Saturday, June 25, 2005
Billy Graham crusade
h THE REV. BILLY GRAHAM received a standing ovation from a crowd of 60,000 at a crusade in New York on Friday night.
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Roping in faithful in the not-so-wild West
kVISIT the Happy Trails Cowboy Church in Taylorsville, N.C. The church is among hundreds of so-called "affinity churches" set up by the Southern Baptist Convention to reach nontraditional churchgoers.
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SCHOOL
Salute to scholars
kCOLLEGE scholarship recipients from Canfield, Poland, Struthers and Jackson-Milton are recognized.
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LOCAL
Feeding frenzy
kWARREN'S two hospitals have asked the Ohio Department of Agriculture for continued exemption from state licensing as they continue preparing meals for delivery by Trumbull County Mobile Meals.
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BUSINESS
Riverplex gets ready
kPLANS TO OPEN a restaurant, theater and jazz club in the downtown New Castle Riverplex will proceed now that the developer has obtained a liquor license.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Children's theaterrevived in the Valley
kSMALL FRY PRODUCTIONS is back in action at The Youngstown Playhouse. The youth theater is working on upcoming productions of "Rumplestiltskin" and "The Princess and the Pea."
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TV WEEK
Popularity not 'Lost'
kTHE SUPERNATURAL thriller "Lost," starring Evangeline Lilly as Kate, turned out to be a ratings bonanza for ABC on Wednesdays.
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