officer working in Chester
• Chief warns of bogus police officer
• Gas lease revenue may be used for property final payment
• Seaforth given the OK to build commercial storage facility
• Curfew suggested for Thompson Park
• Three men charged with "huffing"
• Csonka weighs in on records situation
• Grievance filed against sheriff
• Park board decides to negotiate lease
• Civil War reenactment
• Men's Rally in the Valley includes "Biggest Loser" contestant
• Village moves ahead with projects
• Canceled concert shows no signs of fraud
• Hot nail sparks unusual house fire
• Anti-drug abuse meetings set
• Elementary school work to start once permits are in
• Grievance filed by teachers likely going to arbitration
• CitySweep project launched
• Township roadways to see improvement
• County OEMS plans to form review committee
• Commissioners begin search for new Deputy Director
• Trustees discuss township events
• Trustees make final appeal for rockslide action
• VFDs work together to fight fire
• City safety forces look to add emergency vehicles
• $1 million project would cost city only $30,000
• Johnson shows job creation concern
• Study to prove Westgate's need
• Officers welcome new K-9
• Mountaineer to host benefit
• Point of Light serves community
• Reforestation effort continues at Hellbender Bluff Park
• Copying fees to be directed into court fund
• Church reaches out to community
• After fleeing police, two men to appear in court
• Owner of historic building concerned about damage
• EL boys, BL girls win at dual
• EL claims Chesapeake lease is not binding
• 3 soldiers killed in attack were from Ohio
• Nally guilty in dog torture case
• Demolition of TS&T looming
• Annexation to make way for dealership
• Prep Roundup 4/4
• Study team presents shale information
• Early morning fire destroys EL home
• Officers commended
• City needs part time officers
• Meeting the needs of shale industry
• Prep Roundup 4/2
• Village hires two officers
• Resident unhappy with new traffic signs
• BP enters the game of shale
• Neighbors complain of vulgar language
• Decrease in county court cases attributed to economy
• Village intends to resurface alleys
• Crowd turns out for trade show in Wellsville
• Council wants permanent home for street department
• Port receives preliminary approval to use money
• Event highlights bullying dangers and solutions
• Suspicious deaths investigated
• Inmate left unconscious after prison fight
• Salem Hospital names new CEO
• Consol Energy comes to county
• Alliance man held on $300,000 bond
• 4-H educator asks for additional funding
• More hirings planned by ArcelorMittal
• Commissioners approve contract for union employees
• Body recovered from Ohio River
• Recount for failed EL street levy
• Bonnell pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
• Toronto council talks shale
• Port Authority to discuss Consol lease
• Board discusses need for substitute drivers
• Complaint by Bonnell has yet to be heard
• Board approves new insurance
• Recorder believes actions are being delayed
• Board of health approves hiring of sanitarian
• Truck owned by fire victim stolen
• Creative learning at OGMS
• Port hopes to benefit from plant
• Inappropriate comment cause of suspension
• Police search for female bank robber
• Johnson backs IPAB repeal
• Officials: Westgate still needed
• Fire investigation continues
• Parents want to be made aware of children's rights
• Answers sought
• Lane, Estell begin patrolman interviews
• Trustees warn residents about rockslide risk
• Driver charged with vehicular homicide
• County Board of Health to seek bids for households
• Processing plant project could begin soon
• Community rallies to support Wellsville student
• Man killed in alleged robbery attempt
• Citizen voices complaint of barking dogs
• Recorder continues to await response
• BLSD discusses old buildings and plans for new
• Ordinance with First Energy Solutions approved
• Salineville hires new police chief
• Camera to be installed at Chester overlook
• Fatal fire confirmed as arson
• Fatal fire ruled as arson
• Parent unhappy with softball coach
• EL woman pleads guilty to dropping Pa. toddler
• Hairy situation draws attention to good cause
• El police investigating attempted armed robbery
• Fatal fire may have been intentional
• Creativity rules at Destination ImagiNation event
• Southern names superintendent
• Tragedy
• Oak Glen High wins WV "Recycle Bowl"
• Finance committee to consider insurance provider switch
• Mayor recommends new police chief
• Oil company files lawsuit against property owners
• Interviews begin next week
• Chesapeake to move quickly
• Luck, preparation help Reiner get the win
• Pittsburgh-area site is chosen for major refinery
• Committee tables lease; more information needed
• Police urge caution in suspected scam
• Trustees celebrate victories at St. Clair meeting
• Village to name new officers soon
• Two killed in separate accidents
• Shale gas processing complex planned for county
• BLSD board seeks to leave All-American Conference
• BPA in motion
• Investigation continues
• Projects running smoothly
• Four arrests made during weekend
• Man involved with failed event loses appeal to court
• Extraordinary student seeks spelling bee glory
• Recycling reached record high in 2011
• Rating system to see changes
• Pavers available at park
• Chester chief seeks county sheriff's seat
• Citations found in BWD audit
• Gentile asserts commitment to county
• Robbery reward offered
• Gunman opens fire at Pitt psych clinic; 2 dead
• Commissioners ask judge to dismiss EL lawsuit
• Uncounted votes may affect levy
• Marijuana operation discovered
• Street levy fails by small margin
• Village public affairs board to organize
• Parking matters occupy space at council meeting
• Armed robbery at PNC Bank
• BL voters approve levy
• Elementary students find ammunition on school bus
• Township voters approve Georgio's liquor options
• Democrats tab Dickey Myers as county recorder nominee
• Council plans second look at intersection
• Group hopes property will be 'flat by fall'
• Council passes 2012 budget
• Low turnout expected at the polls
• Police make high-tech addition
• Satellite office at ELCH to be closed
• EL service group needs volunteers
• New police chief sworn in today
• Confusing intersection fix in the works
• Fire crews want 911 documents
• Local bank honored
• Animal group collects signatures
• Chesapeake CEO and board pay visit to area
• Fireman sworn in
• St. Aloysius students, staff, gearing up for Irish Auction
• Local pizza shop plans expansion
• County wireless 911 begins next month
• County forms diabetes group
• Library plans Native American event
• Abandoned car pulled from creek
• Edison Local School District seeking operating levy
• Boy taken into custody following gun threat
• County Coroner cleared of alleged misconduct
• EL board sends condolences to Chardon
• Garcia spends 'second' birthday in Disney World
• Leap Year baby turns 'Sweet 16'
• McCloud in jail for murder, attempted arson
• Board agrees to renovate field
• Man charged with murder
• Blood drive held in honor of local boy
• Candidates for recorder each have promises
• West Virginia pursues No Child Left Behind waiver
• City ready for benefits of shale
• Lisbon's DuraPatcher fills in the holes
• U.S. Rep candidates prepare for election
• Rained-out race doesn't dampen local event
• Trustees favor measured approach to liquor in St. Clair
• Polen makes final case for bond issue
• Levy needed for future repairs
• Native has passion for getting children to read
• Legends owner submits paperwork
• Fox family to restore historic Chester home
• Finance committee weighs options for cutting village expenses
• Two men shot in East End
• High winds keep firefighters busy
• Man overdoses on newly popular drug
• EL presented two options for field renovations
• Council considers change to health insurance
• Rate hikes central issue at electric aggregation meeting
• Village hires firefighters
• Council cautious on purchasing cruisers
• Bond debate continues at meeting
• Assistance needed to purchase tasers
• Council approves non-union benefits
• BLSD fiscal commission votes to disband
• Mayor looks forward to bright year
• Santorum visits Steubenville
• Chester wants to repair streets and alleys
• Myers quick to capitalize on party's endorsement
• City hospital conducts layoffs
• Gas drillers look to prevent fires, accidents
• Lisbon cemetery wants added to Chesapeake list
• Road to Recovery seeks volunteer drivers
• Declining enrollment costing school
• Board learns about 'paperless classroom'
• Investigation of fatal accident continues
• Auditor hires expert
• Stories shared
• Pawnbroker bill would protect citizens
• ELFD hires firefighter
• Fatal accident caused by ice
• Truck brings power line down
• EL teacher under investigation
• Police investigate recent crimes in village
• Democratic party endorses Brown's opponent
• Legends operating with invalid license
• Police escort teacher from school
• Group wants McKinley's attention
• Trustees delay purchase of equipment
• Commissioners never signed lease
• City officials debate use for revenue
• Skrinjar cleared of accusation
• Legal action discussed regarding tickets
• Pay, hours, benefits reduced for officers
• Designs presented for field project
• McKinley stops in Chester to speak with area small business owners
• Congressman in Hancock County
• Police continue to investigate car crash
• Gas job seekers taking action
• City opposes centralized collection of taxes
• Murder case goes to grand jury
• Child hit by truck
• Wargo to run as independent
• Officials seeking leads to dog killer
• Students gain appreciation for Black history, music
• Brown, Chesapeake work to extend hours
• Rare blood type sparks education, donation efforts
• Citizens appreciate allowance of input
• Chief wants notified of road name changes
• County employee wants to be heard
• Murder suspects in court today
• Locals inducted into New Cumberland hall of fame
• Council to propose reduction of officer hours and benefits
• Commissioner responds to Brown's claims
• BLSD levy committee discusses strategy
• Kasich touts education, broadband in speech
• Cabinet member visits Fleming House
• County Recorder accused of improper comments
• Council oversees patching of potholes
• Swoger looks forward to positive 2012
• Council approves union contract
• Damage done to local landmark
• Electric aggregation meetings set for Liverpool Township, St. Clair
• State capital for a day
• Pros, cons of Kasich speech
• Oglebay residents question drilling
• Fans fly their team colors at Super Bowl bash
• Park board agrees on seismic testing
• St. Al's students enjoy a 'car cruise'
• Suspicious fire under investigation
• BL grad a hero
• Unusually warm winter makes snowfall ... unusual
• GOP presidential hopefuls turning to Ohio primary
