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Ohio Mr. Football
Ohio Mr. Football Winners 1987: Buster Howe, RB-DB-K-P, Zanesville, Ohio State 1988: Robert
‘How the Drag Queen Stole Christmas’
‘How the Drag Queen Stole Christmas’ The Rust Belt Theater Company will present the 13th annual
Lexington’s Cade Stover named Ohio’s Mr. Football
Girard QB Mark Waid was among the finalists for the award.
Mayfield: ‘I’m not a cookie-cutter quarterback’
Baker Mayfield won’t back down, won’t change. Not for Hue Jackson or TV commentators or critics or anyone.
Valley dancers to join Moscow Ballet’s ‘Great Russian Nutcracker’ at Powers
The Moscow Ballet will return to Youngstown next week to perform “The Great Russian Nutcracker”, and will again be joined on stage by young dance students from the Mahoning Valley.
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Samantha Hill and Jeremy Mascher, East Palestine, boy,
More than jobs riding on fate of GM plant
Associated Press LORDSTOWN General Motors is moving to shut down as many as five North American
NIGHTLIFE
Apollo Maennerchor Club, 391 Dock St., Sharon, Pa. Tue: Steve Vuich, 7 p.m. BirdFish Brewing
Parking ban for parade, tree lighting
Parking ban for parade, tree lighting YOUNGSTOWN During the annual Youngstown Holiday Parade and
Facebook expands local news feature
Associated Press NEW YORK Facebook is cautiously expanding a feature that shows people local
2018 DIVISION I OPSWA ALL-OHIO FOOTBALL
COACH OF THE YEAR Buddy White, Reynoldsburg OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Trevor Byczinski,
NEWSMAKERS
NEWSMAKERS Once a sensation, ‘Walking Dead’ is just another show NEW YORK At some point, a
Charter schools in Ohio are still getting free ride
Editorial: If any other industry slop- ping at the public trough had as many complaints against it as the
Colorado’s change from purple to blue is a lesson for the GOP
Opinion: DENVER Social scientists, say Colorado boosters, have plausible metrics identifying their state as
Community invited to Friday send-off for Girard football team
All of the extra training the Girard Indians have done may pay off this weekend at the Division IV state championship game.
Collaborative to redevelop former Anthony's on the River site
Plans are in the works to redevelop a property on Oak Hill Avenue that has long sat vacant.
Boardman schools trying to increase walkers
Only a handful of Boardman students walk to school, but with the help of the Safe Routes to School program, the township is trying to increase that number.
Sykes loses appeal of Boardman police search that put him in prison
A man serving a prison term on charges of trafficking in heroin and trafficking in fentanyl lost an appeal Wednesday on the search that landed him in prison.