Our local library offers more than just books. They have movies, puzzles, and a variety of…read moremagazines to borrow. There is an area called The Book Cellar that sells used books for $1, as well as fundraiser items such as T-shirts. They have weekly meetings for computer training, a knitting group, organization meetings and specialized classes for genealogy research and other popular issues. Throughout the summer there are reading camps, art camps and science camps based on age. Most of the activities are free, but require a registration to limit the number attending. There are several computers available for limited time use and helpful staff if you have problems locating specific information or materials. We even have a scheduled Book Mobile which visits surrounding community areas for the convenience of the elderly.

Great place for books, movies, computers, AND A SOCIAL CLUB! I remember when libraries were…read moresuppose to be quiet! Thank god, now I have a place to meet up with people and talk about nothing important! I can talk about GIRLS, WORK, SCHOOL, NFL, MLB, MOVIES, MUSIC, WWE, ETC!!!! Thank god I don't have to go the bar anymore to get a conversation with someone.

Love this library! They keep getting new audio books that I have interest in. I also can get many…read morebooks and audio books easily from other libraries. Programs they sponsor are very interesting and great for community building and meeting new people. Thank you Staff for you commitment to this wonderful library.

While this library is a wonderful establishment and serves the community of Beaver unceasingly, it…read morehas advanced room for improvement. The building is getting old and needs some rejuvenation. For instance, most of the building is adorned with large glass windows, especially in its center, making it quite hot and uncomfortable to sit for extended periods of time. A few blinds in the library would eliminate this and the facility would be much more comfortable and cooler during the summer months. The internet connection is something that is a lot left to be desired; I have registered complaints about this numerous times to no avail. In the back of the library, the signal is weak! You cannot even watch YouTube videos or listen to a podcast without an interruption eventually occurring. Something simple like installing a router above the ceiling would eliminate weak spots. Just a few of these simplistic improvements would be outstanding. That being all said, the STAFF is amazing, a VAST collection of books, and, specifically, an extraordinary collection of local and Pennsylvania history that few public libraries can match! It's a relaxing place to write, research, and conduct whatever business your intentions instruct you.

The EC Library has a great children's section. When my granddaughter comes to visit, this is one of…read moreher favorite places to visit! I love the Libby ebook app through the library free!

Wow! I was seriously impressed with this library. They have a really inviting kids section. I think…read moregetting kids to read is extremely important and they have various programs for the children. I noticed some really nice meeting rooms in the back when I was walking to the restrooms. It appeared that someone was hosting a class in there. If you need a meeting space in this town it would be a nice venue to consider. Normally I panic when I have to use a public restroom but these were very clean. If you need help locating a specific book just ask. As previously mentioned, parking here is a bit of a headache. There's a small lot and a couple of spots on the road. This road is pretty popular so spots fill up quick by people going to other businesses.

On the southwest corner of Lisbon's main plaza is the Columbiana County courthouse, which was…read morefinished in 1871. The Works Progress Administration provided funding in 1934 for the renovation of the Italianate-style structure. At that time, the current flat roof was installed in place of the mansard roof and cornice. The two-story smooth stone structure has Lincoln Way, or U.S. Route 30, on its side and is facing S. Market Street. The main entrance of the structure is placed in the center and is accessed via a set of stairs. Two large arched windows on the main level and two smaller arched windows in the basement floors are on either side of the projection. The large, lengthy windows on the second story are massive and contain a long rectangular window topped with a fanlight. There is street parking all around and the building is worth checking out if you're in town. [Review 20452 overall - 185 in Ohio - 1432 of 2023.]

Very friendly people and staff.General Meeting open to all. Discover the latest updates, share your…read morethoughts, and engage in discussions that shape our community. Your voice matters!

If this isn't a slice out of the Roadside Americana pie then I don't know what is…read more Been to it many, many times over the span of my life and it never gets old. It was built in 1938 out of a Hires (remember that brand?!?) root beer barrel and has stood the test of time. It's been refurbished a couple of times-once in the early 90s and in 2007. It's located just off Route 30 and you can't miss it. A little creamer pot sits next to it as well. Here's an interesting fact: Though it's named as the world's largest teapot, there's actually one a little bigger in Navasota, Texas. Sounds like I've got another roadtrip in my future!

Wish it had better spot to pull over to see it. Not no enough signage to warn you about it coming…read more I don't know if I believe it's the world's largest.

We came here to see the Mohawk high school production of Shrek, The Musical. It was a very…read moreentertaining show that beat all the expectations. The cast was full of great entertainers. The seating was very comfortable. There was lots of space and the temperature of the room was perfect. Very beautiful, old building that suited for many different types of events.

This is a very impressive structure, the tallest and largest building in New Castle. We had a tour…read moreof the building, and got to see many of the different rooms, including the lobby, the banquet halls, the ballroom, kitchen, stage, and also the room where the Masons have their meetings. The tour was very informative, and educational. Worth seeing if you are in the area.

We have had a problem in our neighborhood for the last 2 years with Quads and Motorcycles, dirt…read morebikes riding on the streets and the noise got so ridiculous. Other neighbors have also complained but did not want to get involved fearing retribution from this family. So, I had to call to have the police try to minimize the noise and nuisance. One time about a year ago I almost hit one of the kids when they pulled out in front of me. The police came over and spoke to the family and hopefully this will reduce the nuisance to all the other neighbors who are also very unhappy. We all thank you for your service

Not happy with the police in Chippewa Twp. They treated a family member of mine without probable…read morecause. There is such a thing as empathy, which I feel that the younger police department members should go back to the academy for training. Somewhere along the way people have, especially younger officers lost there way. That is why certain cops are giving good officers a bad name. I have trusted police officers, but no wonder people are leary of officers. You do not know if you are going to live, or get the crap beat out of you when stopped by police now.

They do a great job. They get right on with the work. When the siren goes off they don't waste…read moreanytime. Keep up the good work