• State cracker chase enters waiting phase
• Hearing set for two charged in Chester murder
• Drug take back program initiated
• Assailant charged with murder
• Positive buzz dominates public meeting on school bond issue
• Wright named captain
• Manchin in support of pipeline project
• Gas lease not signed by commissioners
• Elementary integrates technology
• Out and About
• Beaver Local Schools holds public meeting on bond issue
• Trustees approve new cruisers
• IAFF union approves contract, heads to council
• Sewage loan could help city budget
• Council delays action of reducing police staff
• Complaint filed by Bonnell continued
• Man accused of shaking baby sentenced to probation
• Ross appointed to village council
• St. Aloysius celebrating Catholic education week
• County plans to build sewage treatment plant
• Village questions location of equipment
• Council decides to lease property for drilling
• Teddy bears distributed to support young girl
• CCCTC shows off new health sciences wing
• Village explores the reopening of fitness center
• Good Shepherd community lunch feeds needy
• Property tax to change depending on area
• Patrolman exam
• E.L. has new task force officer
• Police release identity of woman found dead in Chester home
• BOE discusses internet use by students
• Friends of Beaver Creek make appeal for Pioneer Village
• Klusch death ruled homicide
• Third annual Economic Summit in the works
• Police find woman dead, man unconscious in Chester home
• Body discovered at Wendys in Calcutta
• Police investigating body found inside Calcutta Wendy's
• County recorder plans to place real estate records online
• Board approves school use for hazmat drills
• Police chief favors reducing staff to part-time
• Change in personnel may affect tax collection
• Board spends lengthy meeting in debate
• Seven apply for vacant seat
• Architect to give board recommendation
• Calcutta children create valentines for wounded vets
• Trustees plan joint aggregation meeting
• Budget shortfall may cause police lay offs
• Parent expresses concern over honor system
• Johnson joins Republicans in criticizing Obama
• Prosecutors office to perform collection of child support
• Woofter remembers Paterno
• New plans for Thompson Park
• Lisbon's financial situation brightened in 2011
• Port authority votes to continue fiber optic network
• Township trustees approve salary hike
• Focusing on the "C" in YMCA
• Poll: Safety before shale
• Thompson Park board discusses gas lease
• Benefit dinner held for young girl
• EPA searches for cause of oil spill
• Officials seeking tips on campground fires
• Hancock K-9 Rudie to retire
• Levy will be used to build new facilities
• Street vacation sent to council
• County to buy property for salt storage
• High winds cause village power outage
• Township to limit road maintenance
• Calcutta man pleas guilty to sexual imposition
• Council interrupted by power outage
• Board yet to take action with Patterson
• Progress continuing on TS&T site planning
• Resident expresses parking concern
• State auditor's office takes interest in village
• Shooting incident under investigation
• Life and legacy observed at village hall
• March and presentations honor king
• Choice of streets committee members questioned
• New mayor to make changes
• Pay raise draws warning
• Homeless to be counted for funding
• East End garage destroyed by fire
• Sheriff's office may see layoffs
• Firefighters continue to investigate campground fires
• Red, white remain BL colors
• Internet access denied at school
• Mystery box proves to be harmless
• Fire destroys garage of classic cars
• Streets committee stress passing of levy
• Fires being set in village woods
• Board member resigns
• Thompson Park fields to be renovated
• Man who fled police sentenced to prison
• Resident expresses bus stop concerns
• Office of Emergency Mgmt. wants to hold drill
• City ends year in red
• Council makes plans for East Junior building
• Southern team prepares for robotic competition
• BL BOE asks for release
• Lease signed
• Village board honors coach with contract
• Board of Education ?elects new leadership
• Motion to renovate Patterson Field fails
• Ohio EPA?responds to oil spill
• County ended year with million dollar carry over
• Hancock County looking for architect
• Committee discusses citizen involvement
• County forced to buy election memory cards
• Immaculate Conception pursuing long-term appeal
• McGeehan honored by State Journal
• Assistant clerk position becomes two jobs
• Home lost in Lawrenceville fire
• Watson named District 1 Officer of the Year
• Payne chosen to serve remaining term
• First commission meeting of 2012 held
• Board discusses Patterson Field renovations
• Nine out of twelve pass firefighters test
• Lee Street home destroyed in fire
• Crews remained ahead of the storm in Hancock County
• Council approves village administrator
• Resident addresses council about police
• Salary increase passes for late police chief
• Winter arrives to the city
• New mayors begin terms
• Sewer project should be completed by end of year
• Bit of history torn down in village
• Crash ends chase
• EL woman to testify at husband's assault trial
• Haugh: Not about me, about us
• Trustees: Kmart important to Calcutta area
• Wellsville swears in first woman mayor
• Defense attorney denied request to move case
• Village book grows in popularity
• Fire crews battle blaze on Route 30
• Bonnell pleads not guilty to firearm charge
• Galeoti to return to work
• Court requires annual funding from commissioners
• Swoger sworn in for third term
• Local stores appear busy as many return gifts, search for deals
• Children receive gifts from Second Baptist
• Man suffers 'significant' burns in grease fire
• Dreams come true
• Residents light up their home, village
• The flame prevails
• Wargo interested in commissioner's term
• Patterson Field project in limbo
• Digital images to be made of property records
• City officials discuss forming citizen's board
• Lane remains closed after rock slide
• Hancock county residents to be aware of thefts
• Sales dwindle for live Christmas trees
• Summons issued for Bonnell
• Rock slide closes portion of Rt. 39
• BOE hires middle school wrestling coach
• Planning continues for Grimm's Bridge road
• County Recorder questions extending courthouse hours
• Council approves borrowing up to $350,000
• Bonnell charged with public indecency
• WTI?fire proves fatal
• McVay salary increase at standstill
• Chanukah at sundown
• Fatal accident on Beaver Creek Bridge
• Drug-testing plans continue
• Display lights up Fifth Street
• Bonnell arrested, charges pending
• WTI employees injured in fire
• Online voting begins for library's sweater contest
• Program offers septic system repairs
• County Drug Task Force hopes to return money
• Veterans Services Commission sue for budget cut
• Students choose to give and not receive
• Contract renewed
• Bonnell's complaint to be reviewed
• Park completes information center
• Local Sports Briefs
• Many options regarding shale industry
• Students build houses for shelter dogs
• Bonnell files formal complaint vs. Wolf
• Judge orders payment, BWD files appeal
• Students mourn loss of BL grads
• BLSD seeks fiscal release
• McVay receives posthumous raise
• Beaver Local BOE approves technology contract
• BL teacher will be greatly missed
• Breakfast with Santa
• Animal Shelter hoping to renew levy
• Former EL attorney facing discipline
• Funding allows for homeless assistance to continue
• Hancock County BOE considers invoices
• Main Street Chamber helps businesses help themselves
• Charitable Foundation presents 2011 awards
• 'Christmas for the animals' event scheduled Sunday in village
• Campaign continues for local United Way
• Halleck meets with EL officials over BWD lawsuit
• Council to address downtown parking issues
• Local businesses seek liquor options
• More file candidacy petitions with county
• Halleck questions county budget
• No village raises before 2012
• Three file for county commissioner seat
• Chief Mike McVay remembered at council meeting
• Potters pick up big road win over Zanesville
• Chester celebrates Christmas
• Chester Light Up Night held
• Committee discusses stadium's fate
• Village auction a success
• Emergency responders attend shale workshop
• Holiday season ushered in
• Chester holding 25th Christmas celebration
• E.L. BOE paying band camp fund
• New scoreboard set for Potter Fieldhouse
• Area officers pay final respects to Chief McVay
• United Way continues to work toward goal
• BDC head attends Chicago trade show to promote panhandle
• Council clerk resumes being accepted
• Township employees see pay increase
• TS&T grant awaits approval
• Brown earns IBCLA credential
• McGaffic retires from 1st?National
• Fineman retires from Prudential
• Money options
• Locals participate in Black Friday
• Board to change venue rental policies
• Area events set for Christmas
• Volunteers spread Thanksgiving cheer
• Council drafts letter of support for BDC's cleanup grant of TS&T
• Union rep, chiefs address council about '12 budget
• Gas lines installed along Dresden
• Recount for village council, others
• Gentile to take Wilson's seat
• Board to place bond issue on ballot
• Scholars program offered to area schools
• Chester plans to honor businesses next spring
• Coroner confirms body found to be Klusch
• Committee discusses 'home' side redo
• School officials, BPU discuss property swap
• Hospice patient receives surprise
• Shop with a Cop has new name, same goal
• Divers search river for guns
• Make-A-Wish gala held to support wishes
• Board of health approves budget
• Body of missing man found
• Area hero honored
• Band Boosters investigating missing funds
• Holiday Tour today in Hancock County
• Wellsville man receives 18 years in prison on rape charges
• Commission helps restore Tomlinson Run
• Mayor reflects on time in office
• EPA will hear from residents
• Businesses speak up on tipping fee
• OAPSE contract 'almost a wash'
• SL?football coach on administrative leave
• Clean-up continues at TS&T site
• Gym ready for busy season
• Council to discuss proposed tipping fee
• Church group gives in more than one way
• Dogs ordered to be euthanized after attack
• Gas lease royalties earmarked to help balance 2012 budget
• Reward offered for missing man
• Board recommends bargaining agreement
• Pre-K teachers praised by board
• Swartzmiller plans re-election
• EL grad appears in FX hit show
• Divers check lines
• Church volunteers renovate manse
• Hams in Rams a success
• Community celebrates area park's completion
• Copper theft at cemetery
• NCS changes name, expands mission
• Final four
• Community honors vets
• Fallen soldier to be honored with memorial highway in Calcutta
• Diddle family had 4 in war
• Clean sweep of ELHS
• East Liverpool mayor vetoes pre-pay gas ordinance
• New life?
