The Salem News (Salem, OH)

The Review is a local daily newspaper located in East Liverpool, Ohio, catering to the residents of East Liverpool, southern Columbiana County, Ohio, and northern Hancock County, West Virginia. It was established in 1879 by William McCord, who had previously been the city editor for the Pittsburgh Gazette. Initially, it was launched as a weekly publication called The Saturday Review on October 29 of that year. In 1885, the newspaper transitioned to daily publication, a schedule it continues to follow today. After this change, it was renamed The Evening News Review. By 1904, the name was shortened to The Evening Review, and by the 1930s, it became known as the East Liverpool Review. Currently, the publication is simply referred to as The Review and is part of Ogden Newspapers, which also owns other regional newspapers, including the Morning Journal in Lisbon, Ohio, Salem News in Salem, Ohio, Tribune Chronicle in Warren, Ohio, Herald-Star in Steubenville, Ohio, Weirton Daily Times in Weirton, West Virginia, Martins Ferry Times Leader in Martins Ferry, Ohio, and The Intelligencer & Wheeling News Register in Wheeling, West Virginia.

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Burchfield Homestead Society Inc. to honor founders, host wallpaper expert at annual meeting Sunday | News, Sports, Jobs - Salem News

2 weeks ago | salemnews.net

SALEM — The Burchfield Homestead Society Inc., will honor its founders and welcome an expert on wallpapers designed by Charles E. Burchfield during its annual membership meeting at 11 a.m., Sunday, April 6, at the Homestead at 867 E. Fourth St. in Salem. The individuals who will be in attendance and recognized for their service […]
Pinwheels to once again mark child abuse prevention

3 weeks ago | salemnews.net | Mary Ann Greier

Mar 28, 2025 Staff Writer [email protected] By MARY ANN GREIER Staff Writer LISBON — Colorful pinwheels will dot the landscape on the square once again this April — 411 of them altogether — representing reports of child abuse and neglect in Columbiana County last year. County commissioners gave permission Wednesday for the display and proclaimed April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. The proclamation read by county Department of Job and Family Services Director Rachel Ketterman said “we...
Warriors boast four All-Ohioans

Dec 11, 2024 | salemnews.net | Ron Firth

The area’s top lineman and an athletic quarterback highlight the Division IV All-Ohio football team. East Liverpool senior defensive lineman D’Shawn Kirby and West Branch junior quarterback Jeremiah Thomas were named to the All-Ohio first team Tuesday by the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association. Kirby helped lead the Potters to a 7-5 season that included six wins in the last seven games. He totaled 88 tackles with 30 for a loss, 11 sacks and nine quarterback hurries.
Appleseed Festival honoring the memory of ‘Sonny’ Reynolds

Sep 16, 2024 | salemnews.net | Katie White

By KATIE WHITESpecial to the Salem NewsLISBON — For years the legacy of Johnny Appleseed was embodied by Bearnard “Sonny” Reynolds during the annual Johnny Appleseed Festival in Lisbon. This year, the festival is honoring the memory of Reynolds, who passed away at the age of 81 earlier this year. “He is very near and dear to everyone’s hearts, especially at the Appleseed Festival,” Lisbon Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Judy Noel said.
DTF makes drug bust in EL

Sep 13, 2024 | salemnews.net | Kristi R. Garabrandt

EAST LIVERPOOL –The Columbiana County Drug Task Force (DTF) made a suspected drug bust early Thursday morning in East Liverpool. The bust at 629 Minerva St., a house owned Krista Rogers, was the third one made by DTF in two weeks and right-next-door to a drug bust they conducted on Sept. 6. Prior to that, that made one on Ravine Street on Sept. 4. DTF Director, Det.
DeWine discusses EP health concerns

Nov 17, 2023 | salemnews.net | Stephanie Elverd

EAST PALESTINE — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said there were “no big surprises” from the feedback he received from East Palestine community members during a visit to the village on Friday, citing potential health impacts in the wake of Feb. 3 train derailment as the issue still weighing the heaviest on residents’ minds.
West Branch BOE accepts large donation

Oct 29, 2023 | salemnews.net | Kevin Howell

Oct 30, 2023 BY KEVIN HOWELL News Editor [email protected] BELOIT — The West Branch school board accepted at large donation for its high school woodshop at its October meeting. The board accepted a $100,000 from the Mahoning County Commissioners for the renovation of the high school woodshop. The money will be used for expansion and renovation of facilities, specifically focused on enhancing programs for in-demand educational and workforce training. In a press release issued by the...
NS donates $750,000 to East Palestine schools

Oct 3, 2023 | salemnews.net | Stephanie Elverd

By STEPHANIE ELVERDStaff WriterEAST PALESTINE — Eight months to the day that Norfolk Southern (NS) disrupted life in East Palestine, the railroad announced a $750,000 grant to support East Palestine school district development. The grant will be disbursed in $75,000 increments every year for 10 years.
Geiss throws it into full gear on East Palestine course

Sep 27, 2023 | salemnews.net | Ron Firth

EAST PALESTINE — Heartland Christian sophomore Rebecca Geiss decided to give East Palestine City Park a test run Tuesday. “I’ve never ran this course all out before,” she said. Geiss repeated as the Columbiana County cross country champion with a 78-second victory in a course-record time. Her winning time of 19 minutes, 13.1 seconds on the 3.1-mile course at East Palestine City Park smashed the course record of 19:38.50 set by Austintown Fitch’s Carissa Jenkins in 2011.
Lisbon BOE member receives posthumous award

Aug 14, 2023 | salemnews.net | Mary Ann Greier

By MARY ANN GREIERStaff WriterLISBON — Longtime Lisbon school board member Gary Peruchetti received a posthumous honor Thursday from the Ohio School Boards Association, recognizing his tenure of 27 years service. Peruchetti was serving his seventh term on the board, a seat he had held since 1996, when he passed away in May.