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National Guard training center renamed for former president
National Guard training center renamed for former president
Ohio tests new clearance idea to sell off unwanted liquor
Ohio tests new clearance idea to sell off unwanted liquor
Valley teams fighting for playoff lives
Playoff scenarios will begin to take shape tonight across the Mahoning Valley.
Huge Mega Millions, Powerball jackpots lure gamblers
The Mega Millions jackpot is nearly a billion dollars, the second largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history.
Poland girls tee off in Columbus today
The Bulldogs are in the state tournament for the second time in three years.
New Wilmington teen faces 7 felonies in triple homicide
A juvenile witness said 19-year-old Steven Procopio shot her mother and sister before turning the gun on her.
Herron making an impact for Scots’ defense
Wooster sophomore Mark Herron’s season began with a position change.
Ryan calls energy incubator lab opening ‘thrilling’
The congressman who secured funding to get the Tech Belt Energy Innovation Center started and TBEIC’s board chairman both admitted they were never sure they would see this day.
SPORTS DIGEST | Cash, Olson receive preseason HL honors
Cash, Olson receive preseason HL honors INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. The Youngstown State women’s
Harris starts job as new WRTA executive director
The Western Reserve Transit Authority’s new executive director joins with decades of transportation experience.
ROUNDUP OF THURSDAY’S HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
GIRLS SOCCER TOURNAMENTS DIVISION I Canton District Canfield 2, GlenOak 0 CANFIELD Ellie
Boardman Park seeks levy renewal with increase
Boardman Park has operated on the same 1-mill tax rate for 70 years and is the only park in Ohio to maintain millage of that level for so long, a park official says – noting that the staff and board have been “prudent stewards” of these funds.
‘Halloween’ remake strays from the original
With hollow eyes and sagging cheeks, the flabby white mask of Michael Myers is horror’s great blank slate.
Rosen beat down by Broncos
Arizona’s rookie quarterback threw three interceptions and fumbled twice.
Price pitches Red Sox to World Series
Houston Astros catcher Martin Maldonado, right, talks with starting pitcher Justin Verlander after the Boston Red Sox loaded the bases during the second inning in Game 5 of a baseball American League Championship Series on Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018, in Houston. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
‘HATE U GIVE’ IS A MUST
‘HATE U GIVE’ IS A MUST Film Review ‘The Hate U Give’ Grade: 3 and a half stars (out of 4)
Innovative Teacher grants awarded to area educators
The Turning Foundation, in partnership with The Raymond John Wean Foundation, has awarded 15 Innovative Teacher Mini-Grants.
Several Trumbull County fire departments are applying for a FEMA grant
Trumbull County firefighters hope to get $1,816,575
Valley theater loses premier actor
The Mahoning Valley theater community is mourning the death of David El’Hatton, who was one of the finest actors in the area for several decades.
Man arraigned in Niles murder and felonious assault
Man arraigned in Niles murder and felonious assault