• East Liverpool files lawsuit against Commissioners
• Park Board approves potential dates for Oktoberfest 2012
• City PD warns of scam
• Burke challenged by former township employee
• Four vie for village mayor
• E.L. council seats up for grabs
• Three E.L. incumbents challenged for? seats
• Elementary students meet fundraiser goal
• Business fees questioned at council meeting
• BL?future discussed
• Mayoral candidate forum held
• Area accounting firms announce merger
• BOE?discusses school success and upcoming projects
• Union, council discuss issues
• Group takes over river terminal
• EL?deputy safety director arrested
• Fire chief gives strong warning on illegal fire
• Coroner switch
• Construction continues
• 'Stars' honored in Wellsville
• TS&T committee broadens horizons
• Dispatcher promoted
• New House Bill may help save lives
• Commission makes final radio payment
• New health study comes to area
• Ring stolen from James Locke Jewelers
• Committee to continue working on application
• McGeehan to seek state Senate seat
• City to go after street levy in 2012
• Columbiana County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Columbiana County
• New director is face of the community
• EL boy found Tuesday afternoon
• Johnson speaks to Rotary club
• Coal out, natural gas facility in
• Township personnel to wear ID badges
• Man who held officer at gunpoint charged with aggravated menacing
• Council fails to vote on AFSCME union contract
• Talk of part-time firefighters concerns councilman
• Plaza exit near 170 site of another accident
• Officer held at gunpoint during dispute
• Student challenges classmates
• Workshop results will be discussed at next TS&T committee meeting
• Dash of success
• The area's most popular dance club
• Final game held at OG
• Board approves variances
• Walmart rewards local teachers
• Homer Laughlin fall tent sale off to a strong start
• Council to consider new Local 677 deal
• The last hurrah
• Local firemen hosts third annual Dash for Mat's Bash
• Wellsville plans mayoral candidates' debate
• EL officials ask for input from Gardendale Avenue residents
• Policy changes in store for new city firefighters
• Southern BOE talks incentive policy for attending school
• Board tables Y contract
• Beaver Local officials continue debate over district's school colors
• Beaver Local recognized for excellence
• City Hospital to close skilled nursing unit
• Fall Fest will have something for everyone
• Children explore the artsy side of East Liverpool
• City Hospital adds ESPN to TV lineup
• ICCU renovations complete at ELCH
• Teaching freshmen Potter Pride
• Animal care questioned at sale
• Oktoberfest offers something for all ages
• Calcutta Lions support troops overseas
• City, AFSCME to continue negotiations
• PAINTING LINES
• Business owner receives OK to erect new sign on historic downtown building
• Animal shelter levy fails at polls
• Girl, 11, burned in house fire
• Voters select Tomblin as governor
• House damaged by cooking fire
• Business owners pay for road repairs
• Another robbery occurs in Calcutta
• Unusual measures taken
• Trustees plan to sell cemetery lots
• Village files suit against BWD
• Kerr to stay on committee
• Decisions need to be 'carefully made'
• Rain dampens park activities
• Council weighs car barn options
• Prayer circle brings congregation together
• Quilt show begins today
• Ideas for TS&T site to be discussed
• Culture Club plans concert at OGMS
• Tracks closed for construction
• Police search for jewelry thief
• Academics 'excellent' at BL Schools
• Fiscal commission OKs teachers contract
• Carjacking report leads to arrests
• Bidding continued for sewer project
• Program to replace signs up to township
• Chesapeake Energy opts for new drilling location
• EL Councilman wants removed from finance committee
• Insurance to replace damaged track surface
• Man arrested in Texas for 2008 robbery
• Sidewalk projects have begun
• Car barn equipment to be sold
• Health dept. advises caution around wild animals
• Stadium construction to begin after season ends
• Touch of Germany comes to EL
• Township hopes to get K9 unit
• Pen pals to gather in Newell
• Newell church raises money at car cruise
• Entertainment added to cancer fundraiser
• Concerns to be discussed at workshop
• Changes may come to car barn
• Aerial search finds 90 marijuana plants
• Committee keeps busy while waiting on next move
• Teacher contract approved
• Neighbors save family home early Thursday
• A Fiesta proposal
• Teen found negligent in EL woman's death
• Family marks shooting victim's birthday
• Hancock County man had grown 105 marijuana plants at home
• Garden Club to honor memory of member
• Arguments aplenty at Salineville council
• Residents complain of smell from city's transfer station
• Interest in former TS&T site continues to grow
• BWD, village can't reach agreement
• Ford invites Chester to join BDC
• Purchase order policy to be enforced
• Fire crews prepare for emergencies
• Fall Bash declared success, once again
• Ups of Downs
• A tribute to 'Papas'
• Fall Bash on a roll
• Minor truck fire at WTI
• Trustees debate road deterioration
• Experts plan manganese study
• OGHS alumni band plans reunion
• Unpopular project approved by trustees
• Learning program to assist students
• Teens injured in rollover
• Prepping for the fair
• EL man offers Alford plea to sexual-related felonies involving a child
• East End streets to be repaired
• Pa. toddler dropped from window, now back home
• Spending on projects will be monitored
• School to be honored at football game
• New stadium construction to begin soon
• No injuries in school bus accident
• Board deals with executive sessions
• Pilot participates in area ceremonies
• Auditor upset over money maneuver
• Wellsville native remembered during Sept. 11 ceremony
• Lisbon residents honor vicitims
• Local first responders honored in ceremony
• United Way starts campaign
• Village will negotiate for property easement
• United Way gears up for poker run Sunday
• Northern Panhandle may see a marketing, recruiting bonanza
• Armed robbery suspect turns himself in
• Committee looks to save money
• Man charged with domestic violence
• W.Va. governor hopes to be last to see TS&T as rubble
• Apartment fire quickly extinguished
• Legislation gets council approval
• Quick action led to hikers' rescue
• EL woman hit on street after leaving bar
• Library plans fall story hour
• Officials search for armed robber
• BWD, EL decision delayed
• Teen injured at Bellofram
• Council lectured on cats, trash and spending
• Ambulance company looks to use property
• Hancock health department has flu vaccine
• VFD makes final touches on Fall Bash
• Fair will continue despite demolition
• Police recover stolen vehicle
• TS&T owner, group to answer questions
• Woman found passed out in bathroom faces drug charges
• Agreement approved for voting machine maintenance
• Another search for dispatchers
• Mayor, historical society concerned about bridge
• Funding available for EL health study
• Bid date changed for facilities construction
• Board to open bids
• Search warrant executed, stolen mower recovered
• Police department receives upgrades
• EL committee looks at budget issues
• Mobile home destroyed by fire
• Man denied appeal in EL records case
• RIFs may be needed at BLSD
• Driver cited after unexpected coal dump
• Grandstands may be renovated or replaced
• Traffic accident claims life of father, daughter
• Board member worried about transfer
• EL woman charged in child's fall from window
• Loaded guns, suspected cocaine seized from home
• Plans continue for TS&T site
• Family rebuilds after fatal fire
• Glenmoor VFD to distribute smoke detectors
• City wanting snow removal equipment
• BL adds electronic calamity days
• Oldies band to play at Laurel Hollow Park
• Felony theft reported at Patterson Field
• No damage to locks or dams
• Beaver Local superintendent happy with test scores
• Back to School for East Liverpool - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• BL students prepared with 'Kindergarten readiness'
• No issues during planned outage
• BOSS building evacuated, area residents experience tremor from Virginia earthquake
• Two officers hired in Liverpool
• Five-hour power outage planned
• EL schools may show report card improvements
• School system clears final financial oversight hurdle
• Merged churches gather at park
• Power outage planned for Hancock County
• EL health study scheduled for November
• Schools brace for funding cuts
• Galeoti named to EL position
• Ready for a new coat
• Park trees to be removed
• Flu shot time
• Commission approves demo, repair orders
• Committee discusses parking problem
• Chester man injured after fall from tree stand
• Local health district set to participate in rabies program
• Village death investigation continues
• Jones: Thursday morning fire 'suspicious'
• Bridges closed temporarily for painting
• EL native to perform in Newell
• Rock Springs group workshop open to public
• Chip and seal to begin in township
• JFS takes over senior aide program
• Summer reading program more than doubles goal for books read
• Fatal fire under investigation
• Trustees still 'fighting' for post office
• Chester to collect on fines or fees
• Former W.Va. delegate injured in crash
• TS&T not for sale
• 'Life in Balance' concert planned for fun, relaxation
• Two perish in house fire
• Fire causes wall collapse, injuries
• Music festival draws a crowd
• Former exchange student honors host with scholarship
• Group seeks homicide task force
• Milestone celebration
• School supply giveaway a success
• Sheriff's department investigates death
• Memorial tourney held in East End
• Officers grateful no serious injuries in Salineville standoff
• Applicants show interest in deputy director position
• Picnic honors veterans
• Woman arrested after standoff
• EL firefighter enters plea agreement
• Board approves off-street parking
• Budget talks
• Accident leaves three injured
• Trustees approve Columbia Gas work
• Squirrely situation causes EL outage
• EL City Council passes tax budget
• Positions filled in BL schools
• School retirees honored at meeting
• Potters win tri
• Board debates vacation policy
• State recognizes EL as county HAZMAT hub
• Chester woman's death under investigation
• Event to focus on family time, nature
• Bat tests positive for rabies
• Sisters raise funds for children in Kenya
• Accident caused by fatal heart attack
• CSEA wants to reach out to students
• Village receives letter from Vatican
• New dispatchers complete training
• Destiny House plans school supply giveaway
• Tractor pulls are family fun
• Getting the word out about breastfeeding
• Council discusses video lottery funds
• Signal work begins
• Pipeline replacement project details unclear
• Trustees hear road concerns
• Lou Holtz returns for Hall of Fame, coaching
• 60s spirit at senior wellness center
• Chester council: Zero tolerance for vandalism
• Eagle Scout, volunteers thanked for World's Largest Teapot project
• EL council approves water agreement
• Councilman, fire chief debate part-time firefighters
