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Arms Museum's Memories of Christmas Past exhibit opens today
“It puts me in the mood for Christmas,” Marilyn DiCarlo, said Saturday when leaving The Arms Family Museum’s 11th annual Memories of Christmas Past exhibit.
1 killed in 2-truck crash today in Columbiana County
One driver was killed and another suffered minor injuries in a two-vehicle crash Saturday morning at the intersection of Georgetown and Westville Lake roads in Knox Township in Columbiana County.
Trump visits fire-devastated Calif., changes critical stance slightly
From the ashes of a mobile home and RV park, President Donald Trump said Saturday he came to the heart of California’s killer wildfire to fully grasp the scale of the desolation wrought on the landscape.
Columbiana Red Cross shelter going to standby at 7 p.m.
The Columbiana County Emergency Management Agency announced that the American Red Cross is keeping its shelter at Upper Room Fellowship, 500 Sponseller Road, open only until 7 p.m. today. I
YSU ends football season with loss to Illinois State
Youngstown State gave up two touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
YSU men’s basketball team stuck on team bus for hours in New York City
The Youngstown State men’s basketball team got stuck in one of New York City’s biggest snowstorms Thursday night.
Kenston shuts down Canfield
Kenston’s Jack Porter breaks loose from Canfield’s McCoy Watkins in first-half action during their Division III, Region 9 final Friday at Mollenkopf Stadium in Warren. Porter scored three times for the Bombers, who downed the Cardinals 33-7.
Power outages from storm
Power outages resulting from this week’s winter storm may continue for some First Energy customers through the weekend.
Mallory scores 15 as YSU crushes Carlow
Madison Mallory led all scorers with 15 points and Alison Smolinski added 14 points for the Penguins.
Area journalists, teachers weigh in on press-credential dispute
“The press functions as a watchdog over government, and this role is essential in a democracy,” Earnheardt said.
Downtown owners frustrated with project costing them business
The street project started in March and has created a large hole that impedes access to their businesses.
New Youngstown City Series could soon take shape
Youngstown City Schools and two city parochial schools are in the process of forming a new high school sports league.
Safety, revitalization spur Struthers officials to try to acquire downtown buildings
The city is focused on the structures at 108 S. Bridge St., Eagle Antiques, the former site of Nick’s Department Store and the old Los Gallos building.
Rinaldi, Householder make college commitments
Conchetta Rinaldi will play softball at YSU and Alyssa Householder will play volleyball at Tiffin.
Analyzing the Oscars race
By JAKE COYLE AP Film Writer NEW YORK F. Scott Fitzgerald, who said there are no second acts
Geo C and Tha Storm to unveil new album
IF YOU GO What: Geo C and Tha Storm album release show When: 8 p.m. Wednesday Where: YWCA
SPORTS DIGEST || Late goal lifts Phantoms over Flying Aces
Liam Robertson’s back-handed goal with 3:04 to play gave the Youngstown Phantoms a 4-3 victory over the Central Illinois Flying Aces on Friday night at Grossinger Motors Arena.