Salineville News

In Columbiana County Municipal Court on Friday, a pretrial date of June 28 was scheduled in the case of Brian J. Anderson, 33, state Route 39, Salineville, who pleaded innocent to OVI and driving left of center.

Anderson was cited for left of center and OVI. - Troopers are looking for a vehicle that was southbound on state Route 39 at 11:50 p.m. Saturday in Hanover Township and went off the west side of the road and struck a fence, drove through a field and struck the fence again and then fled.

Michael E. Oates Jr., 36, of Salineville, was sentenced Thursday in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court to 90 days in jail for felonious assault.

Salineville volunteer firefighter Harold Wilson demonstrated some gear to Jacob Caughman, 10, and Jesse Dickson, 6, both of Salineville, on a hot Saturday as part of Safety Day.

Kurt Conkle, Macklin Road, East Palestine, reported two men in a silver vehicle spray-painted stop signs and his mailbox.

The La Femme's Progressive Women's Club is hosting its annual Gospel Extravaganza on Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Center of Music and Arts, 264 Main St., Wintersville.

A Washington Street woman came to the station Wednesday to report a theft. She advised that she has power of attorney for her friend, and a debit card from Huntington Bank was obtained in her friend's name and used to make purchases.

Nearly six months into the new year, village officials continue to work on administrative organization, and are getting help from the state auditor's office to bring financial records and fund balances up to date.

Regina Callis, West Washington Street, reported Friday receiving harassing calls and text messages from a man she knows.

William Roberts and Mark Wood of American Legion Post 442, Salineville, and Salineville Police Chief Terry McElroy put up new United States and Ohio flags donated to the police department Monday by the Legion.

Bonnie Marriner, a 51-year-old Haiti Road woman, pleaded guilty to three charges in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court Tuesday, including a count of felonious assault for firing a shot last August in the direction of Salineville Patrolman Lacey Barker and County Sheriff Chief Deputy Allen Haueter.

For the next three years, Americans will continue to mark the 150th anniversary of the darkest period in our nation's history - the Civil War.

Highlandtown Volunteer Fire Department will be listed as a first-responder station with Columbiana County 911 after Washington Township Trustees signed a letter requesting the action Thursday.