• Buy-Way yard sale runs this weekend
• Improvements made at county fairgrounds
• Garage fire under investigation
• Olde Guard keeps Potter Pride alive
• Bond projects move forward
• Company confident with drilling
• Woofter honored for his efforts
• Herring: Priority is on academics
• Renovations continue
• USPS responds to campaign
• Politicians push for local post office
• Herring chosen as EL superintendent
• County chip and seal completed
• Mentors help freshmen smooth the transition
• Summer reading program to begin
• Miladin hosting pet 'adoptathon'
• BL to start year with no deficits
• Researchers interested in EL health studies
• Volunteers needed to gather information
• Residents request open forum meeting
• EL?firefighter arrested on domestic violence charge
• Contract to sell water approved by committee
• Southern Local hires three new principals
• Local trustees show interest in info summit
• Down to two
• Good vibrations
• Renovations completed at library
• Residents get quick response
• Arson suspected in two recent fires
• Riverview Towers residents worried about staying cool
• 'Back to School Bash' with Energy Express
• Employment programs offered for WV youth
• Buckeye Water District discusses budget
• Wolf responds to censuring, reprimand
• Gas lease considered
• Sex offender chased, caught
• Precincts to combine in Hancock County
• Wolf responds to allegations
• The heat is on
• Repairs to continue
• Committee evaluates political signs
• Two arrested after police tip
• Items removed from church
• Class plans a bridge stroll
• Chief cautions area residents to keep cool
• Brylee Eowin Michael
• Trustees request congressman's help
• Dorothy Jean Powell Adkins, 70
• Summer fun
• Michael Scott Owens, 47
• EL man recovering from jet ski accident
• EL man accused of brandishing box cutter in robbery attempt
• Firefighters respond to Sixth Street blaze
• Council approves ballot proposal legislation
• Man dies following fall
• Jet ski accident under investigation
• Vandalism under investigation
• Narrowed
• Projects move forward
• Improvements continue at cemetery
• Sheriff's department investigates four-car accident
• Super search
• Fire destroys Glenmoor home
• Attorney slapped, girlfriend arrested
• Drunk truck driver arrested
• Homeowners get approval to build
• Grant helps school purchase whiteboard
• Making fatherhood famous
• TS&T committee hears from BDC
• Swimmer returns to Ohio Valley
• Rendezvous begins at park
• East Liverpool fire chief wants to hire
• Summer concerts planned
• Woman made up kidnapping story
• EL school board enters into agreement with Thompson Park
• Fast moving storm causes outages
• EL burglaries under investigation
• BLSD welcomes new employees
• Superintendent hunt goes on, impasse in union talks
• Rotary raises funds
• Residents watch for rise in gas prices
• Kiln in need of repair
• Gas upgrades to begin in township
• Churches work together
• Sold
• Commissioners ask to have mail delivered to courthouse
• Residents no longer under water conservation
• Jones reaches out to expand HAZMAT team
• Bradshaw Avenue project on track
• Voters will see electricity issue on ballot
• Copper wire theft causes electrical loss
• Trustees seek Columbia Drive funding
• Pilot injured in plane crash
• Elections board grants raises
• Vacant home catches fire on Avondale Ave
• FirstEnergy shares plans for waste disposal site
• Looking for preschool program
• Residents to vote on aggregation program
• BWD still has hopes for Frederick Heights water service
• Village mayor taking over
• Council passes tax hike
• Woomer, Sprague confrontation derailed
• Port receives more cable for IT tenant
• Attorney's two-year suspension partially stayed
• Thousands gather for holiday celebration
• Author running across America for literacy
• War re-enacted, 150 years later
• New Cumberland man writes family history
• Federal funding helps keep jobs in county schools
• All about change
• Village comes alive
• Wrestling event to benefit fire dept.
• Worker injured at Newell plant
• Contracts for OAPSE, SLTA approved
• BLSD eliminates positions, trims budget
• Destiny House holds 'gas buy down'
• Volunteers work to beautify park
• Southern Local gets million-dollar grant
• Johnson visits VA clinic
• Electrical problem worries officials
• Haiti native reunited with missionary
• Tax hike?
• Summer reading started at Swaney Library
• Venture Outdoors grant enables planting at park
• Trustees discuss police position
• Looking to lease gas, oil rights
• Traffic light still in planning stages
• Liverpool Township residents will vote on electricity aggregation
• EL school board approves contract
• School board approves Halbert's departure
• EL school board publicly reprimands Wolf
• Halbert: EL school upgrades continue
• City official attends fire academy event
• Newbold, Wilson approve drilling in state parks
• Football stadium will be ready for first game
• China collectors gather for meet
• Power to the people
• Sheriff's vehicle to be replaced
• Former judge passes away
• Non-union contract approved by committee
• Groundbreaking set for new emergency operations facility
• Trustees to consider electricity aggregation
• Shelter levy on October ballot
• City considers new position
• Halbert sends letter of resignation
• Fiesta fans flock to pottery
• Drug testing to begin at village school
• Officers receive ID device
• Newbold ordered to make repairs
• Baard part of lawsuit in Coshocton County
• Post office closure due to USPS downsizing
• Grant available for TS&T property
• McDonald BOE selects Halbert
• Short cause of Sheetz fire
• EL fire hydrant testing underway
• EL man charged with attempted burglary
• Talbott to retire
• Halbert offered McDonald job
• Spring tent sale to start Thursday
• Radio repairs finished
• Community leader remembered
• Last day at the Pottery Festival
• Local event is a national competition
• Tri-State Pottery Festival comes to a close
• A day at the Pottery Festival
• Volunteers needed at Wellness Center
• Council discusses forming online database
• Athletic council approves new sound system
• Board raises water rates
• Injured woman rescued at park
• Wellsville officials unhappy with water plant's condition
• Board will hear presentation on health study proposal
• Committees form in effort to save church
• BL board gives warm send-off to teacher
• New EL officer sworn in
• On the hook
• New plant discussed
• Setup begins for Pottery Festival
• Shooting under investigation
• Cost analysis for possible school closure still in planning stages
• Three Toronto men charged in EL theft
• Turf talk
• Wolf objects
• Beyond Little Blue Run
• Dog day at the park
• Officials assist victim
• Task force to gather after council meeting
• Wilson against state budget cuts
• Connecting the county
• Donations needed to complete floodwall
• School board to hire summer bus drivers
• Body found
• Partnerships important in business
• County assists in river search
• Snow satisfies EL?board
• Berta: 'Subcontractor' not a village employee
• Village works to cut budget
• Officers work together during car chase
• Substation problem causes power outage
• Street department service becoming more difficult
• Energy Express linked to better reading proficiency
• Contract approved
• Vandalism reported at Pugh Overlook
• Trustees discuss possible post office closure
• Falll bash tickets sold out
• Mayor, council members support officer's response
• Denied: EL Council votes down Six Recycling request
• Potts taken into custody following car chase
• EL dispatchers union, city reach tentative agreement
• EL school officials talk improvements
• Life members honored at club's charter night
• EL?health department moving forward
• Board approves five-year forecast
• Heroes honored
• Lyons resigns as BLHS principal
• Chase under investigation
• Walking for a cause
• Polen gets the nod
• Russell waives right to preliminary hearing
• BWD to allow Chesapeake to use property for storage
• Potters Insurance celebrates centennial
• Southern Local seniors turn the tassels
• Beaver Local seniors celebrate success
• Health study proposal debated again
• East Liverpool drug raid leads to two arrests
• WHS seniors told 'make good decisions'
• Trustees consider replacing bridge
• Beaver Local considers options
• Oak Glen grads celebrate
• Building projects
• Officers begin 'click it or ticket' with hope to prevent fatalities
• Vacant store becomes special needs library
• EL Rotary discusses drilling
• Meeting the candidates
• Upgrades approved
• Truck takes down power line
• Officials deal with trash issues
• EL Council holds special meeting
• County adds transportation routes
• Village wants ODOT to resume street care
• Preparing area residents for emergencies
• EL Class of 2011 takes next step
• Task force plans community meeting
• Village Crime Watch holds meet and greet
• First drilling permit application received
• Spring cleaning
• Track club season begins soon
• Spring sports all wet this season
• City may sell water for gas drilling
• Vandalism investigation underway
• Calcutta fireworks festival set
• Relay for Life fundraiser set for Saturday
• BWD board adjusts budget at meeting
• Brine water treatment issue murky
• Accident under investigation
• East Liverpool grad pens another book
• Beaver Local not yet soliciting ads
• Sound system addressed by athletic council
• Parishioners' plea: one mass a week
• Board plans meet and greet
• Paving project set for Monday
• AP technology advances
• Police discover marijuana plants at township home
• Trustees remember former residents
• Baard talks resume
• Council debates Six Recycling issue
• Random acts of kindness
• Charges unlikely in two pedestrian accidents
• Officials brace for funding reductions
• Tomblin, Maloney win W.Va. primary
• City leaders make zoning reminders
• COSI visits North Elementary
• Officers investigate accident
• Food service out of the red
• Bishop's final word
• No changes in mayor's stance on issues
• Firefighters kept busy
• Zoning change request
• Area teachers take grading out to dinner
• Township roads need repair
• Andrews sentenced in Chester bank heist
• Musical benefit set for Humane Society
• Provisional ballots may still change levy vote
• Chester man arrested twice in two days
• Library officials happy with levy vote
• Concerned over road conditions
• Beaver Local deficit to be trimmed
• Under advisement
• Board wants equipment accounted for
• Students injured in bus accident
• Fighting for their parish
• Rep. Newbold offers comment on SB5
• BL teacher wants Senate Bill 5 repealed
• Spirits high at Special Olympics
• Church prepares for consolidation
• Twp. police warn of aggressive salesman
• EL grad returns from China
• KSU commencement held
• EL man injured
• Cell phone call leads to arrests
• Owl saved in Hancock County
• Budget decisions made
• Disability unit helps school, community
• A day of prayer
• Destiny House sponsors Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
• Township announces collection day for tires
• City leaders look at drilling rights
• Gas drilling at Thompson Park?
