The Morning Journal (Lisbon, OH)

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Tsilimos on his way to Wellsville

1 month ago | morningjournalnews.com | Ron Firth

Mar 6, 2025 Sports Editor [email protected] By RON FIRTH Sports Editor WELLSVILLE — Jim Tsilimos was facing a fall without football after stepping down as Lowellville’s head coach on Feb. 19. “My wife said, ‘Are you all right with not coaching?’ I said, ‘When one door closes, another one opens.’ The next day Wellsville came open.” The 71-year-old Tsilimos was picked from 13 applicants as Wellsville’s new head football coach, pending board of education approval on March 17. “I had talked to...
Sammis Plant tunnel to come down gradually

1 month ago | morningjournalnews.com | Warren Scott

Feb 26, 2025 STRATTON — While drivers should expect some delays as they approach the tunnel at state Route 7 north of Stratton, the tunnel itself isn’t expected to be removed for some time.
Tunnel removal to affect Route 7 traffic

2 months ago | morningjournalnews.com | Warren Scott

STRATTON — Drivers on state Route 7 in the Stratton area should expect delays, albeit short ones, as crews work on dismantling the tunnel over the highway adjacent to the former W.H. Sammis Power Plant. The Ohio Department of Transportation has announced north- and southbound traffic in that area will be stopped for 15-minute periods three or four times a day between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Proposed rental regulations remain hot topic in Lisbon

Jan 17, 2025 | morningjournalnews.com | Stephanie Elverd

By STEPHANIE ELVERDStaff WriterLISBON — Lisbon-area landlords pushed back at proposed legislation that would require village landlords obtain a certificate of occupancy through a property inspection program, calling any such oversight “overreach” at Tuesday’s council meeting. “I think all parties can see the potential for overreach and invasion of privacy, and I am here to caution against that,” resident Jesse Ketchum said.
Jurjavcic makes history for Bulldogs

Dec 10, 2024 | morningjournalnews.com | Ron Firth

The East Palestine Bulldogs were going to rely on senior quarterback Owen Jurjavcic, they just didn’t know how much. Jurjavcic had a record-setting season as he earned first-team Division VII All-Ohio honors Monday from the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association. “I expected him to be our featured back this year,” East Palestine coach Michael Demster said. “We knew the time he put in the weight room and all the work he had done, so I anticipated him to have a breakout season. He did more than that.
Liverpool Twp. trustees approve hiring officer, upping firefighters call-out pay

Sep 6, 2024 | morningjournalnews.com | Kristi R. Garabrandt

LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP –Following an executive session to discuss personnel matters, township trustees voted Tuesday to approve an increase call-out pay for firefighters and the hiring of a police officer. The trustees with an all-in favor vote approved raising the call-out pay for volunteers with the township’s two departments from $5 to $10 per. Trustee Dennis Giambroni noted this increase is hoped to bring more volunteers into the departments.
Wellsville BOE appoints new athletic director

Aug 31, 2024 | morningjournalnews.com | Kristi R. Garabrandt

Aug 31, 2024 Staff Writer [email protected] WELLSVILLE — Wellsville Board of Education met in special session on Thursday to approve resignations and hiring of a new athletic director. With a unanimous vote from the four board members present, the board voted to accept and approve the resignations of Richard Shilling, as fall athletic director and Melissa Hudson, as fall winter and spring athletic director effective Sept. 3. Hudson’s resignation as bus trip coordinator was also...
Glenmoor VFD to purchase first new engine in 32 years

Aug 31, 2024 | morningjournalnews.com | Kristi R. Garabrandt

ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP –The Glenmoor Fire Department is ordering a new engine to replace Engine 35 which was purchased in 1992. Capt. Derrick Smith said the department expects to be placing the order for the new engine within the next month. With the building for the fire station paid off and prices of new engines expected to rise within the next month now is the time. Smith noted that the department has been considering the purchase for some time.
Vexatious litigator files another appeal

Jun 22, 2024 | morningjournalnews.com | Mary Ann Greier

By MARY ANN GREIERStaff WriterLISBON — Terry Brown, a convicted killer deemed a vexatious litigator last month, filed another appeal Thursday after his first appeal was denied last week by the Seventh District Court of Appeals. Brown is again appealing the May 7 Columbiana County Common Pleas Court judgment entry which deemed him a vexatious litigator and ruled that he must first get permission from any court where he’s planning to file something before actually filing a document.
Master dog trainer offers training workshop | News, Sports, Jobs - Morning Journal

Mar 8, 2024 | morningjournalnews.com

EAST LIVERPOOL — Dog owners who want to learn to how to correct common dog behaviors, gain control of their dog, help their dog overcome anxiety or fear, iden