The Review

The Review is a daily local newspaper located in East Liverpool, Ohio. It caters to residents of East Liverpool, southern Columbiana County, Ohio, and northern Hancock County, West Virginia. Established in 1879 by William McCord, who was previously the city editor of the Pittsburgh Gazette, the publication started as a weekly newspaper named The Saturday Review, debuting on October 29 of that year. In 1885, it transitioned to a daily publication and has continued to be released daily ever since. After this shift, it was renamed The Evening News Review, which was later shortened to The Evening Review in 1904. By the 1930s, it became known as the East Liverpool Review. Currently, the paper is referred to simply as The Review and is part of the Ogden Newspapers family. This organization also owns several nearby publications, including the Morning Journal (Lisbon, Ohio), Salem News (Salem, Ohio), Tribune Chronicle (Warren, Ohio), Herald-Star (Steubenville, Ohio), Weirton Daily Times (Weirton, West Virginia), Martins Ferry Times Leader (Martins Ferry, Ohio), and The Intelligencer & Wheeling News Register (Wheeling, West Virginia).

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New Cumberland to vote on mayor, council, charter amendment

6 days ago | reviewonline.com | Craig Howell

Early voting ends Saturday May 9, 2025 NEW CUMBERLAND – New Cumberland residents still have some time to take part in early voting before the city’s election next week, which will see voters select their next mayor, as well as members of city council, and whether to authorize a charter amendment to increase the salaries of the city’s mayor. Early voting in New Cumberland will end Saturday, with those wishing to participate in the early voting period able to cast their ballots at the New...
Hancock Commission awards Kennedy Marina contract

3 weeks ago | reviewonline.com | Craig Howell

Apr 23, 2025 NEW CUMBERLAND — A divided Hancock County Commission approved a new concessionaire for Kennedy Marina Monday, with some concerns expressed as to whether the new caretaker could be ready for the start of the marina’s summer season.
Additional changes made to Hancock Schools calendar

4 weeks ago | reviewonline.com | Craig Howell

Apr 16, 2025 NEW CUMBERLAND – While Superintendent Dan Enich said state officials were receptive to Hancock County Schools’ plea for a waiver over the use of additional weather days this year, no such waiver was approved and additional adjustments are being made to the calendar for the current school year. The county board of education, during its meeting Monday, approved a recommendation from Enich, which will officially extend the school year as well as adjust the county’s upcoming Easter...
Junk yard zoning issue discussed by commissioners

1 month ago | reviewonline.com | Mary Ann Greier

By MARY ANN GREIERStaff WriterLISBON — Columbiana County commissioners discussed an East Rochester junk yard issue again, with Commissioner Mike Halleck saying they’re not prepared to say what they’re going to do, but also noting “we’re not done.”“We have some plans that we’ll share at the appropriate time,” he said. West Township Trustees Dale Lowmiller and Ray Davis attended the meeting Wednesday, with Lowmiller saying they just wanted to hear what commissioners had to say about the issue.
Applicants sought for Hancock County BOE seat

1 month ago | reviewonline.com | Craig Howell

Mar 21, 2025 NEW CUMBERLAND – The Hancock County Board of Education is searching for a new member.
Hancock Schools to join Purple Star District program

2 months ago | reviewonline.com | Craig Howell

Mar 12, 2025 NEW CUMBERLAND — Hancock County Schools will be the latest West Virginia school district to become part of the Purple Star program.
Hancock County planning budgetary cuts in response to lower revenues

2 months ago | reviewonline.com | Craig Howell

Mar 11, 2025 NEW CUMBERLAND – The Hancock County Commission plans to make budgetary cuts across all departments in anticipation of revenue losses resulting from changes in the local economy and laws enacted by the state Legislature.
HC Schools hoping for waiver on use of remote days

2 months ago | reviewonline.com | Craig Howell

NEW CUMBERLAND — Hancock County Schools officials are looking into whether they can get some of their out-of-school days excused by the state Department of Education, noting adjustments to the current school year may need to be made otherwise.
Hancock Schools approves 2025-26 calendar

2 months ago | reviewonline.com | Craig Howell

NEW CUMBERLAND – While the current school year is still a few months away from completion, the Hancock County Board of Education, Monday, put the finishing touches on the calendar for the next one. The board gathered at the John D. Rockefeller IV Career Center to hold its final public hearing on the proposed 2025-2026 school calendar, with approval coming during the regular meeting which followed.
Five arrested as part of drug investigation in Hancock County

2 months ago | reviewonline.com | Craig Howell

NEW CUMBERLAND – Five Tri-State Area residents are being held in the West Virginia Northern Regional Jail after being arrested in Hancock County Wednesday as part of a months-long investigation into suspected drug trafficking in the area.