• Annual Memorial Day Weekend Fireworks
• Third arson at Sixth Avenue property
• Voters bring Woomer back to auditor's office
• EL voters approve one of three levies
• Swoger wins primary
• Woman offers council assistance with projects
• Inside furniture not allowed outside
• No action taken on rezoning issue following public meeting
• Cemetery sign needs to be more specific
• Bid sought for municipal building
• Sprague, Woomer up for auditor seat
• City government branches interdependent
• Source: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Man injured by fallen tree
• Expansion could bring more area railroad traffic
• HUD program continues in Hancock County
• Voters asked to weigh in on issues
• Target Red begins this week in Hancock County
• Jackson, township reach agreement
• Downtown street parking discussed
• More 'comprehensible' plan on district's deficit spending sought by fiscal commission
• Simpsons' cartoonist encourages Calcutta students to 'be original'
• County set to hire three 911 dispatchers
• BL students enjoy free breakfast to prepare for tests
• Early voting begins Saturday
• The great debate
• Medication take-back day set Saturday
• OUPS to hold safety seminar
• VFD fish fry raises funds for Memorial Day event
• Sewer problems won't cancel classes
• Baard project still on hold
• EL building compliance questioned
• Arson investigation continues
• A Lord Mayor visits EL
• Candle company now on the web
• Area hazmat team is official
• citySweep successful
• Wilson's gun bill passes Senate
• Fundraising effort continues
• Officials make final levy pitch
• Walmart assists St. Stephens Church with free meals
• BL to purchase five buses
• Arneault involved in gaming board lawsuit
• Gas, oil lease figures presented to council
• EL Health district severs contract
• A community mourns
• City councilwoman breaks ankle
• City BPU gets updates, approves bid
• Ohio couple completes 'Trail of Trees' effort
• Radiation levels in city tap water detected but still within safe limits
• Admiring Art
• Windy weather hits area
• Committee discusses burial procedures
• Street vacation could lead to green space on Kent State campus
• Mayoral debate planned
• Village, sewage plant partner to bring flood system up to par
• Field costs questioned
• County sees largest jobless drop since 2008
• TS&T?task force brainstorms
• Crossing repairs cause problems
• Promoter: Rapper was never at EL bar
• Council votes on days off
• EL police union contracts approved
• Kasich: Invest in Ohio
• Tea party awaits Kasich's area visit
• Village students get a wake up call
• Innovative program helping EL students
• Local Red Cross begins geranium fundraiser
• EL school officials laud student efforts
• WTI seeks permit changes
• Group feels Carolina Avenue has potential
• Village kept safe during rap concert
• Officials award bid for improvement project
• Fight leads to county grand jury indictment
• Tax filing deadline extended
• Beaver Local BOE leases 132 acres for oil and gas drilling
• Chamber spring banquet returns
• JROTC program continues at Beaver Local
• Heritage-WTI suspends operations
• Kent-East Liverpool celebrating National Library Week
• Kline resigns from CCBDD position
• Officials await governor's decision on calamity days
• Budget dilemma
• Township saves money on road material
• BL changes policy
• The new coach
• EL firefighters respond to Oakwood Street blaze
• Building repair costs adding up at BL
• County to honor dispatchers
• Courthouse restroom renovations planned
• Dreams come true
• Riding for a good cause
• Food service license issue clarified
• State budget cuts to hurt BL, Salem most
• CVB requests project funding
• Village prepares for mock accident
• Cast readies for Easter pageant
• Officials receive apology from engineer
• Arrest made after traffic stop
• Investment firm puts halt on land purchase
• Johnson speaks out
• Dispatchers still needed
• Wellsville trade show a success
• Chief: Flood meeting an 'eye opener'
• Defendant found guilty in Judge Washam's first jury trial
• Area Briefs
• Sheriff looking into stabbing
• Shooting investigation continues
• City awaits word on investigation into AL explosion
• Cleanup planned Saturday
• Council makes strides for new fire station
• Precincts will change
• Pop bottle bombs found
• Payne back on the job
• Police contract extension likely
• Unacceptable
• DPS Penn donates to fill some potholes
• SL robotics team places
• Engineers, officials to discuss floodwall
• Beating the odds
• Stone awaits budget cuts
• Three arrested, gun found in Brickers
• Raising funds for fireworks
• Bus parts salvaged to save money
• BL students recognize Autism awareness
• Deal
• Runaway garbage truck in EL
• Chamber gets local project updates
• Township hires fiscal officer
• Fall Bash a two-day event
• New business headed to Wellsville
• More park upgrades slated
• One teacher shows interest in Potter coaching job
• City budget debate continues, decisions delayed
• Employees pleased with new water well
• Sterling demolition complete
• Engineering firm seeks collection from Baard
• Campaign signs removed by candidate
• Students learn all about sea life
• Wellsville lip sync comes to aid of Beaver Local band
• Convicted felon arrested following effort between city, Hancock County officers
• Snow days extend school calendar
• School budget picture finding focus
• List of charges could possibly grow against Nally
• Ups of Downs group grows
• Four calves perish in fire
• Jobs saved with federal money
• Tag day rules head to council
• Health district starts new hours of operation Monday
• Student behavior improving
• Monday BOE agenda includes bond invoices
• Cemetery board meets with new fiscal officer
• Newbold, Wilson for anti-abortion bill
• BL autistic student excels at school
• Preparations being made for EL road improvements
• Task force shares property ideas
• Headley now an ELPD officer
• Cemetery board discusses levy, trust fund
• Attorney questions garnishment of BWD assets
• County commissioners discuss emergency, evacuation procedures
• Water, sewer rate hike set for June
• Traffic stop leads to arrest
• Hunt on for next coach
• Slide cleanup continues along Route 7
• Organizations receive small financial boost
• More RIFs in store at Beaver Local?
