Pride
Runnion’s Originals
Rob and Becky Runnion own Runnion’s Originals, a cozy shop on OH-14 that sells Amish furniture, home decor, seasonal items, braided rugs, candles and other gifts.
Pride. Tradition. Progress.
Founded in 1875, East Palestine is a close-knit, small town community of approximately 5,000 residents. We stand at the crossroads of history and the future, guided by our unwavering values of pride, tradition, and progress.
Join us in building a vibrant, inclusive community that honors its roots and looks forward to a brighter tomorrow.
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Live
For long-time residents and newcomers alike, access news and information about living in East Palestine and all the amenities and resources it has to offer. The community has been strong in the face of adversity, and we are working to come back even stronger and better than before.
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Work
Looking to work in or around East Palestine or start your own new business in town? The businesses of East Palestine are the backbone of the village and supporting local companies and stores, filling jobs, and encouraging new business growth are key as we revitalize the downtown area.
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Visit
Founded in 1875, the Village of East Palestine is a close-knit community known for its rich history, friendly atmosphere, and commitment to progress. With a population of 5,000, the village offers a unique blend of small-town charm and modern conveniences, making it an ideal place to live, work, and visit.
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Tradition
Celebrating 150 Years of East Palestine
To celebrate the 150th anniversary since it was incorporated under the name East Palestine in 1875, the village logo has received a facelift.
Progress
Meet Antonio Diaz-Guy
Read the introductory message from Antonio Diaz-Guy, the new Village Manager.
Make A Donation
We are working hard to help our town recover from the devastating train derailment. Here's how you can help. The Village of East Palestine Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) is a newly established non-profit corporation that will serve as the agent of the Village to lead economic development efforts. Donations will be used to support a North Market Street downtown revitalization project and provide start-up administrative costs for the CIC.
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