Man fails to show up at court hearing

March 11, 2017 at 12:00a.m.

WARREN

Bryce Hendrickson, 20, who suffered gunshot wounds in a deadly confrontation at a home on state Route 46 in Howland Feb. 25, did not attend a protection-order hearing against him Friday in Trumbull County Family Court.

His mother, Tracy Hendrickson, sought an order against Bryce, her other son, Dylan, 18, and her husband, Brian, after the shootings.

The court approved a five-year protection order against Dylan on Thursday.

Tracy is the girlfriend of Nasser Hamad, who is charged with two counts of aggravated murder and several counts of attempted aggravated murder in the shootings.

Bryce apparently has been released from the hospital because he was served with his hearing notice at home, according to court documents.

No ruling on the protection order involving Bryce was issued Friday.

Bridge replacement project closes road

VIENNA

Niles-Vienna Road between Smith-Stewart and Scoville-North roads is closed through mid-May for a bridge replacement, the Ohio Department of Transportation has announced. The detour is Scoville-North Road to state Route 82.

This work is part of a $1.6 million project to replace the Niles-Vienna Road, Risher Road and Pleasant Valley Road bridges in Trumbull County as part of the Ohio Bridge Partnership Program. The entire project is scheduled to be completed by July.

Chaney STEM team wins challenge

YOUNGSTOWN

A team of three Chaney STEM students beat out 31 teams from high schools from across the Mahoning Valley to win the Junior Achievement of Mahoning Valley Titan Business Challenge.

The team of Seth Thomas, Jose Taveras Nazario and Tylor Penny earned first place in the competition, an interactive, online business simulation.

Each team gets a virtual business and makes decisions that affect business performance during each competition round. Each won prizes and a $500 scholarship to Youngstown State University.

Open house set

CAMPBELL

The CCW Academy in Campbell will host its 41st open house from 9 a.m. to noon March 25 at 585 Sanderson Ave. Preschool-age children between 2 and 5 are eligible for enrollment and can be registered that day.

All structured pre-kindergarten classes are conducted in the morning from 9 a.m. to noon. Day care and after-school care also are available. For information, call 330-755-7041.

Formal dress drive starts in Canfield

CANFIELD

Canfield High School is partnering with DIVA Donations for a formal dress drive. DIVA Donations is a charity that works to relieve financial stress placed on low-income families during the school dance season.

People can bring dresses to the high school during the month of March. The drive was organized by two National Honor Society students.

Ingram appointed to port authority

YOUNGSTOWN

Mayor John A. McNally has appointed Carlton K. Ingram to the Western Reserve Port Authority’s board of directors until Feb. 26, 2019.

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