• St. Clair Township officials bracing for cuts
• Newbold says area has 'assets'
• City Hospital's Boyd awarded 'Rising Star'
• City Council passes budget
• TS&T Citizens Task Force meets
• VFD offers portrait fundraiser
• 'High risk' village may delay project
• County to hire 911 dispatchers
• Officials investigate fuel leak near power plant
• Business owners discuss 'swipe fee'
• Wellsville's Michael Johnston scored early, often in career
• Unions rally against SB 5
• EL resident, family in Japan returning
• Rock slide repair begins
• Health study likely this summer
• Grand jury to hear Nally case
• Board handles bids
• TS&T attorney weighs in
• Local health board will not participate in meeting
• Family grateful for community support
• Rock slide closes Route 7
• District waiting word on $1.9 million SBA grant
• BL Schools to extend school year to June 7
• Swartzmiller: TS&T property top priority
• Chiefs talk 911 with trustees
• Council approves police union contract changes
• Library funding considered by city council
• Valedictorian policy debate continuing at Beaver Local
• Meeting scheduled concerning air quality
• EL school district, union, teacher reach agreement in coaching issue
• Polling places, sign changes may come
• Smith joins Senate Bill 5 fight
• Levy renewal, grant award among health district 2010 highlights
• Trash tracks doing their job
• Trustee unhappy with 911 system
• NRC sending experts to Japan; Beaver Valley passes assessment
• Special sessions
• Athletic council plans advertising packages
• Vandal strikes again
• Rockefeller visits Homer Laughlin
• City officials not seeking donations
• 'Spice' found in Calcutta
• Winter returns
• Man killed dogs, held girlfriend hostage
• Churches honor the start of Lent
• Nuclear power unit shut down for refueling
• Village bear traps still need work
• Payne hospitalized
• Salem becomes largest in county
• Council looks into ordinance to limit protests at military funerals
• Port purchases Barta property at auction
• Kasich: Big changes coming
• Safe stolen in township burglary
• Explosion investigation continues
• Patrolman's Association purchases equipment
• TS&T Task Force formed
• EL Council opposes Senate Bill 5
• East Liverpool to form HAZMAT team with W.Va. firefighters
• State Rep. Newbold makes stop at OVCT
• New site sought for village fire station
• City native has two sons in Libya
• Gas prices on the rise
• SR 170 featured in magazine
• Pole explosion causes Chester power outage
• New website focuses on ending underage drinking
• Agencies pleased with explosion response
• Attorney files for reduced bond
• Johnson finds Salem office
• Seat belts may be painful for breast cancer, open heart surgery survivors
• Jarrett will be remembered during special event
• Tag day guidelines discussed
• Jail renovation bid accepted
• Officials want roads reclassified
• Council waiting to patch potholes
• Ground broken for new building
• Last school day delayed
• Wilson discusses host of issues
• Fire depts. to enter into agreement
• Weather to blame for water well delay
• Contract renewed
• Assoc. receives nonprofit license
• Attic, residence damaged in fire
• Man caught at McDonald's following theft of firearm
• Prescott named weight training advisor
• Water, water everywhere
• Lawmakers to tweak OPEB plan
• Fiesta dinnerware featured in magazine
• 'Fair share' for district
• No decision on random drug testing
• Paying tribute
• Accident causes power outage
• Calcutta twins to premiere in movie
• Residents petition for pottery demolition
• Committee looks to regulate businesses
• Vandalism investigated
• Wilson asks governor to walk along Ohio River, including a visit to East Liverpool
• Demolition begins
• BWD plan deadline extended
• Low interest rate for bond payback
• Landlord gets more time for repairs
• Day set aside to acknowledge rare diseases
• Negotiations to continue
• Irwin files appeal
• Post Office issue caused by gas leak
• Street address efforts continue
• Bears open playoffs with 53-49 win over Silver Knights
• Fire destroys vacant home on Needham St.
• Mayor gives State of the City address
• Area shocked by sudden snowfall
• Donations help in East End girl's survival
• Committees to investigate service sharing
• April deadline for co. to sign on at terminal
• Manchin in Middle East
• Flood information session planned
• Property owner appeals code violations
• BOE member to be awarded
• Police investigating armed robbery
• Newbold, Wilson on different sides when it comes to Senate Bill 5
• Obama's budget disappoints Johnson
• Iceburgh visits EL to award drawing winner
• Groups discuss past, future with council
• Residents get some computer insights
• Local Kent State branch gets grant
• Barcus honored at Central Station
• Village finances show a decrease over past five years
• EL officials waiting on state permit
• EL?man arrested after making threats to kill
• Fewer officers, fewer arrests
• Floodwall tops council meeting
• Well permit fee hearing
• Memorial for park requested
• Commission looks at health care expenses
• Traffic signal change approved
• Balance sought in hiring substitutes
• Closing the gap
• The first one hundred days
• Parents request board look at coaching policy
• DiBacco to retire this year
• Board discusses budget
• Chief Barcus passes away
• Council concerned with superintendent's behavior
• State considers reducing food tax
• iPad demo planned for BOE meeting
• Police, fire departments busy in 2010
• Help available for people with mental illness
• CAA to handle housing grant
• Cancer fundraising effort returns
• Posing with pets for a good cause
• Council discusses fees, schedules
• City officials looking to improve playgrounds
• Explosion
• Bids opened for Bradshaw project
• Text alerts
• School district posts coaching job
• Firefighters battle two blazes
• Cafe request hearing held
• A place to run
• Commission meets with BWD, city
• Still hope for Liberty Theater
• Wellsville teachers thankful for support
• Council hopes to generate revenue
• Committee wants to keep plant closed
• Accidents caused by rapid snowfall
• Council readies for ball field improvements
• Eliminating estate tax might help keep retirees in Ohio
• Fiscal officer resigns
• Property annexation nearly complete
• Local props get national exposure
• W.Va. lawmakers again weigh autism coverage
• Brochures will list businesses by name
• More details released on fatal collision
• The cost of Irwin's trial
• Ice Bowl exceeds donation goal
• Four involved in head-on collision
• Smiles all around
• Fire destroys vacant home
• EMA to purchase generators, security camera systems
• Village residents show support for teachers
• Dump truck struck fiber optic cable
• Water well to be drilled this month
• EL school board heading to court over coaching matter
• District has room for snow days
• Election filing deadline passes
• Sewer project nearly finished
• S.H. Bell announces its own study
• EL court releases year-end report
• McGeehan elected to county Republican Executive Committee
• BL?board, Gotchall come to agreement
• Irwin's actions impact sentencing
• Port authority receives funding for riverfront terminal
• St. Al's students, staff open time capsule
• Road crews prepared for storm
• Volunteers needed for theater renovations
• Field improvements to begin early spring
• Businessman gets CIC loan
• Ice Bowl organizers looking for donations
• County recycling effort 'phenomenal'
• Council unanimously votes for police levy
• Two share comments on coach issue
• Lessons from Zenyatta
• St. Aloysius to participate in Catholic Schools Week
• Park board thankful for donations
• Few candidates file for city races
• Bradshaw Avenue repair plans continue
• Documentary on Tweed murder case set for rebroadcast
• Nuisance properties demolished
• City readies for union contract talks
• Hilbert wins second bee
• District notification system working well
• Cause of AL blast unknown
• In progress
• District faces long repair list
• First reading of sewage rate increase approved by council
• Free, reduced meal plan use picks up
• Board, union argued over qualifications
• Irwin found guilty
• Township employees will carry ID badges
• Garber's resignation considered by council
• New coach?
• Murder defendant: I am not a killer
• Senator Wilson meets scholarship recipients
• Officials hope china property will be used again
• Pay-as-you-throw system debated
• Environmental review conducted at EL property
• Jurors challenged by weather
• Baard begins property purchase
• EL board discusses water lawsuit
• Arbiter rules in EL coaching matter
• Coroner describes victim's injuries
• City ordinance change for property owners advances
• Temperatures drop as snow moves out of area
• Irwin's mother takes the stand on day three
• BWD makes no comments
• Public hearing planned
• Commission approves Six Recycling request
• Garber: I did not resign
• Trustees forgo BWD
• Irwin trial: Police, dispatchers testify
• Health board considers request
• Victims' families speak out at council meeting
• EL muni court downsizes staff
• One zoning rule changed, another not
• Paramedic first to testify
• BWD given more time to arrange payment plan
• Work still remains for racial equality
• Port Authority acquires tile plant
• Point of Light Center honors King
• Police levy may return to ballot
• Supt. calls for shared services
• Land purchase key to 2010 SBA award
• Rally in the Valley returns in May
• School officials give health board some homework
• Cemetery on Baard property may need moved
• Student dropped at wrong stop
• Irwin heads back to court
• BWD considers bankruptcy
• BOE reorganizes
• Pending property purchase granted contract exemption
• Good news
• New ordinance for property owners advances
• New basketball cage needed at high school
• BWD waits for city to respond to plan
• District steadily addresses debt
• Six Recycling plans discussed
• Budget expected to be balanced by week's end
• Bond levy projects discussed
• Meeting
• Tri-State area reacts to storm
• Police chief: This year similar to last year
• Wolf underfire in contentious BOE meeting
• BWD chooses a loan to pay EL
• Ethics Commission to review property purchase
• Council members consider mayor's seat
• Resident concerned over coyote sighting
• Taxes raised
• City voters to weigh in on three levy proposals
• Volunteers to track number of homeless people in county
• On the move
• Commission looks at hiring, other issues
• EL firefighters respond to Prospect Street blaze
• Village puts all tax revenue into general fund
• EL officials caught off guard by health report
• BWD officials take no action regarding lawsuit
• Committee considers sewage rate increase
• Public hearing for private club license
• EPA: Air leaves residents at higher risk
• Vigil held for blast victims
• Officials to attend BWD meeting
• Road issues top meeting
• Council member seeks help with TS&T cleanup
• Shoplifting suspect has court appearance
• Working to make the city safer
• Village heads praised for ending 2010 in black
• Man arrested for shoplifting during fire at Giant Eagle
• BWD, city work out payment schedule
• No water at road garage
• Vigil planned for explosion victims
• Officials hope to get along in the new year
• Trash talk
• Chester council discusses city fees
• Driver's license examiner retires from Patrol
• Shots fired in East End
• Police warn public of scam letters
• Support group growing, seeking members
• Man killed after struck by train
• Crew finds, fixes troublesome leak
• New year, new faces in the courtroom
• Detached garage destroyed
• Ice cause of multiple minor accidents
• Goodman awaits trial
• Company continuing wireless Internet effort
• Judges sworn in
• Directors awarded
• Engine 24
• Records case will go before appeals court
• Sheriff's office warns of scam
• Juvenile leads officers, judge on chase
• Council struggles to pass temporary budget
• Pump failure means a cold City Hall
• Giving a little warmth
• New year, no change in public defenders' funds
• Corp. still interested in riverfront terminal
• McGeehan discusses term, future plans
• Schools unlikely to see increased revenue
• Start of Kwanzaa
• Smokers wanted
• Gas prices jump over Christmas
• Village officer no longer part of DTF
• The Light of Love
• Light Show
• The magic of the Christmas star
• ODOT hears from area residents
• Federal funds to help with PNN plans
• Over?
• State flag donated for new village hall
• Wireless Internet service plans behind schedule
• Potter News Network will come to cable
• WTI boiler problem investigated
• Cooking oil cause of Chester fire
• Trustees want water service at garage
• Funding needed for nutrition program
• Port awaiting land purchase
• Council meets newest officer
• Housekeeping issues dominate council session
• EL board may get help with health study
• Council praises police, sheriff's department
• Teen boys missing
• Trustees waiting for water service
• Congregation hopes vandalism will stop
• Holiday food safety tips
• Still working
• Alleged robber fled to parents' house
• Budget for 2011 adopted
• Evidence destroyed for renovation
• Bank robbed
• Third county sewage appeals board member to be named
• County 911 director praises dispatchers
• S.H. Bell building destroyed in fire
• School district considers land lease
• Cause of AL Solutions blast remains unknown
• Ceremony held for ELCH wound care center
• Health board policies may change
• Almost done
• Troublesome tree may topple
• Eisenhart hired as school resource officer
• Thinking ahead
• RIF 'unnecessary'
• Grandstands to be demolished
• Superintendent pleased with notification system
• Sammis energy plant project wins award
• Following the zoning procedure
• Planning Department weighing changes
• Firefighters say goodbye to aerial
• Wilson votes against DREAM Act
• Winter storm takes aim
• Gone shopping
• Burson remembered
• Community mourns for explosion victims
• Investigation continues in AL Solutions blast
• Putting Komen dollars to good use
• OVCT, Hall of Fame work together
• Two dead after explosion
• Employee schedule changed
• Helping out
• Levy initiatives move forward
• Update: Two dead in plant explosion
• Council renews solicitor's contract
• Council discusses parking issue
• Approved
• Township responds to unexpected snowfall
• PACs, loans gave edge in W.Va.'s US House races
• Further standoff details released
• Shelter unable to accept more cats
• Shelter continues despite decline in funding
• Museum celebrates 30 years
• Standoff
• Barnett named new juvenile, probate magistrate
• Author returns for book signings
• Preparations are underway
• Officials continue to investigate fatal crash
• Temporary sign permit granted
• Heritage-WTI passes air emissions test
• County recycling center to open
• Position up for debate
• All eyes on the river
• Fatal accident closes U.S. Route 30
• Insurance premium lawsuit filed against New Cumberland
• Problematic intersection
• Patterson Field project approved
• Townships back Dray
• City police deal with two rollovers Monday
• Levies
• Trustee: ODOT responsible for portion of road
• 'Twelve Days of Christmas' items cost nears $100,000
• Moving ahead
• Safety committee lists concerns
• Village plans first Light-Up Night
• All lit up
• Student newspaper to start at Southern Local
• On board
• Black Friday sales an all-day affair
• Just like dad
• Giving thanks
• Dog pound to expand offices
• Officials: Special election is vital
• Seen with the heart
• Garbage collection rate structure debated
• Election results made official
• Storm sewers to be cleaned
• Teamwork
• Board tables vote on turf project
• Walmart food drives help out FISH
• Police gets new tips on 1973 murders
• EL health board members talk contracts, policy
• New village councilman questions police operations
• Property owners get variances
• Ready for the Christmas season
• Screening clinic deemed a success
• Now is the best time to get flu vaccination
• Village gym opens in donated building
• City may offer sewage treatment capacity for new apartment building
• Patterson Field to get some upgrades
• Council to fight health insurance lawsuit
• VFW commander visits Chester post
• Campaign efforts increase
• Local group hopes to help less fortunate
• Details emerge in death investigation
• Film on unsolved EL murders from 1973 to debut Saturday
• County courthouse repairs progress
• Village's deficit decreases by thousands
• City council tackles light agenda
• New letter
• Public session held on air quality study
• Harris remains in jail for weekend stabbing incident
• Project packaged for local bidders
• Perorazio: Workers like 'thieves in the night'
• Multi-jurisdictional drug bust leads to 13 arrests
• Officials debate making Route 30 a toll road
• Garber back on the force
• Police warn motorists to slow down in school zones
• New housing inspection rules debated
• Demolition time
• Voters thanked
• Vacant North Street home destroyed in fire
• One dead in downtown stabbing
• Free Thanksgiving dinner planned in Wellsville
• Dailey honored
• Jobs created with Laus Deo grants
• Dinner benefits stabbing victim
• County residents part of drug-smuggling ring
• Toddler wandered while parents slept
• Rotary supports museum
• High school holds Veterans Day observance
• Chase, crash lead to arrest
• Alzheimer's awareness
• VETERANS DAY PARADE
• HONORING THOSE WHO SERVED
• Sheriff's department makes dream come true
• Good move saves BWD money
• Work underway for downtown mural
• Election totals certified
• Wright tests high on promotional exam
• Celebration planned to thank county voters
• EPA: More monitoring needed
• Ready for development
• Mock disaster
• Police called to home three times for dispute
• Still there
• School board approves needs request
• Unknown injuries in collision near Pa. border
• Village considers enforcing payments for grave property
• Delayed
• 'Dangerous' buildings
• NEARLY THAT TIME
• Home safe
• Saturday morning stabbing under investigation
• END OF AN EXCITING SEASON
• ELHS class puts its finger on latest criminal technology
• Free diabetes, blood pressure screenings announced
• A K-9 is born
• Running for happiness
• Potter Pride is alive
• FALL BACK
• Lisbon chamber pulls from state chamber after candidate endorsements
• Committee discusses ordinance changes
• Beaver Valley unit back in operation
• Back on the football field
• HISTORICAL DINNER
• Commissioners move ahead with JFS building
• Zoning board to consider request
• Grateful
• Making history
• Road levy, liquor options rejected
• Hancock County residents cast more than 10,000 ballots
• Residents pass mental health levy
• County residents vote for 'new blood'
• TIME TO DECIDE
• Spring Grove Cemetery vandalized
• Election Day has arrived
• Council discusses zoning issues
• Stumping
• LACING UP
• Chamber: Village will be ready for Baard
• Helping out
• Basement ruined in electrical fire
• BABY BOP
• Village hires co. to catch unpaid fines
• Police: Quinn was running meth lab
• THE POPCORN FAIRY
• Stadium possible if levy passes
• NEOGAP: Think before you lease
• Village votes to leave pool fence vote up to residents
• Holiday Tour tickets on sale
• Request denied
• Commission forwards legislation
• LACROFT HALLOWEEN PARADE
• Zoning issues up for debate
• City voters to weigh in on street levy proposal
• Kontnier unhappy with commissioners
• No deal
• Handicap accessibility 'top priority'
• Quinn arrested after foot chase
• NOT TYPICAL POTTERY WORK
• BL may change valedictorian policy
• McGeehan: Unemployment fund in W.Va. dwindling
• EL man eludes officers
• Insurance switch approved by FOP, board
• County voters can influce party balance
• Township officials hope residents consider road levy
• Puster: EL schools in 'strong' financial shape
• WATCHING THE RAIN
• Athletic committee discusses return of cross country to BLHS
• Mountaineer believes suit without merit
• Council approves housing measure
• School board goes after $2 million loan
• BRING ON THE QUAKERS
• Altar renovation work to begin
• Straight line
• Assessing the bond levy cost
• Meet the Common Pleas candidates
• Bond levy
• Baard owner speaks at banquet
• CLASSIC CAR CRUISE
• Few money issues on ballot lead to property tax increases
• Audits show former health commissioner owes more money
• EPA study complete
• Strickland makes stop in Lisbon
• BWD saves money with recent hires
• Residents utilize early voting option
• Utilities board tackles issues
• Health district changes may come
• IMPROVING ENTRANCE
• TAKING DOWN THE DOCK
• Manchin proud of HLC fame
• City readies for Christmas
• Health department prepares for Lead Poisoning Prevention Week
• Annexed
• BL enrollment lowest since 1997
• Tree board will not be eliminated
• Council debates housing matter
• In the red
• Manchin stops in Newell
• Council looks into bill payments
• Residents urged to report crimes
• Funds founds
• Council seeks committee representation
• SMALL FIRE AT TACO BELL
• Liberty Theater could see new life
• Teacher tech helps students read
• Two charged after gambling investigation
• NOT FLOWN SOUTH YET
• Historical Society dinner set in 1924
• El officials wait on Westgate understanding
• WHAT'S MISSING?
• Area soldier returns after fourth deployment
• Fiestaware fans flock to factory
• Community awareness
• Changes to be made in Southern football
• PLAY DAY
• City resident sentenced to life in prison
• Teacher awarded
• Three weeks to demolition
• FIESTAWARE TENT SALE
• Weirton author to hold book signing
• Commission concerned with local gov't funding
• ACT prep
• Rewarded
• Charge could cost coach his job
• Manchin to visit Newell
• Village loses floodwall funding
• WELCOME HOME, SOLDIER
• Athletic Committee tackles drug abuse
• District expected to be in the black until 2013
• HVAC work nearly done
• State budget a 'waiting game'
• School board may go for $2 million loan
• THE MAJESTIC ON THE OHIO
• STAR graduates get a chance to shine
• Business returns after 2008 fire
• City employees barred from accepting gifts
• New pick-up point to help veterans
• CARTER STREET FIRE
• Brine disposal could bring money to village
• Democrat party weighs in on Brown accusation
• Sprague: city income tax important
• Third party candidates plan meet-and-greet
• Paving project delayed, but street to be added
• Fighting the system
• SUPPORTERS
• Candidates interviewed
• Inappropriate comments accusations denied by Brown
• Pastor celebrates 50 years at pulpit
• Remembering domestic violence victims
• CRAFTY KIDS
• Revamped, improved tennis courts reopen
• Highlandtown VFD open house planned
• Council debates garbage collection
• WIC mobile unit visits Giant Eagle
• Paving project set to begin this Thursday
• Chester making progress on NIMS compliance
• GOING BATTY
• Elections board provides early voting update
• Slagle, Hays join Salineville
• Drivers cruise by caution light
• Council focuses on city safety
• Auditor's rep. visits council
• Final approval of housing grant delayed
• DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS AT THE TEAPOT
• Dash for Mat's Bash returns
• Lepper Library seeks subscription sponsors
• Collection a success
• Soldier back in U.S. after tour of duty
• VIVID VILLAGE
• HARVEST DAYS
• SBA helps small businesses get financial help they need
• Fire prevention week begins today
• Thriving
• Looking for a hand-out
• Snow to defend Section 8 housing
• POTTER SPIRIT'S ALIVE
• Ohio's First Lady visits Democrat Party
• Wolf challenges reimbursement
• Another MTR official resigns
• Committee discusses housing issues
• STILL WARM ENOUGH FOR A WALK
• Trustees face health dept. payment increase
• Playground expansion under way
• District to purchase new buses, equipment
• St. Clair backs Liverpool Township
• U.S. ROUTE 30 ACCIDENT
• BL sees financial improvement
• Jaycees ready to scare up some fun
• Farmers will pay more, but still save on taxes
• Potential conflicts cause resignation
• Judge rules on counsel only questions
• New, stricter bus laws in effect
• Village names new ACO officer
• Board discusses Westgate options
• DAN'S NEW HOME
• Jurs to replace Boyle on project
• Developer challenges BWD agreement
• New Cumberland firefighters thinking pink
• Third murder-suicide victim passes away
• RIVER FEST VIEW
• Baard CEO to attend village chamber of commerce dinner
• Property values rise for farmers
• More than just a meal
• A CRAFTY FELLOW
• Bank denied village loan
• Transportation issues resolved
• Cruising in history
• LOW WATERS
• New Save-A-Lot headed downtown
• Endorsement made by FOP
• Drug take back events planned
• Murder/suicide victim improving
• Rollover on Park Way
• Disc golf fun
• National exposure bittersweet for Citizens Against Coal Ash
• Resignation and rehiring
• Two dead, one injured in shooting
• WANNA RACE?
• The bus stops here
• Sprague speaks up
• FUTURE SAVE-A-LOT SITE
• Anti-coal ash group testifies at EPA hearing
• Adolescent drug abuse is 'epidemic'
• Township residents question property annexation
• Baard hopes for one last extension
• Capable?
• Three arrested on drug charges
• PLAYGROUND SAFETY
• Wilson attends pro-coal rally in Washington, D.C.
• Grease fire causes thick smoke damage
• Chester VFD prepares new business venture
• Fall Bash deemed a success
• EL, Wellsville receive OMEGA funding
• Temporary public health nurse appointed
• Stabbings
• Trash fire
• Bridge project delayed again
• Local musician to perform benefit concert
• Lawsuit against Mountaineer settled
• Elementary students learn about the U.S. Constitution
• ODNR grants targeted rural fire departments
• Village loses fiscal officer to BWD
• Coach's decision questioned at Southern BOE meeting
• Health board agrees to air assessment
• A STAR SPANGLED CELEBRATION
• Person of interest named in August death
• Arneault allowed to renew gaming license
• Suspended officer files lawsuit
• No injuries in Comfort Inn laundry room fire
• Mountaineer trial under way
• NICE DAY FOR A WALK
• Trustees consider 2011 chip and seal
• Marathon offers help with sinkhole
• Purchase order battle continues
• Ballpark funding may have been used elsewhere
• Board approves housekeeping measures
• Delivery man robbed at gunpoint
• Former transmission shop demolished
• Hospital tax fee expected to be reimbursed
• Old Time Fair time
• A sinking feeling
• PUMPKIN PAINTING
• Schools plan to use funding to save teachers
• Bigger, better JAF planned
• McGeehan article appears in Campaign for Liberty
• COUPLE OF KIDS MEET
• Edutech Corridor plan unveiled
• LEARNING CAN BE 'EGG-SITING'
• Recorder's sales pitch lacked details
• AIA works to change authors' images
• Committee continues village clean up
• Shelter plans Bark in the Park Saturday
• Board pleased with start of school year
• Lawsuit filed against township cops
• SEWAGE WORK CONTINUES
• Council waits to hire Russell Heights project consultant
• Meeting stalled by transportation talk
• Man fatally injured in motorcycle accident
• Council passes housekeeping legislation
• BORROWING SIGNS
• MAKING WAVES
• Police looking for drug suspect
• Complaints filed against company
• Breaking the silence
• Council receives letters of concern
• Derby documentary airs tonight on PBS
• Local author plans book signing
• Jobs
• WATER WHEEL
• First United Methodist welcomes new organist
• Watershed plan close to approval
• OVHHS event is all about family
• Alpha Street resident found dead
• Alert officer finds area sex offender in Cincinnati library
• Funds raised for cancer society
• History comes alive
• WAITING ON A BARGE
• Lifeteam E.M.S. employee recognized
• Winter hours begin at library
• County elections board works to remove registered dead voters
• Irwin attorneys need more time
• Election board prepares for general election
• Dray named EL health commissioner
• Tennis court upgrades in full swing
• Letter shows 47 let go at Mountaineer
• Regional EPA hearing planned over coal ash
• Cracking the code
• No action taken on possible land purchase
• FLY BOY
• Village's employee union abolished
• Invoice paid after heated discussion
• EL students welcomed back
• Route 30 repaving legislature passed
• Columbia Drive taking shape
• Land annexation effort moves on
• Mountaineer lays off 35 employees
• AFTERNOON SNOOZE
• Hancock County employees adopt stranded dogs
• Former EL couple featured in book
• Home escapes serious damage
• New name, new beginning for ELJH
• ELHS principal ready for school year
• Chester fire under investigation
• Three charged with selling beer to underage informant
• Flati wins bow championship
• Injured player airlifted
• Turnout low for U.S. Senate seat
• HIGH FLYING FUN
• Henderson ready to lead Westgate
• A 'good fit'
• Wolf to pay fees
• HEADING TO THE GAME
• Commissioners thank Ergon employees for fire assistance
• Donations sought for K-9 unit
• New principal leading North Elementary
• BLACKSMITH STABLE
• Columbiana included in 'Race to the Top' funding
• Marijuana sweep finds 141 plants
• Ponds reveal no trace of missing woman
• Walmart to assist local food pantry
• FEEDING TIME
• Four districts receive funding
• Making a difference in Malawi
• Bond levy
• Library board looks at privacy policy
• HOLD ON TIGHT
• Are You Ready For Some Football?
• Fingerprinting issue raised
• Board table comments live on
• A new beginning at LaCroft
• Positions filled
• Johnson criticizes Obama, Wilson
• County tourism efforts rewarded
• Fisher returns to Hookstown Fair
• Grant status
• POOL PARTY
• Getting ready to 'Hold Hands for Hope'
• Skipping school will not be tolerated
• Wheelchair swing restored at Thompson Park
• Ball league cleans up
• THAT TIME OF YEAR
• Greenway Trail receives grant
• Second vehicle found in death investigation
• 'Eaglets' soared high for summer reading program
• Halloween event planned for park
• Money received for Tomlinson Run
• New principal joins school staff
• Dolomite defended
• Board looks at BWD lawsuit
• READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL
• Health board approves employee wage increase
• Missing vehicle found
• Rumble 'stripes' on county roads
• Concerns rise over coal ash
• PAINTING THE COURTS
• More homes to be demolished
• In its own back yard
• Trustees ask for 2-mill road levy
• FOLLOWING THE MATCH
• Southern Local ready for a new school year
• Patrolmen exam to be given in Chester
• City council hears from residents
• A NEW COAT FOR SCHOOL
• Port works to clean up industrial sites
• County elections board unveils consolidation of polling places
• Village animal control officer resigns
• City gets $500,000 housing grant award
• Two airlifted from Chester City Park
• WATCHFUL TOWER
• Morris foresees change in House, Senate
• Jobs program extended with federal assistance
• Coroner report shows no homicides in 2009
• Community support helps local students
• Body identified as homeowner
• Board denies fence request
• Board, Wolf await judge's decision
• UNDER COVER
• Trees vandalized at Point of Beginning
• Students must take chemistry
• City employee lambasted for stripes
• 'Blitz team' to fix radio problems
• Ryan set to retire after two decades of service
• Sheriff's department investigates death
• UNDERWATER FUN
• New site improves web experience
• School board approves personnel, projects
• Rotary in need of volunteers
• Township 'OK' with change of traffic pattern
• Water trouble
• EL judge discusses transportation issue
• ROOF REPAIRS
• Beaver Local transportation department enforcing new state recommendations
• Investigation continues
• Headstart heads to Rogers Elementary
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Columbiana County
• Columbiana County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Columbiana County

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